sabertooth 990fx r2 hyper 212 evo 8350 could I just slightly raise multiplier an

automaton · Feb 24, 2014

sabertooth 990fx r2 hyper 212 evo 8350
could I just slightly raise multiplier and fsb without going into voltages for 4.3 oc

bob4933 · Feb 24, 2014

Most likely not. You will probably raise anything over 4.0, much less 4.3.

SubPar · Feb 24, 2014

I'm not that informed on the 8core FX chips but I know that you'll more than likely have to up the vcore to hit that. My FX4100 takes 1.4+ to hit 4.4Ghz just as a reference

caddi daddi · Feb 24, 2014

it'll take a bump or two to make that.

automaton · Feb 24, 2014

multi@21 fsb 205=?

caddi daddi · Feb 24, 2014

Waza · Feb 27, 2014

8350 should do 4.3Ghz at stock voltage quite easily. Set load line calibration to high and phases to optimized and you should be good. You might be able to push it to 4,5Ghz if the mobo sets "stock" voltage to 1.35

automaton · Feb 27, 2014

should I do it just by muti or multi and fsb
what numbers ie 21 multi and or fsb 205??

Mandrake4565 · Feb 27, 2014

What I would do is start by shutting down all the power saving features and then run prime 20 minutes open hwmonitor before you run prime. Make sure the temps stay below 70 on the Cpu and 62 on the package. When your done look at the max Cpu V then set it manually in the bios to what it read. Then start bumping the multi, if you leave it on Auto the motherboard is going to raise it to a point accordingly. You should be able to do 4.3- 4.4 on the "stock" voltage.

bob4933 · Mar 3, 2014

Derp... Im ASSuming 8350's have higher "stock" voltages than 8320's haha. Disregard my comments then.

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