On my ASUS x58 sabertooth motherboard,I have a auto OC feature. There was a 3.8 and a 4.2 crazy. This feature oced everything and was stable. Do the sandy bridge MB have this feature. If so what kind of clocks do you get.
Thank you all for the great support. I have been playing around with a new build,and IMO the $100 bucks for the 2600k is not worth as I do mostly gaming.
Gamers always say, save the $100 and get better GPU : )
Thank you for the great info. One last question. Would the 2600k oc higher than the 2500k on these boards.
From JackNaylorPE
From what I been following on all the OC forums, the 2600k's usually hit higher OC's than the 2500k's....they often turn off HT tho.
If you are limited by heat, then having HT "on" will mean about 7C. If ya have a good cooler.....this is going to be less of a concern.
On the 2600k's, I usually set them up for everyday boots at 4.6 Ghz w/ HT ON under one BIOS profile 4.8 GHz to 5.0 Ghz w/ HT OFF
On 2500k's I get mostly 4.6 to 4.8's unless i start turning stuff off. If ya use offset method, you will downclock when load drops....but ya can get higher OC's using fixed numbers.
Thank you all for the great support. I have been playing around with a new build,and IMO the $100 bucks for the 2600k is not worth as I do mostly gaming.
Thank you all for the great support. I have been playing around with a new build,and IMO the $100 bucks for the 2600k is not worth as I do mostly gaming.
Gamers always say, save the $100 and get better GPU : )