What motherboard for overclock

Theocnoob said:

You made a great (extreme overkill) choice. You'll never use all the features on that board, but it will serve you well.

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Sarcasm?? Yeah, i know, and even if it has pci-e x2 there´s no place for the secont video card because of the power supply or the case is mini itx micro atx...
Now i need to learn oc from the bottom LOLOL

elchele said:

Sarcasm?? Yeah, i know, and even if it has pci-e x2 there´s no place for the secont video card because of the power supply or the case is mini itx micro atx...
Now i need to learn oc from the bottom LOLOL

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There isn't much to learn. Moar voltage, Moar multiplier. Done.

Read this. It will help:

http://www.overclockers.com/3step-guide-to-overclock-intel-haswell/

Actually on this board there is a lot to learn if you want to make it right However auto settings work pretty good in most cases. Each new ROG series is more user-friendly ... or they just assume that overclockers know/try less nowadays

Woomack said:

Actually on this board there is a lot to learn if you want to make it right However auto settings work pretty good in most cases. Each new ROG series is more user-friendly ... or they just assume that overclockers know/try less nowadays

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Not really dude. For extreme tweaking/overclocking, yes. If he wants to play with RAM, cache, frequency, BCLK, then he has a lot to learn. But in terms of just applying a simple, beginner overclock, it's a matter of voltage/multi and perhaps LLC and you're good to go.