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Overclocked i5 2500k @ 4.5Ghz 1.2Ghz improvement

Inxy

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I have my i5 2500k OC to 4.5Ghz



post yours.
 
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What do I win?

My Q6600 at dads house is 3.72GHz from 2.4GHz. Will up a photo next time I'm there.

Edit: Decided to throw in my HDD performance. It's not even an SSD. Its 2x 15kRPM SAS drives in RAID0 (Notice the access times )

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Ninja

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Immortality said:
I have my i5 2500k OC to 4.5Ghz


post yours.

What cooler do you use?
 

nehkz

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I'll post mine when I get an Intel cpu and mobo. I can't take it anymore.
 

Zex

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nehkz said:
I'll post mine when I get an Intel cpu and mobo. I can't take it anymore.

Ahh yes. I miss my intel cpu too, Q6600. Now I have a AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black. It sucks but I do like AMD's prices. They are what you pay for.
 

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Zex said:
Ahh yes. I miss my intel cpu too, Q6600. Now I have a AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black. It sucks but I do like AMD's prices. They are what you pay for.

i have the same AMD phenom as you xD
I like it, its pretty good IMO. Does everything I want.
 

nehkz

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Zex said:
Ahh yes. I miss my intel cpu too, Q6600. Now I have a AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black. It sucks but I do like AMD's prices. They are what you pay for.

Yeah, I have that too, but it hasn't got anything on the i5's and the i7's
 
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nehkz said:
Yeah, I have that too, but it hasn't got anything on the i5's and the i7's

It still overclocks like a boss though. Being able to put the vCore to 1.5 was a large advantage back in the day when overclocking actually took more skill having to tweak FSB and clock skews instead of just adjusting the multiplier and maybe vCore
 

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michaelkr1 said:
It still overclocks like a boss though. Being able to put the vCore to 1.5 was a large advantage back in the day when overclocking actually took more skill having to tweak FSB and clock skews instead of just adjusting the multiplier and maybe vCore

Good point, I haven't OC'ed my Phenom II, but I may do.
 

Ninja

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Immortality said:
Coolermaster V6 GT. I could go higher with NH-D14.

That's what I was wanting to get soon.
 

Inxy

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Temps:

Core 1: 62c
Core 2: 66c
Core 3: 65c
Core 4: 56c

OCed to 4.7Ghz. Stable at 4.7Ghz. Going to try 4.8, 4.9 etc until I get some errors.
 
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Nice bro. I completely forgot that on i7's its basically impossible to get a 1:1 dram/fsb ratio haha. None of that shit matters on i7's when tweaking multiplier right?
 

Inxy

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Failed to get it to 4.8Ghz. Not sure that if that's true. But only thing matters when overclocking a sandy bridge CPU is that you change multiplier and voltage.


Also having some fucking issue with CPU. It keeps down clocking it self to 4.990Mhz. When I have it at 4.5Ghz. Any ideas on to fix this?
 
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You've diabled Inteliboost or whatever it's called? On my QuadCore, there are a few options in bios for power saving and shit (I.E. On quad core it drops the multiplier from 9, down to 6 to power save). Make sure all of those are off.
 

Inxy

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Intel Speed stepping? I'll give that a shot. brb
 
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Yer that one and the "Intel® Turbo Boost Technology" one. The Turbo Boost was the one I was thinking of. Try disabling it and see how it goes. It's purpose is to disable 3 of the cores and then OC Core 0 (Which is kinda pointless when you're manually OC'ing like you are).