Windows 7: Post Your Overclock! [2]

rodpgfx · 09 Dec 2012

I don't know what I changed in bios, but it's working now

paulpicks21 · 09 Dec 2012

That's some real heavy voltage there Rod, I would advise against running it that high.

tom982 · 09 Dec 2012

The multiplier there is just what is running at the moment. My 3770K is overclocked to 4.5GHz but ATM, CPU-Z is showing a multiplier of 16

Try running IBT and look what happens in CPU-Z.

rodpgfx · 09 Dec 2012

Yeah, i decided to down clock mine a bit, and left it at 4.5
running with 1.2 volts now

Solarstarshines · 09 Dec 2012

Those Sabertooth Boards are something else aren't they

ROD the voltage that you had for 4.8Ghz should be the voltage im using for that overclock lol

AMD can handle the voltage I can honestly say i never seen a intel rig over 1.36 V-core can you hear the eletricity going through the board lol

Welcome to Seven Forums one hell of a Rig

rodpgfx · 10 Dec 2012

What would be an ideal voltage for this processor then?
I don't want to burn up my new gear

rodpgfx · 10 Dec 2012

Any of you guys running this sabertooth board?
What should the iGPU set up as.

tom982 · 10 Dec 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by rodpgfx

What would be an ideal voltage for this processor then?
I don't want to burn up my new gear

Pick a target speed (the norm for a 3770K around here seems to be 4.5GHz) then modify the voltage until it's as low as it can be, yet stable

All chips are different, so there isn't really an ideal.

rodpgfx · 10 Dec 2012

http://valid.canardpc.com/2610724

Solarstarshines · 10 Dec 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by rodpgfx

What would be an ideal voltage for this processor then?
I don't want to burn up my new gear

I was informed that chip can actually go to 1.52 volts

I have a Sabertooth Board mine is AMD though but it is the same layout pretty much in terms of bios

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