Amd Overdrive Turbo Core Control Switches Back to Normal
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
+1 great advice
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
Buddy, my FX8320 runs at 1.33-1.35 @ 4.4Ghz stable. Why did you choose such a high vcore?
http://i.imgur.com/GTyo8ar.jpg
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This is weird.
First of all, apparently the stock voltage for every 8320 chip is different? Some guy at default values had 1.45 stock voltage, you have 1.38 and mine is 1.35 stock.
Second, like you, I really doubt I am getting 4.4 Ghz UNDER stock voltage, but I have tested for multiplier throttling and it does not occur. Something is wrong, but I cannot piece it together.
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
Buddy, my FX8320 runs at 1.33-1.35 @ 4.4Ghz stable. Why did you choose such a high vcore?
http://i.imgur.com/GTyo8ar.jpg
Yeah, I always wonder why people are cranking their vcore up to the sky for such low-moderate overclocks. My FX8150 was able to go up to 4.1ghz on stock voltage. I believe I only boosted to 1.32 for 4.2ghz and 1.38 for 4.6ghz. I think it has to do with the quality board you are using and whether it has VRM or not...and the power phase specifications. I find that on higher end boards, VRM equipped, you don't need to boost the voltage as much for low-moderate overclocks, but obviously you have more headroom on a high end board for higher voltages and clean power. On lower end/ cheaper boards(your $30-$60.00 boards) you have to use more power(I don't know if this is, due, to inefficiency or what) and their mosfet become overwhelmed more easily and your temps and overall well being of your board becomes a factor in overclocking.
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
At 4.2Gh my computer would just give me a black screen when trying the recomended voltage (1.4v) and around that. But when I set it to 1.2v it finally starts up. Any idea what that means?
Thank you.
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
At 4.2Gh my computer would just give me a black screen when trying the recomended voltage (1.4v) and around that. But when I set it to 1.2v it finally starts up. Any idea what that means?
Thank you.
What is your motherboard?
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If you have an aftermarket cooler (hyper 212 for example) go back in bios and set multiplier to 22, manually set Vcore to 1.435v and you now have a 4.4ghz CPU that will crush anything you throw at it...good luck, feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions i've been playing with my chip for over a month now i know the thing like if i created it...
maximum stable clockspeed on mine is 4.75ghz at 1.5v on the core...need a good aftermarket cooler for that speed and a well ventilated case...this is why i run at 4.4ghz daily with 1.435v...
At 4.2Gh my computer would just give me a black screen when trying the recomended voltage (1.4v) and around that. But when I set it to 1.2v it finally starts up. Any idea what that means?
Thank you.
What is your motherboard?
Motherboard: ASRock Fatal1ty 990FX Killer.
CPU cooler: 212 evo.
I have also disabled all the stuff that he mentioned. power saver and turbo boost.
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This saved me a ton of money, thank you, other people said it was my mobo..that it was too hot...that i need a better psu...better cooler...said 8350 bottlenecking my 970.. kept getting fps drops for no reason..read this then i disabled turbo....smooth as butter...Thank you so much..it was a stressful situation for weeks now
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