5820K slow but 4.4ghz?

[peugot]

so i upgraded my cooling because the last aio went to hell, and did a minor oc on it and started encoding some video using handbrake. when i rip a bluray it takes almost an hour on the fast1080p30 setting it says it uses 100% and all but only write a bit over 2mbps to disk, have tried both ssd and regular.. temps are 70c at highest under 100% load and it slurps 1.250v. how do i oc cache if thats what it needs

 

[Johan45]

Cache overclock requires ring/cache voltage bump. Most likely system agent as well. First you have to see if you have the option to up the cache multi. Speeding up the memory might help a bit as well. Haven't done much recoding in a while but that used to help me.

 

[peugot]

i have never done this before. but it will require oc input aswell as voltages ? how much will this help in bluray ripping and games etc? tnx for reply

 

[Johan45]

ONly know thorough testing, games nada bluray/recode work it should help some. I took a quick look through your manual and didn't see any options for cache OC. I know some boards could and others couldn't. Might have to wait for someone with a similar board. I have a Giga SOC and it has an external switch to activate the "OC socket" This is what gives me the options in BIOS for cache overclock.

 

[peugot]

haha just my luck.. thank you for taking the time to look at it at least

 

[EarthDog]

Is this result slow?

 

[peugot]

i will think so, i ripp a cd in 50 sec so almost an hour for bluray is in my mind not very good?

 

[Tír na nÓg]

i will think so, i ripp a cd in 50 sec so almost an hour for bluray is in my mind not very good?

Cd=music.

BluRay=Video.

Different encoding, algorithms.

1080p 30fps is the time it takes.

With mine, encoding 1080p/30fps h264 takes about half the time of the BluRay lenght.

So looks allright.