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Hi guys i need a help to overclock my 3570k to 5.1ghz on Maximus V gene , kindly share the bios settings that will be fruitful
for me.
here are my system Specs
Ivy 3570k
Maximus V Gene
Corsair H100 Liquid cooler
4gb Adata 1600mhz CL7 Ram
Case Haf932
sorry for mistype its 3570k
for me.
here are my system Specs
Ivy 3570k
Maximus V Gene
Corsair H100 Liquid cooler
4gb Adata 1600mhz CL7 Ram
Case Haf932
sorry for mistype its 3570k
Zka17 wrote:
So, you're on Maximus V Gene with a 3770k... if you want to OC, my first question is: how you're cooling your CPU?
In my case, 4.8GHz is stable only with Vcore at 1.53... whit those settings, the 3770k produces a lot of heat! As you can see in my thread (link in my signature), I'm using custom water cooling: a 3x120mm radiator with 6 fans in push-pull configuration - temps are maxing out during stressing (AIDA64) at 85C on cores, idle below 30C...
With your H100 practically is impossible to get a 5GHz OC on the CPU... simply, the H100 isn't enough for that heat... if you have very good airflow through the H100's radiator, but I mean really good airflow, maybe you could do 4.8GHz... sincerely, for a 24/7 OC, I would stop at 4.6GHz...
I could post some snapshots of my BIOS settings, but the thing is that every CPU is different... I think, mine is a little degraded already as I used very high voltages during benching... if you really want to learn OC'ing, I would advise you to start reading the stickies on this section...
thanks for advise bro .... i have 3570k , iam not after the 24/7 but for benchmarks i want to stable it for few minutes like Aida64 , Geekbench ,Cinebench Etc ... for that i need some settings of Rog boards what u recomend , 4.7ghz with 1.38v was stable for benchmark but when i try to 4.9ghz with 1.47 v crashes all the time , like i read ur oc'ng guideline LLC was on high and i turned off Cstate settings and also disables Speedstep technology ... i know u will give me some settings of Rog that will work for me for running these benchmarks.
snapshot of ur bios will be fruitfull for me that will be huge boost
There are no definitive settings for a certain speed stable!!! Each and every CPU is different.
For example I have a CPU that is Pi32mb stable at 5.0ghz with only 1.22v and another needs 1.44v. This is only Vcore these two CPU's also need wildly different settings in other voltage areas too.
Its not just Vcore you need to adjust to stabalise a certain overclock on Z77 VCCIO, PLL , VCCSA etc etc etc are all important especially as you come to the limit of your cooling. As are all the settings in Digi Power and the DRAM timings and settings too.
Ideally you should learn your individual system by initially reading one of the sticky guides and making small changes and see how each one effects stability.
For overclocking I would leave Speedstep on and if you want the CPU running at full speed all the time adjust the OS power plans.
For example I have a CPU that is Pi32mb stable at 5.0ghz with only 1.22v and another needs 1.44v. This is only Vcore these two CPU's also need wildly different settings in other voltage areas too.
Its not just Vcore you need to adjust to stabalise a certain overclock on Z77 VCCIO, PLL , VCCSA etc etc etc are all important especially as you come to the limit of your cooling. As are all the settings in Digi Power and the DRAM timings and settings too.
Ideally you should learn your individual system by initially reading one of the sticky guides and making small changes and see how each one effects stability.
For overclocking I would leave Speedstep on and if you want the CPU running at full speed all the time adjust the OS power plans.
8 Pack wrote:
There are no definitive settings for a certain speed stable!!! Each and every CPU is different.
For example I have a CPU that is Pi32mb stable at 5.0ghz with only 1.22v and another needs 1.44v. This is only Vcore these two CPU's also need wildly different settings in other voltage areas too.
Its not just Vcore you need to adjust to stabalise a certain overclock on Z77 VCCIO, PLL , VCCSA etc etc etc are all important especially as you come to the limit of your cooling. As are all the settings in Digi Power and the DRAM timings and settings too.
Ideally you should learn your individual system by initially reading one of the sticky guides and making small changes and see how each one effects stability.
For overclocking I would leave Speedstep on and if you want the CPU running at full speed all the time adjust the OS power plans.
yeah thats what i was thinking actually IVY is a bad overclocker ...max limit is 4.8ghz , unless u remove the IHS for new thermal paste
No !!!
Its not a bad clocker at all they are just limited by your cooling and the actual chip its self. Some are better than others but thats true for many CPU these days with IMC etc now being on die.
Its not a bad clocker at all they are just limited by your cooling and the actual chip its self. Some are better than others but thats true for many CPU these days with IMC etc now being on die.
feniks wrote:
I actually stumbled upon similar trouble. I am coming from Z77 FTW board (with dozens of other issues), but at least I could stabilize my 4.8GHz OC with 1.275v vcore, 100% LLC and PLL override enabled @ 1.85v ... I can't seem to be able to replicate this configuration on MVE board ... it seems to call for 1.3v vcore at other settings same ... any ideas what else needs to be altered in BIOS?
i have noticed bad batch processors like i have L211b222 ....processor who got this batch wont be a good oc chip , iam replacing that ...cause me and my friends got this batch of processor all are poor oc .... iam replacing that
8 Pack wrote:
No !!!
Its not a bad clocker at all they are just limited by your cooling and the actual chip its self. Some are better than others but thats true for many CPU these days with IMC etc now being on die.
yes imc is a major factor in overclocking .... but 3770k is a good overclocker few complaints , but in 3570k u will find lot of problems .... bro can u tell me most recomended settings in Digi Power of Asus maximus V gene ... that will help me
8 Pack wrote:
No !!!
Its not a bad clocker at all they are just limited by your cooling and the actual chip its self. Some are better than others but thats true for many CPU these days with IMC etc now being on die.
yes imc is a major factor in overclocking .... but 3770k is a good overclocker few complaints , but in 3570k u will find lot of problems .... bro can u tell me most recomended settings in Digi Power of Asus maximus V gene ... that will help me
