z77x-d3h overclocking...

[Munster]

Hi,

I tried to overclock my 2500k with my new d3h board. When I rebooted, it just kept freezing in BIOS.

I set the ratio to x44 abd the vCore to around 1.35v, and everything else to AUTO.

BIOS is around F6, not updated yet.

Any ideas.

 

[Ru5ty_t00l]

set the multiplier a little lower and give it a try

 

[MadMarc]

I've got my 2500k to 4.5GHz only by changing the multiplier, but not all chips overclock equally well. Just set the multiplier to a lower setting until you get it stable.

 

[Munster]

Well I just checked out my CPU temps with Real Temp and IBT.

On Normal and V.High tests, temp was around 40-42c idol, and 58-60c stressed.

I don't know if thats a little high on stock core.

 

[Ru5ty_t00l]

Well I just checked out my CPU temps with Real Temp and IBT.

On Normal and V.High tests, temp was around 40-42c idol, and 58-60c stressed.

I don't know if thats a little high on stock core.

stock cooler?

edit : just saw the DH-14.
those temps r for stock cpuvcore and stock clock?

 

[Munster]

stock cooler?

edit : just saw the DH-14.
those temps r for stock cpuvcore and stock clock?

Yup, 3.5ghz and AUTO for everything else.

 

[Ru5ty_t00l]

u have to set the voltage manually cause in auto mode it goes higher
try 40 multiplier and 1.200V

 

[Munster]

u have to set the voltage manually cause in auto mode it goes higher
try 40 multiplier and 1.200V

Okies, do I need to do anything with, my understanding is that they relate to keeping the voltage stable under load.

- vCore Voltage Respone (Fast - Slow / Auto)
- vCore LLC (Extreme - Standard / Auto)
- CPU VTT LLC (Extreme - Standard / Auto)

Thx.

 

[Ru5ty_t00l]

Okies, do I need to do anything with, my understanding is that they relate to keeping the voltage stable under load.

- vCore Voltage Respone (Fast - Slow / Auto)
- vCore LLC (Extreme - Standard / Auto)
- CPU VTT LLC (Extreme - Standard / Auto)

Thx.

1st set it to fast
2nd set it to a level that there's a slight or no Vdroop.
3rd got no idea, leave as it is.

 

[Munster]

Interesting. I updated the BIOS to F9, and the freezes/lockups have gone (as of yet).