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What is wrong with my setup? *Help*
- Thread starter xlmartinilx
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Good. Bump the multiplier up by 1 and re run prime95.
Run it for 5+ minutes to be sure (the longer the better)
Also, record the highest temp to be sure it's not getting too hot.
As for notifications... I don't think so.
Run it for 5+ minutes to be sure (the longer the better)
Also, record the highest temp to be sure it's not getting too hot.
As for notifications... I don't think so.
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I can't help with RAM settings, heck I don't even have a rig to overclock!
I'm just going off what I've read and seen round OCF
Now, 21 might seem low, but you can't just jump to like 30 or something, you must make sure you are still stable, and if not adjust voltage properly.
Overclocking does take time.
Hang tight with us, and we'll help ya get'r OC'd nicely.
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Nope. If anything, it will test the stability more. (If it can handle streams + p95)
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I was just wondering, an A10 7850k with a R9 280x is an odd combination. Did you just get a really good deal or something?
Little correction to the comment ATMINSIDE made.
He probably meant to bump up the multi to 40x
The bus speed on AMD APUs is 100MHz and on FX family its 200MHz so he probably got them confused for some reason.
There is no reason to prime your CPU overvolted and under clocked
Happy priming, I still think you should stay on 4GHz until you have educated yourself some more.
He probably meant to bump up the multi to 40x
The bus speed on AMD APUs is 100MHz and on FX family its 200MHz so he probably got them confused for some reason.
There is no reason to prime your CPU overvolted and under clocked
Happy priming, I still think you should stay on 4GHz until you have educated yourself some more.
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Little correction to the comment ATMINSIDE made.
He probably meant to bump up the multi to 40x
The bus speed on AMD APUs is 100MHz and on FX family its 200MHz so he probably got them confused for some reason.
There is no reason to prime your CPU overvolted and under clocked
Happy priming, I still think you should stay on 4GHz until you have educated yourself some more.
Dangit
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Little correction to the comment ATMINSIDE made.
He probably meant to bump up the multi to 40x
The bus speed on AMD APUs is 100MHz and on FX family its 200MHz so he probably got them confused for some reason.
There is no reason to prime your CPU overvolted and under clocked
Happy priming, I still think you should stay on 4GHz until you have educated yourself some more.
Lollllll,
I'll set it at 40x with 1.35v and run a prime test.
Edit:
So after i ran the test the pc froze again and i had to hard restart the pc.
How?
Edit*
Ran another 1hour 5 mins test:
Results:
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You're getting there 
Temps look great at 1.35V.
Now is when you keep testing for either higher speeds or more stability, depending on what you want from the computer.
You'll easily be safe at 1.4 vCore, if you want to test for a higher frequency.
Temps look great at 1.35V.
Now is when you keep testing for either higher speeds or more stability, depending on what you want from the computer.
You'll easily be safe at 1.4 vCore, if you want to test for a higher frequency.
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Huh?
Speedfan doesn't need CPU support.
It interacts with the Super I/O chip on the mobo....
Use Qfan to set fan curves in bios. You will likely find it under monitor tab or similar.
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