AMD A10-5800K OC Using AMD Overdrive

[Kim Kelvin]

looking for a safe AMD Overdrive settings for my build..
Currently Turned on my Mobo's OC Genie.
Results 3.8Ghz -> 4.09Ghz

Now I'm looking for more but safe settings for Overclocking my CPU and GPU. (APU)

Anyone can give some ? Thanks

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Specs :
MSI FM2-A85XA-G65
AMD A10-5800K 3.8GHz
2x4 8 GB G.Skill Ares 1866 RAM
Cooler Master Seidon 120M
Thermaltake Smart SE 730W 87% Modular PSU
NZXT Lexa S Casing
1 TB Western Digital Caviar Blue HDD
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PS : im new to overclocking

 

[Nuclear101]

I will not recommend overclocking your CPU as the GPU will also need to be increased or else crashes due to bottlenecking will occur. Even if you do OC the GPU, you will get more crashes due to the CPU becoming too hot.

 

[Kim Kelvin]

I will not recommend overclocking your CPU as the GPU will also need to be increased or else crashes due to bottlenecking will occur. Even if you do OC the GPU, you will get more crashes due to the CPU becoming too hot.

my temp is current sitting a @ 34 Degrees Celsius , is it not cool enough even in OC Genie mode ?

 

[Nuclear101]

I will not recommend overclocking your CPU as the GPU will also need to be increased or else crashes due to bottlenecking will occur. Even if you do OC the GPU, you will get more crashes due to the CPU becoming too hot.

my temp is current sitting a @ 34 Degrees Celsius , is it not cool enough even in OC Genie mode ?

Well then I suppose you can overclock. The maximum temperature I recommend for APU's is 80C to 85 on 100% load. Anything above 90C risks damaging the CPU. The only other limiting factor is how much voltage you can supply to make it stable. Expect around 4.5GHz maximum overclock. I will not recommend raising the voltage past 0.015 Volts to make it stable.

 

[Kim Kelvin]

I will not recommend overclocking your CPU as the GPU will also need to be increased or else crashes due to bottlenecking will occur. Even if you do OC the GPU, you will get more crashes due to the CPU becoming too hot.

my temp is current sitting a @ 34 Degrees Celsius , is it not cool enough even in OC Genie mode ?

Well then I suppose you can overclock. The maximum temperature I recommend for APU's is 80C to 85 on 100% load. Anything above 90C risks damaging the CPU. The only other limiting factor is how much voltage you can supply to make it stable. Expect around 4.5GHz maximum overclock. I will not recommend raising the voltage past 0.015 Volts to make it stable.

Im currently using this configuration .
Frequency 42 @ 1.33750V

This pick is showing the CPU Temp with Stress Test Prime95 Turned ON
is it ok ? im planning saying on 4.2ghz only

 

[Nuclear101]

I will not recommend overclocking your CPU as the GPU will also need to be increased or else crashes due to bottlenecking will occur. Even if you do OC the GPU, you will get more crashes due to the CPU becoming too hot.

my temp is current sitting a @ 34 Degrees Celsius , is it not cool enough even in OC Genie mode ?

Well then I suppose you can overclock. The maximum temperature I recommend for APU's is 80C to 85 on 100% load. Anything above 90C risks damaging the CPU. The only other limiting factor is how much voltage you can supply to make it stable. Expect around 4.5GHz maximum overclock. I will not recommend raising the voltage past 0.015 Volts to make it stable.

Im currently using this configuration .
Frequency 42 @ 1.33750V

This pick is showing the CPU Temp with Stress Test Prime95 Turned ON
is it ok ? im planning saying on 4.2ghz only

If it's stable for 30 minutes to an hour, then you have achieved a stable overclock

 

[Kim Kelvin]

I will not recommend overclocking your CPU as the GPU will also need to be increased or else crashes due to bottlenecking will occur. Even if you do OC the GPU, you will get more crashes due to the CPU becoming too hot.

my temp is current sitting a @ 34 Degrees Celsius , is it not cool enough even in OC Genie mode ?

Well then I suppose you can overclock. The maximum temperature I recommend for APU's is 80C to 85 on 100% load. Anything above 90C risks damaging the CPU. The only other limiting factor is how much voltage you can supply to make it stable. Expect around 4.5GHz maximum overclock. I will not recommend raising the voltage past 0.015 Volts to make it stable.

Im currently using this configuration .
Frequency 42 @ 1.33750V

This pick is showing the CPU Temp with Stress Test Prime95 Turned ON
is it ok ? im planning saying on 4.2ghz only

If it's stable for 30 minutes to an hour, then you have achieved a stable overclock

Thank you sir