Bottleneck will be lesser on a FX6350, tho not sure how much tho

its been a while. but hey guys, how is the new chip performance in super pi? cant find it in here.

Lol AMD chips can't beat Intel chips still at SuperPI liao.. lol

u can try find a old FX8120.. very good proc also.. if not just get a FX6350..

its been a long time. soon can play-play again.. hehe

What mobo is that eh? MSI G80 looks different iianm.. hmmm i this an FM2+ mobo?
Anyhow welcome back bro

its a younger sister of G80. G65. havent finish setup yet. This thread has been quiet now. Hopefully can still get feedback when i play with my setup soon.

Harap boleh tengok balik macam zaman phenom 😋

This post has been edited by keyo: Mar 5 2014, 08:53 PM

Lol no worries lor, our ever vigilant elite pro ocer ahkhoo is always here to help.. lol

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Any Overclockers here want to sell their original AMD AM2+ or AM3 HSF unit?

My fan died!

PM me please

I am selling my FX-4300 BE , if anyone interested please PM me , the CPU never OC , still virgin

Hi & Good Day Uncle,

I Just want to say hi, please don't bashed me.

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This post has been edited by verdict: Mar 13 2014, 12:38 PM

Whats the worst can happen if an oc is failed?

1. Windows wont boot ---> BSOD ---> HDD will corrupt faster

Anything else?

major concern is hdd, not really bothered with d rest. but to think that there's a need to reformat + installation of drivers, there's no harm to try oc gradually instead of directly pump d clock to x.xGHz. not like if u run it @ x.xGHz for sometimes (even it's not stable) it will become stable later on. dont think ppl do "Burn In" nemore like last time...

U r still around! Hehe. Ok, noted. i'll be using ssd to play-play with da chip, so the risk of corrupted ssd is lower compared to hdd. If i didnt increase the vcore so much, everything else will be ok right? now still in assembling process, hopefully can settle by this weekend then can start play

yes bro, AMD thread is like a home to me in OCU...

i wouldn't torture my ssd that way, best if u got an old platter hdd, & prepare d image after u completed drivers & software installation. then u oc usin that hdd (it can be tortured to death w/o gettin much sympathy ) to find out d max clock for cpu/ram/nb.

keepin d vrm cooled becomes more & more important nowadays (beside having decent load temp @ chip) in AMD oc (at least). u dont wanna pop any mosfet which will directly void manufacturer warranty.

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Mar 28 2014, 11:41 AM

hi guys , is it ok if i OC mf FX-4300 from 3.8 to 5ghz using only CM TCP 812 ? any advice ?

PD (pliedriver) is fun to play with. u can expect 4.5~4.7/8GHz prime stable, anything higher really depends on:

1. chip itself
2. mobo (especially how beefy is d vrm)
3. cooling @ cpu
4. possibly psu

TCP 812 is an above average cooler, d only complaint is @ AMD, it's of north-south (top bottom) orientation instead of d preferred east-west orientation.

as for cpu/ram/nb oc, d mileage u can expect is around ~4.8GHz cpu, 2400MHz ram, & ~2600MHz nb. keep vcore below 1.5v, vcpu-nb (vimc) below 1.4v, ram wise depends on d sticks u use. for 2400MHz, u wont really need > 1.7v in general. these however were all my findings usin my previous setup (HERE) , they might be diff for yas.

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Mar 28 2014, 04:36 PM

Normally 2400mhz is 1.65v.

I still love my Phenom II X6 1100T and FX-8350 very much. I have the FX-9590 but that one power hungry la. I keep the fella locked up for now.