webkrawlerr
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- Sep 10, 2015
Hey everyone! Thanx for any help.
I am in the dark when trying to understand how overclocking works with the RAM timing.
My RAM is G.SKILL DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) 7-7-7-18 1.5 volts (16GB)
I have already seemed to get a pretty stable overclock to 3.41 Ghz with
these settings: No change to anything else in the BIOS except - 155 BCLK x 24x multipler. (no voltage changes)
Turbo would be 3.7ghz but Windows reports 3.41 Ghz anytime I access it.
I have the stock fan and runs about 62C at idle but during gaming (Planetside 2)
hottest I have recorded is 82C. I am in the process of getting a better fan (Arctic Cooler 7 Rev 2) I should have it in about a week.
I acheived 3.52ghz with 167 BCLK x 21 CPU multiplier but the idle goes up to about 72C with the stock fan. So, I'm not going to use that until I get the new fan. I should still not have to mess with the voltages for that OC, should I?
But, how does all this affect the memory (RAM). I think 3.52ghz would be great for a mild overclock with a modest fan upgrade and I should be able to get my gaming temps back down around 60-65 with the new fan.
I am not sure how my RAM will like all this, though. I don't have the knowledge in figuring my RAM into all this.
Any help?
I am in the dark when trying to understand how overclocking works with the RAM timing.
My RAM is G.SKILL DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) 7-7-7-18 1.5 volts (16GB)
I have already seemed to get a pretty stable overclock to 3.41 Ghz with
these settings: No change to anything else in the BIOS except - 155 BCLK x 24x multipler. (no voltage changes)
Turbo would be 3.7ghz but Windows reports 3.41 Ghz anytime I access it.
I have the stock fan and runs about 62C at idle but during gaming (Planetside 2)
hottest I have recorded is 82C. I am in the process of getting a better fan (Arctic Cooler 7 Rev 2) I should have it in about a week.
I acheived 3.52ghz with 167 BCLK x 21 CPU multiplier but the idle goes up to about 72C with the stock fan. So, I'm not going to use that until I get the new fan. I should still not have to mess with the voltages for that OC, should I?
But, how does all this affect the memory (RAM). I think 3.52ghz would be great for a mild overclock with a modest fan upgrade and I should be able to get my gaming temps back down around 60-65 with the new fan.
I am not sure how my RAM will like all this, though. I don't have the knowledge in figuring my RAM into all this.
Any help?
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