Recent content by fagetti

Buying used is fine but i would never buy a gpu used for crypto mining, just ask it before you close the deal if you find with good price

yep sizzling: and youtube is your friend also. Search with your motherboard model (or close to it) and cpu and you can see someone explaining every single option in bios its way easier

Yeah i actually have killed a board when installing old intel laptop cpu which still had those pins, it was shorted. I have no experience with amd cpu:s and that sounds like a good improvement to have

Download aida64 trial and prime95 for stress testing. HWmonitor or hwinfo for temperature monitoring. First try what you get under load (prime95 blend for example) or aida64 just put x mark to fpu / cpu and memory and stress test while looking temps. Do this while on stock settings

What in the name of the lord is that cpu cooling, i have NO IDEA. It has a noctua fan but i havent seen heatsink like that ever before.

power supply model? What is your cpu fan / heatsink? Your motherboard is suitable for oc but need to know these first

you might of have shorted 2 bent pins causing damage to the motherboard . You can try method of taking pin from worthless old / broken cpu View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL8mKPLeCfo

He has a 1060 card already. That seems like a very good temperature under load, even too good. Did you monitor it INGAME? I mean while stressing the cpu? Your went from this : https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Core+i5-4570+@+3.20GHz&id=1896 To this...

damn your ram is rated 2400mhz gang sabre ? you mean 3300 on SAME timings still stable with high voltages? thats crazy impressing

whats your VCCSA, VCCIO, VTTDDR voltages? whats your ddr4 temperature? Dont exceed 1.35 dram voltage if temperatures get too high(if no thermal monitoring for ddr then try with finger if heatspreader is hot or not), and never exceed 1.40v dram voltage. There are alot of other voltages to mess...

depends on game, what you play

maybe hes talking about 3200 with with higher timings compared to 3600 with tighter timings

Yeah i actually forgot all this AVX crap when stress testing, didnt know that it affects even 3dmark. Looking now i see that all of my gen1 cpu:s i7-875k i7-870 i7-970 etc dont have these avx extensions. I guess no way to overclock these i9:s with even kraken x72 its crazy how high temperature...

Oh god my message started a war over here :D Its just when you have 3 fan aio, custom watercooling etc you kinda want to by processor which has most oc potential anyway or all that money to cooling is a "waste"

I been pushing gen1 intel cpu:s past intel voltage limits pretty near throttling temperatures (up to 90c in torture test and up to 75c in gaming) and havent seen any detoriation. These are nearly 10 year cpu:s. However most of the time (6 years out of 10)these have been overclocked with 1.4v...