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SuperTalent 2000 CL7, Hyper MGH-E rated 2000 7-7-7-21 1.65vWhat ram you using Beep
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SuperTalent 2000 CL7, Hyper MGH-E rated 2000 7-7-7-21 1.65vWhat ram you using Beep
SuperTalent 2000 CL7, Hyper MGH-E rated 2000 7-7-7-21 1.65v
FX-4170 @ 4.6 ghz w/ vcore of 1.4
Really good temps but cant seem to budge it any higher without getting core failures on prime95.
my advice? MOOOOAAAAAR VOLTS. (always seemd to work for me)
IBT stable at 5.1,
Why buy liquid and all the drama that goes with installing and maintaining a loop when you can do it on air, I just could not be bothered with all that liquid cooling malarkey, for the price of a really good loop you could buy almost a complete pcI'm new to the whole OC this , but why air? Just curious? Not bashing at all, 5.1 on air seems awesome, but why no liquid, for the 40$ more?
Just wondering. Thanks
Well...if you mean my signature then a lot of hands on experience and learning...and Liquid NitrogenBeepBeep2, you gotta' fill me in on how you're getting such high OC's! Or at least lead me to a thread.
It will more than likely die during a benching marathon lol, but to be honest these fx chips seem to cope pretty well with the high vcore, whereas my thuban will crap out no matter what vcore above 1.58v you put into it on air and they seem to clock in a similar manner, once you hit the max multi no matter what voltage you ramp through it,you can't make the next jump on the multiplier, so it's back to old skool reference clocking which is fun !keny thats a lot of voltage lol...
That CPU hopefully doesn't wish to run several years
Well yeah, but the 8 core chips get so hot that over ~1.45v 24/7 is unusable with a 100% load for more than a few minutes.It will more than likely die during a benching marathon lol, but to be honest these fx chips seem to cope pretty well with the high vcore, whereas my thuban will crap out no matter what vcore above 1.58v you put into it on air and they seem to clock in a similar manner, once you hit the max multi no matter what voltage you ramp through it,you can't make the next jump on the multiplier, so it's back to old skool reference clocking which is fun !