to oc you need a time to rise up bro... take time step by step is better than jump up to the upfront and suddenly drop

anyway i think you did as good as you just now... not bad at all.. at least you can shave off a lot ppl out there... in the meantime, you can experiment more and developing your own skills...

u using back ur old h50??
come sell it to me later...hjaja

is the ecs p55-A black edition, nice mobo to OC i5 750?

thx in advanced

brayan actually going to review that mobo but until now no news...
from my experience (P45-Black), d fsb cant stretch any further using lower vcore...
so start from that i never trust ecs...huhu..but u free to try it and give us some review ya??

brayanyeo?

To oc i5-750, is it compulsory to have specialised heatsink/fan and/or performance ram? If using stock heatsink and normal/value ram, can oc or not?

its a must to have a decent cooler to OC i5...
if not u will end up burning ur proc...

This post has been edited by selfdz87: Jan 26 2010, 11:29 PM

Intel stock HSF is not recommended for OC.
There are many decent 3rd party coolers in market ie. Prolimatech Megashadow/Megahalem, TRUE120, Vernomous-X (soon) etc...

no it isnt.

u can still oc using the stock heatsink and a value ram but the speed may not be that high coz the heat is gonna limit u.

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Added on January 27, 2010, 12:06 amburn??
really???

most probably it'll throttle the speed and worst case it'll shut down automatically.

This post has been edited by hilmiangah: Jan 27 2010, 12:06 AM

Anyone using ECS P55-A Black Edition.....

i just cant afford MSI P55-GD65

Is it correct that if only wanted to achieve i5-750 2.66GHz to Turbo Boost 3.2GHz, then stock heatsink and value ram shall be OK?

before you're gonna oc it, check the load temp using the stock clock speed. if you found that it's still good to go, rise up it little by little until you found there's a limit not to reach below 20 degree TJ max.

hmm. looks like not many ppl wanna oc i3 on h55 platform... =(

gonna push my i7 aside n start playing with my i3 this weekend.

Hi guys, im juz buy my new rig can share some guide with stable OC for my rig?

my spec:
I7 860
asus sabertooth i55
team xtreem 1600 D3 CL7 4GB
ASUS EAH 5870
1TB WD Black Cavier
Corsair HX Modular 850watt
CoolerMaster Hyper 212Plus
CoolerMaster HAF 932
sony DVDRW

btw, currently i already oc to 4.0ghz wit 45-50 temp, so is that okie? or anyone can giv me advise or suggestion? Thx~!

already stress the cpu for stability test bro??
idle n load temp??

wats tat? im newbie btw... 1st time oc =.="
where n which software i nid to check for those detail?
coz i ask the sell man help me oc... he ask me test it..

u can use prime95,OCCT,intel burn test or other stress software to test it...
make sure u always monitor the proc temp...make sure it not reach higher than 80c...
for prime95 run it minimum 8 hours without any errors...

i test wit prime95.. having error.. some shutdown itself.. n the temp hit 90-100
is tat i test it wit after oc or before oc?
so how what should i do? is tis mean not stable?

hyper 212+ is not recommended for 4ghz stress test...surely will rise up 80-90 or even 100 depend on ur vcore.
since u have a nice rig sure u can afford good air cooling. get the venemous-x from thermalright...got 1 forumer selling at garage sales for rm350.
or if u want more cooling solutions u can try water cooling

come on go grab watercooling as lichyetan will make a blog for Malaysian Watercooling community.. hehehhehee... it will be more fun then. i do hope to see more wc stuff coming in malaysia and the price will be cheaper by then