https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/6npYGf


I currently have it at:

4.5Ghz
1.315V

The Aida stability test has been going for 52 minutes and continuing:

4496-4502 MHz
1.328 V
Temperatures don't go above 63 Celsius
Xmp is off

I had it at 1.3 V but the stability test failed after 9 minutes so I upped it.

I've only changed the settings for the ratio and voltage for CPU. Didn't wanna touch anything else.

Is there anything I should change or how long should I let the stability test run for? Is there anything in general I should know or test for as well.

This post was edited by Midget on Oct 25 2017 10:36am

pm yupitsmeh, can help with bclk overclock!!!

pm JohnMiller92

still taking things out of context and being useless I see

glad to know you still can post guff

Also, since I can't edit:

My dram frequency in bios says 2133, should I change this to 3000 as that is what my ram speed said when I bought it?

enable ram overclocking yes, your motherboard is running at stock which according to newegg is 2133
probably it's under xmp profiles or smthn
all u likely need to do is turn a feature on and it will run at its rated speed automatically, no tinkering required,
unless u want to run higher than 3000 ofc which should be possible

This post was edited by DCSS on Oct 25 2017 10:45am

BCLK is a good way to fine tune an overclock.

yeah that's the main use for it, with multiplier oc and an untouched bclk you're working with 50 mhz increments, there might be a point inbetween your current oc and the next 50 mhz up that you can be stable at... good way to find it is with the bclk...

This post was edited by DCSS on Oct 25 2017 10:59am

Cute build, Evan. A lot like mine but I got a cheaper CPU and upgraded my GPU

Your voltage is a tad high for 4.5 but it works. I got to 4.7 a while back on a 6600 around the same voltage so it may have some more in her.