I need advice, if you can tell me the settings (in BIOS) 4.3 GHz-4.4 on my motherboard? Is it true that I can with def.voltage "raise" the CPU to 4-4.2Ghz? Can anyone help me in overclocking gigabyte Z68X UD3P B3 2600k?
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I need advice, if you can tell me the settings (in BIOS) 4.3 GHz-4.4 on my motherboard? Is it true that I can with def.voltage "raise" the CPU to 4-4.2Ghz? Can anyone help me in overclocking gigabyte Z68X UD3P B3 2600k?
You should be able to get the overclock you're after, or somewhere near it, simply by using the multiplier. You do not even need to increase the tension.Quote:
Originally Posted by Czeslaw
I have same motherboard and the same processor 2600K, 1600 vengeance RAM.Well, Which is better, change the clock ratio or core CPU overclock on turbo?
I joined the list of 47 x CPU clock and change the core of 1,345 v and the desktop is working well .But if change in the core of a relationship turbo -47, -47 2, 3, 47 and turbo four-core connection to 47, I cannot load Windows.
Another question my motherboard supports RAM up to 1600 MHz, but can’t run windows when I change it.
How much memory you have installed and the settings you used for memory? What voltage is used? Are all modules of a complete kit or separates? Do you have HPET established in the right place?
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Originally Posted by Ryszard
- Memory vengeance 1600 MHz – 3*4 = 12GB
- Xmp profile on 1600 MHz
- Voltage 1.5
I am at a loss not Understand why you are using three memory modules on a Dual Channel motherboard. Is there any specific reason for this?
I take it then that you purchased thesis separates sticks and not a matched kit?
Will you probably need not enter all the settings manually, and You Have More than two modules installed. You will have it probably myös of increase the voltage a little.
I am not sure I understand your that last question But Usually the way it oc thesis processors would even upping the multiplier. Depending on how high you want to try and go Will you need it disable some of the other bios options like Turbo, EIST, C1E, etc. C3.
I look forward that your trouble is when you are trying to jump to a big overclock without doing it in stages as you should observe how steady it is as you go. Try 4.3 first and observe if the whole thing is ok there. If it passes all the tests then you can go a bit advance up and test again.
The memory modules are well but I believe that you were just sold three separate sticks not a "matched kit" and as such they might not be steady mutually.
Method you will necessitate to acquire your memory working and steady before you establish to overclock at all. Probably you will necessitate putting in the settings and voltage physically rather than making use of the auto settings in the BIOS.
I will try above suggestion and will try to overclock. I like to thank everyone for their suggestion. If I got any further doubt than I will let u know.