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#11
Sep 29 2015 12:25pm
Quote (WWI @ 29 Sep 2015 10:28)
Vrm is probably too hot.


Sec I'll download AIDA64 and post everything.

Quote (WWI @ 29 Sep 2015 10:28)
Vrm is probably too hot.


I'm really new in these stuff so I barely know anything about overclocking, all I did was follow youtube videos.


Quote (BluntsGLI @ 29 Sep 2015 12:21)
If you don't overclock, does it throttle? Does your voltage drop under load?


Usually when I do not overclock, it stays @ 1400 MHZ ish when i'm on desktop, but when I start launching game is when my CPU freqs increase.


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Sep 29 2015 12:28pm
I'm not quite sure where the VRM is usually located, I posted the whole pic.


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Sep 29 2015 12:29pm
Quote (Aiite @ Sep 29 2015 01:25pm)
Sec I'll download AIDA64 and post everything.



I'm really new in these stuff so I barely know anything about overclocking, all I did was follow youtube videos.




Usually when I do not overclock, it stays @ 1400 MHZ ish when i'm on desktop, but when I start launching game is when my CPU freqs increase.




There are 2-3 settings in the BIOS that will cause that drop in frequency to happen. That is normal. You need to check oput your motherboard manual (chapter 3 usually) for "which" BIOS settings are responsible for the drop in frequency.

That's why I linked the overclocking the bulldozer/piledriver on an ASUS motherboard for you, up above.


/e Turbo will cause that.
Cool n' Quiet will cause that
...and there is one or two others.

This post was edited by Ghot on Sep 29 2015 12:54pm
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Sep 29 2015 12:37pm
Quote (Aiite @ 29 Sep 2015 11:28)
I'm not quite sure where the VRM is usually located, I posted the whole pic.


http://puu.sh/ksCpF/fe8bf26480.png


It's under "sensors"

Post while performing a stress test.
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Sep 29 2015 12:45pm
Quote (Ghot @ 29 Sep 2015 14:29)
There are 2-3 settings in the BIOS that will cause that drop in frequency to happen. That is normal. You need to check oput your motherboard manual (chapter 3 usually) for "which" BIOS settings are responsible for the drop in frequency.

That's why I linked the overclocking the bulldozer/piledriver on an ASUS motherboard for you, up above.


/e Turbo will cause that.
Cool n' Quiet will cause that
...and there is one or two others.


Yeah, but my C&Q is turned off, so is the Turbo.

Quote (HyphyIll @ 29 Sep 2015 14:37)
It's under "sensors"

Post while performing a stress test.


Under a stress test.


After throttle
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Sep 29 2015 12:55pm
ALL the temps in AIDA64 are under the OSD settings...



May vary slightly as per motherboard, but my mobo is ASUS as well....so...

http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=70079577&f=188






/e Post #13 above is where the throttling issue lies.

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Sep 29 2015 02:14pm
Disable
AMD Turbo Core Technology
APM (Application Power Management)
Cool ‘n’ Quiet
CPU Thermal Throttle *be careful keep an eye on your temps, especially core temps, leave this enabled if your not the cautious type*
Core C6 State
C1E
Enhanced Halt State
Any other Power Saving Features in your bios, usually under CPU Advanced, Google them first.
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Sep 29 2015 05:46pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ 29 Sep 2015 16:14)
Disable
AMD Turbo Core Technology
APM (Application Power Management)
Cool ‘n’ Quiet
CPU Thermal Throttle *be careful keep an eye on your temps, especially core temps, leave this enabled if your not the cautious type*
Core C6 State
C1E
Enhanced Halt State
Any other Power Saving Features in your bios, usually under CPU Advanced, Google them first.


All good, I think I got it running @ 4500 MHZ constantly, thanks everyone!! :D
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Sep 29 2015 06:04pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ Sep 29 2015 03:14pm)
Disable
AMD Turbo Core Technology
APM (Application Power Management)
Cool ‘n’ Quiet
CPU Thermal Throttle *be careful keep an eye on your temps, especially core temps, leave this enabled if your not the cautious type*
Core C6 State
C1E
Enhanced Halt State
Any other Power Saving Features in your bios, usually under CPU Advanced, Google them first.


Thx for having the full list. :)



Quote (Aiite @ Sep 29 2015 06:46pm)
All good, I think I got it running @ 4500 MHZ constantly, thanks everyone!! :D


What's your CPU core temp when running either Prime 95 or the AIDA64 stability test?

What's your CPU voltage at?


/e Max. CPU core temp for an 8320 is 62C, .... max. CPU package temp is 72C.


/ee Here was mine at 4.6Ghz (just a quickie OC )




AI Overclock Tuner - Manual
Turbo - Disabled
CPU/NB Freq. - 2200Mhz
HT Link Speed - 2600Mhz

CPU LLC _ Ultra High (75%)
CPU/NB LLC - Auto

CPU Current Capability - 130%
CPU/NB Current Capability - 130%
DRAM Current Capability - 130%

Cool n' Quiet - Disabled
C1E - Disabled
SVM - Disabled
Core C6 State - Disabled

HPC Mode - Disabled
Amp Master Mode - Disabled

CPU Spread Spectrum - Disabled
PCIe Spread Spectrum - Disabled
EPU Power Saving - Disabled

NB Voltage - 1.9v (may lower this a tad)
SB Voltage - 1.15v

Idle Temps...



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