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6300 overclocking
- Thread starter GilbertC06
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Cut off all the green BS.
Set vCore to 1.45V.
Set multi so that you get 4500MHz.
Cut off LLC.
Test with Prime95 for 30 minutes keeping core under 60C, socket under 70c. Post the HWMonitor window after the Prime95 session is over, so I can look at temps/voltages.
Set vCore to 1.45V.
Set multi so that you get 4500MHz.
Cut off LLC.
Test with Prime95 for 30 minutes keeping core under 60C, socket under 70c. Post the HWMonitor window after the Prime95 session is over, so I can look at temps/voltages.
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Not sure where all the green settings are at. Never used the UEFI bios before and things are always named ambiguously. That being said I have already turned off cool and quiet.
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Set the front page to performance.
Cpu advanced tab, disable cool and quiet, C1E and w/e else.
In windows turn off your power saving features.
Then proceed with your overclock
Cpu advanced tab, disable cool and quiet, C1E and w/e else.
In windows turn off your power saving features.
Then proceed with your overclock
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Okay got the turbo and everything turned off.
Went back to default clocks
Went back to default clocks
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then go back in the bios and reclock it, stresstest it and see if it heats to suite you.
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Got it at 4.4
Running tests now
Had to put it back.
Until the mobo CORRECTLY recognizes my fans there is no way I am going to OC this thing. I ran prime and the fans wouldn't go 100 percent. My cpu went up to 70c.
Running tests now
Had to put it back.
Until the mobo CORRECTLY recognizes my fans there is no way I am going to OC this thing. I ran prime and the fans wouldn't go 100 percent. My cpu went up to 70c.
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do like #2, its a good oc, and your 6300 will performe well in game.
run prime95 for 10+ hours maybe, do see any error, if your temps are okay.
run prime95 for 10+ hours maybe, do see any error, if your temps are okay.
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Because if set to PWM and those fans being non-PWM, the fans cannot be controlled easily.
RGone...
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I don't see the option for that. Even checked the manual.
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It takes two circuits to allow either PWM or Analog fans to run on the same set of fan headers. Asus may have removed the analog fan circuit and choice from the motherboard. IF so then only PWM fans will be easily adjustable on that cpu fan header. 4 pin fans in other words.
RGone...
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Yes but my fans are PWM. They are 4 pin and are advertised as such.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...E16835181040&gclid=CPSmwaDszbkCFa9fQgodBm0AMA
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thats the thing though, I can't actually see the rpm because it isn't recognized by the board. And yes I tried different fans. Nothing changed.
And there is no corsair software for fans.
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Curious.... But do you HAVE to use the motherboard headers? Why not just get a fan controller and use the PSU. Then in bios, set your fans to ignore (especially the Cpu fan). Some boards won't go past bios without this setting or a fan plugged in.
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I would prefer to use the mobo. I don't really want extra wires, which especially true of a fan controller.
