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FX-6300 OC Clock / Voltage Results

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bjoneson

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Dec 2, 2013
I've done a baseline just to determine the overclocking potential of my FX-6300.

I have the following other system specs:

ASRock FX990 Extreme 4
Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x8GB DDR3/1600 - 9-9-9-24
Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO
Rosewill RG530-2 PSU
GeForce 8800 GTX

I've got everything set stock in the BIOS, except:
- Disabled all unused I/O Devices
- LLC set to minimize vDroop without over-voltage (In ASRock this is "1/4")
- All CPU / Motherboard Power Management Features disabled.

These were *quick* 5 minute OCCT tests to determine overclocking potential. Was able to get to 4000MHz on Stock Voltage (1.300v)

From there, these were the settings and measurements for a 5 minute OCCT run:

4000MHz - VID: 1.300 - Idle: 1.296 - Load: 1.280 - Socket: 53c - Core: 38c
4100MHz - VID: 1.350 - Idle: 1.352 - Load: 1.320 - Socket: 56c - Core: 42c
4200MHz - VID: 1.375 - Idle: 1.376 - Load: 1.344 - Socket: 58c - Core: 45c
4300MHz - VID: 1.413 - Idle: 1.408 - Load: 1.376 - Socket: 61c - Core: 49c
4400MHz - VID: 1.463 - Idle: 1.456 - Load: 1.424 - Socket: 64c - Core: 55c
4500MHz - VID: 1.513 - Idle: 1.504 - Load: 1.472 - Socket: 70c - Core: 62c

At this point, I think I've hit the upper limit of my cooling setup.

Curious to find out how these numbers sit with other 6300 owners.
 
Most of the Cpu V numbers I have seen when overclocked are based on running Prime Blend 2 hours to establish stability. It would be tough to compare them to 5 minutes of OCCT. Though I would agree that at 4.5 you have hit your heatwall, that said testing for 24/7 stability you may need more voltage across the board at all clock speeds posted. Therefore, possibly will hit the heatwall at 4400 or lower?

Have a read through this post, where one of our overclockers put a 6300 through it's paces.
 
U be raton air "mandrake", 5 mins of P95 Blending is not enough time in the saddle to tale us much atall.
RGone...ster.
 
U be raton air "mandrake", 5 mins of P95 Blending is not enough time in the saddle to tale us much atall.
RGone...ster.
Them there's Funnies words Bobgonester.
 
Did you test it on stock? Just curious to know what voltage it needs. I got mine stable after 5 runs of IBT at 3.6GHz with CPU-Z reporting 1.104V on load. Looks prommissing, doesn't it?:) Still with stock cooler, tho, so can't push it.
 
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