OC Hardware Limits

[BackBeat]

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Lakaw sa ko kadali.. will be running prime95 for 4.1.. we'll see if it's stable..

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NOT Stable. LOL. Hehe Back @stock settings and finding the lowest vcore possible.

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OC starting point will be 3183.9 MHz (132.66 * 24) @ Vcore 1.131v. Hinay2x, lingaw2x.. hihi weekend na pud..

[simoko]

as for my tip; get to know your processor very well. read its specified thermal and electrical properties. helpful links and good reads below:

Intel® Core™ i7 Processor - Technical Documents

data sheet na sa imong proc. you'll find absolute maximum voltage and temperature among other things. what's good is that its coming from the manufacturer itself rather than speculations and what-nots. one last word, limits depends on your preference, ikaw ra gyud maka decide unsa'y sakto na para nimo.

enjoy overclocking.

edit lang gamay:



this is not for the memory but for the processor itself (memory controller). you can run it higher than this specification but you'll have to maintain a certain percentage against uncore voltage. read between the lines sa datasheet, its there - wala gi-mention directly but there.

SAKTO gyud kaayo gi-ingon ni poldo...read...read & read datasheets sa imong procie to be more familiar w/ its operating parameters...iwas disgrasya pud...lisud mag taghap2x kai kung mataghapan masunog...hehehehe...dili pwede CLEAR CMOS lang

[simoko]

I'd like to have it for 24/7 use master.. But what im plannin' since there are 2 profiles.. I'll be saving..
1. Gaming
2. Daily use

Will this be Ok master?

depende ra gyud sa imong preference...kung ang imong gaming use OC profile mo deperensya lang ug less than 10fps sa imong daily use oc profile...i don't think its worth it...

by the way, how's your temp profile? i hope you're not "temperature-freak" as this will seriously impact your oc vis-a-vis the cost of cooling...i can't imagine myself buying a 15k procie & spending another 15k to cool it down just to extract a few hundred mhz more...me,i practise safe oc becoz i want to get the most juice from my pc parts at the least cost possible...dili ko freakish about temps...idle temps of mid-to-high 40's is ok for me basta ang load temps do not go over 90c kai mo start na ug throttle down ang procie till that little genie inside it decides its too hot & shut it down...i keep in mind that silicon melts at 200c

[BackBeat]

Temps idle @30-32c and load @40-44, stock settings master on non-AC room. At 3.5GHz tested on prime for 1hour, temp @55c.

[gaspar_73]

what do you expect? grabeh kaayo na ug connections si yoyong, handpicked gyud na nga proc. if only i have the same connections, sunog-sunog gyud siguro mga proc diri ba.

as for my tip; get to know your processor very well. read its specified thermal and electrical properties. helpful links and good reads below:

Intel® Core™ i7 Processor - Technical Documents

data sheet na sa imong proc. you'll find absolute maximum voltage and temperature among other things. what's good is that its coming from the manufacturer itself rather than speculations and what-nots. one last word, limits depends on your preference, ikaw ra gyud maka decide unsa'y sakto na para nimo.

enjoy overclocking.

edit lang gamay:



this is not for the memory but for the processor itself (memory controller). you can run it higher than this specification but you'll have to maintain a certain percentage against uncore voltage. read between the lines sa datasheet, its there - wala gi-mention directly but there.

agree with this one sir,Mr.Simoko is my hardware guru...not all processor are created equal.even if both are the same they they cant overclock samely...as long as your on the safe side and stable..that is an achievement....