[GUIDE] Overclock with Z68/Z77, Power Management, SSDT Edits
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ok this is the SSDT that i am using but it is not working i want to overclock to 42 what do i need to change???
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ramirorobles said:
Why make an SSDT for 42x - there is one already provided in Multibeast for up to 42 x ?
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the multi beast one is not working on my system
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Joker77 said:
Only real way to get the power states is to extract your own SSDT. Which I'll probably write something up to do. In all honesty it's a moot thing as I don't think AppleIntelCPU uses it at all.
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Very nice guide!
I'm stable at 4.6mhz
i7 2600k (cooling with Termallight arrow)
VID: + 0.02v
Geekbench: around 15000
During 10-15 min on Geekbench Stress Test i get on HWmonitor:
x46 4554Mhz 1.32 Vcore
CPU cores 49 to 63 Celsius
My question is: which would be an i7 safe temperature?
thank you!
I'm stable at 4.6mhz
i7 2600k (cooling with Termallight arrow)
VID: + 0.02v
Geekbench: around 15000
During 10-15 min on Geekbench Stress Test i get on HWmonitor:
x46 4554Mhz 1.32 Vcore
CPU cores 49 to 63 Celsius
My question is: which would be an i7 safe temperature?
thank you!
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sumbutrule said:
Geekbench is not a stress test. If anything it only taxes it at 100% for a few seconds... Use Prime95 if you only use OSX on your machine. If all the threads (all the windows not just the one on top) doesn't pump out an error, and your at those temps your fine!
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Thak you philz for quick reply,
Geekbenck.app has two options (on Benchmarks menu): 1 Run Benchmarks 2 Run Stress Test. Take a look
I've run Stress Test until 50 iteractions (20 mins)
this is not good enough?
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Geekbenck.app has two options (on Benchmarks menu): 1 Run Benchmarks 2 Run Stress Test. Take a look
I've run Stress Test until 50 iteractions (20 mins)
this is not good enough?
regards
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Silly question, and I think I may already know the answer, but thought I'd ask to make sure.
I'm planning on extracting and editing the SSDT on my Z68XP-UD4.
I understand that if you overclock the system - adding higher p-states - you lose the lower p-states.
Is it necessary to have a p-state entry for every sequential 100Mhz? Or could one instead remove a few from the middle to ensure lower idle. Would that result in compilation errors?
I prefer a low idle, but I'd also like it to ramp up!
I'm planning on extracting and editing the SSDT on my Z68XP-UD4.
I understand that if you overclock the system - adding higher p-states - you lose the lower p-states.
Is it necessary to have a p-state entry for every sequential 100Mhz? Or could one instead remove a few from the middle to ensure lower idle. Would that result in compilation errors?
I prefer a low idle, but I'd also like it to ramp up!
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