Kinda want to learn how to overclock my pc. I'm not unsatisfied with my performance, but I just want to see what overclocking can do.
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Originally Posted by Muffin Man
(Post 17595807)
Kinda want to learn how to overclock my pc. I'm not unsatisfied with my performance, but I just want to see what overclocking can do.
The first question I have to ask is, is this a store bought computer or you built it yourself? What's the specs? If it's a computer from you bought from a major brand or a non ####K intel CPU with a locked multiplier you're out of luck as far as any beginner should attempt. |
Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 17595821)
Free performance is the name of the game.
The first question I have to ask is, is this a store bought computer or you built it yourself? What's the specs? If it's a computer from you bought from a major brand or a non ####K intel CPU with a locked multiplier you're out of luck as far as any beginner should attempt. Built it myself. Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 Mobo AMD FX-8350 CPU AMD R7 265 GPU 8 GB DDR3 ram I think. Not too sure. From what I've seen so far, its just tweaking numbers, and seeing if your computer can handle it in a benchmark. Might try it out when I have some free time. |
Originally Posted by Muffin Man
(Post 17595831)
From what I've seen so far, its just tweaking numbers, and seeing if your computer can handle it in a benchmark. Might try it out when I have some free time.
Protips: Overclock in incremental babysteps Just because it boots to windows doesnt mean you're in the clear, you're going to need to test for the stability of your OC; because nobody likes a surprise BSOD while browsing SS/FG Do not modify voltages unless you know 100% what you are doing; you could alternatively use the AI tuning that comes in Asus mobo BIOS which is pretty safe assuming you dont stray outside of it You will be shortening the life of your components by operating them outside of manufacturer's spec; the harder you push it, the more wear and tear. Sure you found a OC that is stable at 6Ghz, doesnt mean you should stay there. |
overclocking in winter >>>
"aftermarket" boards make overclocking far less of a headache.... my current has an auto-step overclock and profile slots to save various bios settings. |
Is there anything you don't know?
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Wasn't paying attention and got caught in the trolley tracks, went down right in front of the crowd waiting at the stop.
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Originally Posted by T13
(Post 17596198)
Is there anything you don't know?
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Originally Posted by T13
(Post 17596198)
Is there anything you don't know?
in fact, i dunno much outside of machining/mechanics n circuits. |
Originally Posted by Muffin Man
(Post 17595831)
Built it myself.
Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 Mobo AMD FX-8350 CPU AMD R7 265 GPU 8 GB DDR3 ram I think. Not too sure. From what I've seen so far, its just tweaking numbers, and seeing if your computer can handle it in a benchmark. Might try it out when I have some free time. |
I have some thermaltake cooler. I think. I changed it because the stock one was too loud.
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Originally Posted by Muffin Man
(Post 17597503)
I have some thermaltake cooler. I think. I changed it because the stock one was too loud.
Get that and never turn back. |
Originally Posted by sickz
(Post 17595904)
"aftermarket" boards make overclocking far less of a headache.... my current has an auto-step overclock and profile slots to save various bios settings.
Laptop users are SOL. |
I was super bored at work today...
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Bling!
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Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 17597533)
Aka motherboard outside of those from the likes of those found in prebuilt HP, Dell, etc... I believe you can overclock some current alienware if you didnt pay extra for them to take out the guess work and OC it out of factory. Yes, you can overclock with the jankiest biostar or ECS boards.
Laptop users are SOL. tell me ------- can i restore my iphone to stock speed being that it's underclocked? i'm sure someone's figured it out. |
Originally Posted by sickz
(Post 17597874)
i've been able to OC a few HP boards on just the fsb. nothing else. i thought that was a haedache until i came across a toshiba. can't even get into the bios unless you enable it thru their bloatware.
tell me ------- can i restore my iphone to stock speed being that it's underclocked? i'm sure someone's figured it out. You can only overclock a iphone if it's jailbroken. You can find the software in a cydia repo. Your battery life will suffer. |
Originally Posted by sickz
(Post 17597874)
tell me ------- can i restore my iphone to stock speed being that it's underclocked? i'm sure someone's figured it out.
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Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 17597883)
when i had my 3gs i had an app that let me tinker with overclocking that i got through jailbreaking it, no clue what it was called now though
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Originally Posted by sickz
(Post 17597986)
ooh. didn't expect to hear that! got a 4s lying around i can experiment w/ if the rain comes back ---- thanks man
If you have a 3G and lower device you can install custom white door OS on it that has some of the newer additions of newer iOS's which otherwise dont officially support the device. |
Originally Posted by sickz
(Post 17597986)
ooh. didn't expect to hear that! got a 4s lying around i can experiment w/ if the rain comes back ---- thanks man
long before the days of using netflix and intensive games i have now on the 6+, which i havent been able to make lag or stutter yet |
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 17598136)
i actually used it to underclock the thing to save battery, and it worked out pretty nicely.
long before the days of using netflix and intensive games i have now on the 6+, which i havent been able to make lag or stutter yet im curreny with a 5c; which surprisingly works seems to work in my favor. plenty of naked drops and fumbles and not a single cracked screen. plastic frame has an advantage! aha. -4s n its SS frame cracked screens like they were disposable. |
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 17598136)
i actually used it to underclock the thing to save battery, and it worked out pretty nicely.
long before the days of using netflix and intensive games i have now on the 6+, which i havent been able to make lag or stutter yet |
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Your eagles seem disappointed.
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