Amd Phenom ii x495 OC from 3.4Ghz to 4.0Ghz

[Spanky460]

just wondering on opinions how you great people at toms hardware think this setup looks and if there is anymore room to oc higher... prime95 has been running for almost 30 mins now and nothing is crashing or stopping... again overclocking a phenom ii x496 on windows 10 THANKS EVERYONE!!

monitors
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prime95
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[Gam3r01]

With your H60 I wouldnt push it much further.
My H100i keeps my 965 @4.2 under 48C max load, however my VRM overheats and crashes any further.

 

[Spanky460]

With your H60 I wouldnt push it much further.
My H100i keeps my 965 @4.2 under 48C max load, however my VRM overheats and crashes any further.

Ahhh i see ok that sucks was hoping to get to a 4.2 myself but rather be safe than sorry hahah thanks for your response! i had to drop my dram down to 1332 and increase the voltage slightly on the dram after the voltage on the cpu as well also have the cpu-nb at 2400mghz

 

[Gam3r01]

You might be able to push it further, but I would be careful with it. My processor wont surpass 4.0 at anything short of 1.525v.
My ram is native 1333MHz, so it helped me.

 

[Spanky460]

You might be able to push it further, but I would be careful with it. My processor wont surpass 4.0 at anything short of 1.525v.
My ram is native 1333MHz, so it helped me.

strange mine is set at 1333MHz also yet prime would continuously stop worker 3 until i switched it to 1332MHz and increased dram voltage.. and i think i was reading that the voltage on this cpu shouldn't go past 1500v is that correct?

 

[Gam3r01]

Its beyond AMD's specifications, however I've been running 1.525v since March of last year. Which is extremely surprising given my motherboard.

 

[Spanky460]

Its beyond AMD's specifications, however I've been running 1.525v since March of last year. Which is extremely surprising given my motherboard.

At the same time you do have a better cooler than i currently do so i am sure that helps with the higher voltage.

 

[Gam3r01]

Yeah, my cooler (as much as I regret it haha) can dissipate the voltage fine, but my 4+1 power phase (single 4 pin CPU connector) still surprises me.

 

[Spanky460]

Yeah, my cooler (as much as I regret it haha) can dissipate the voltage fine, but my 4+1 power phase (single 4 pin CPU connector) still surprises me.

here is exactly how i have mine setup.. i want to make ANYONE who see's this and thinks.. oh hell ya ill use these exact settings aware.. that yes they do work for my specific cpu they may not work for you'rs ... so with that being said if you decide to use these settings im not responsible for anything that happens.. thanks!

Not sure why the picture is upside down..

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