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my understanding is that if you're 24/7 at 4.5Ghz then you're always in turbo ;)

i don't notice much difference in gaming at 4300Ghz vs 4400Ghz turbo. there's a significant increase in load temperatures between the two though, so i backed it off... and this is on water too. some say that the TIM between the CPU die and the IHS (integrated heat sink) is very poor, so unless...

I'm overclocking using the z77 up5-th and a 3570K, Gskill RipjawX DDR3-1600. Very easy overclock -- 4.3 without on stock voltages, just changed the Turbo multipliers to 43 for all 4-cores. The rest of UEFI/BIOS tweaks are for compatibility with Mountain Lion and sleep/shutdown modes. Going to...

i threw in the towel waiting for a magical driver fix and gave my gigabyte GTS450 OC to my brother, put a waterblock on my 4850 and reinstalled it. works like a charm and cinebenches higher then the 450.