QUOTE(Star_Scream @ Aug 6 2013, 06:21 PM)
Hi all sifu, this is my first oc on 4570K and Asus Z87M-Plus and I've read many guides.
One of the guide on first post [OCers] 3 Step Guide to Overclock Your i7 / i5 Haswell Platform caught my attention on how to check whether the chip I have is on the upper end or the lower end of the Haswell bell curve. Quote from the author:-
My Haswell cant boot past 4.3GHz on 1.25V manual. Heck it cant even boot past 4.2GHz when I set the voltage setting to adaptive or offset. My questions are:-
1) Does high performance RAM increase the oc capability of the CPU? I am using normal RAM only.
2) Does good cooler increase the oc capability of the CPU? I am using stock cooler.
Stick to 4.0GHz for now with stock cooler, 90C on full load. Well, for normal gaming my CPU just 60-70C so I might not want to invest on new cooler if my CPU cant go beyond 4.3GHz.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
I have no comment on how good is your chip bro since I have never played with a 4570K before.One of the guide on first post [OCers] 3 Step Guide to Overclock Your i7 / i5 Haswell Platform caught my attention on how to check whether the chip I have is on the upper end or the lower end of the Haswell bell curve. Quote from the author:-
My Haswell cant boot past 4.3GHz on 1.25V manual. Heck it cant even boot past 4.2GHz when I set the voltage setting to adaptive or offset. My questions are:-
1) Does high performance RAM increase the oc capability of the CPU? I am using normal RAM only.
2) Does good cooler increase the oc capability of the CPU? I am using stock cooler.
Stick to 4.0GHz for now with stock cooler, 90C on full load. Well, for normal gaming my CPU just 60-70C so I might not want to invest on new cooler if my CPU cant go beyond 4.3GHz.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
So far having some 4770K average chip is 4.5GHz @ 1.25v LinX stable. A golden CPU is doing as low as 1.2v at the same frequency.
Try playing with Load-line calibration in Digi+VRM option. It will control the way your CPU's idle/load vCore.
1) High performance RAM doesn't help CPU overclocking. Just that the higher RAM speed, the more stress the integrated memory controller (IMC) will get hence the more voltages you will have to pump to the processor to stabilize it.
2) The lower the temperature, the lower the vCore needed hence overclock ability is improved.
Get a better cooler bro for better overclocking. Stock cooler won't go that far
Aug 6 2013, 10:17 PM
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