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- CPU
- i7-860
- Graphics
- GTS 250
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
Now that my OS's are the way I want them.
I thought I'd try researching and then attempting to Overclock my Core i7 860.
After reading the 3 STEP GUIDE on Overclockers.com
I gave it ago and then found this on youtube
Found this on YouTube
Now obviously this wouldnt be your 24/7 speed, but could you use this method from youtube and run constant 3.5ghz ?
If i try it I will be using PRIME95 or LINX as the 3 STEP GUIDE mentioned for testing.
UPDATE
Got home from work and tried the Youtube advice from the link above.
So..In BIOS..After loading DEFAULTS then resorting back to AHCI instead of IDE
I then made the following changes
-ADVANCED CPU CORE FEATURES-
INTEL(R) TURBO BOOST TECH. - DISABLED
CPU MULTITHREADING - DISABLED
CPU ENHANCED HALT (C1E) - DISABLED
C3, C6, C7 STATE SUPPORT - DISABLED
CPU THERMAL MONITOR - DISABLED
CPU EIST FUNCTION - DISABLED
-ADVANCED FREQUENCY SETTINGS-
BASE CLOCK (BCLK) CONTROL - ENABLED
BCLK FREQUENCY(MHZ) - 185
SYSTEM MEMORY MULTIPLIER (SPD) - 8.0
-ADVANCED MEMORY SETTINGS-
PERFORMANCE ENHANCE - STANDARD
DRAM TIMING SELECTABLE (SPD) - QUICK
-ADVANCED VOLTAGE SETTING-
LOAD-LINE CALIBRATION - ENABLED
ALL OTHER VOLTAGES AT AUTO
Saved settings and booted into WINDOWS successfully.
Once opened the following and ran linx with all available RAM for 20 runs.
See results below.
RealTemp (Monitoring Temp)
RealTempCapture.PNG
CPU-Z (Proving BIOS changes had taken effect)
CPU-Z.PNG
Linx (Stress Test - 20 runs - ALL AVAILABLE MEMORY)
LINX.PNG
I thought I'd try researching and then attempting to Overclock my Core i7 860.
After reading the 3 STEP GUIDE on Overclockers.com
I gave it ago and then found this on youtube
Found this on YouTube
Now obviously this wouldnt be your 24/7 speed, but could you use this method from youtube and run constant 3.5ghz ?
If i try it I will be using PRIME95 or LINX as the 3 STEP GUIDE mentioned for testing.
UPDATE
Got home from work and tried the Youtube advice from the link above.
So..In BIOS..After loading DEFAULTS then resorting back to AHCI instead of IDE
I then made the following changes
-ADVANCED CPU CORE FEATURES-
INTEL(R) TURBO BOOST TECH. - DISABLED
CPU MULTITHREADING - DISABLED
CPU ENHANCED HALT (C1E) - DISABLED
C3, C6, C7 STATE SUPPORT - DISABLED
CPU THERMAL MONITOR - DISABLED
CPU EIST FUNCTION - DISABLED
-ADVANCED FREQUENCY SETTINGS-
BASE CLOCK (BCLK) CONTROL - ENABLED
BCLK FREQUENCY(MHZ) - 185
SYSTEM MEMORY MULTIPLIER (SPD) - 8.0
-ADVANCED MEMORY SETTINGS-
PERFORMANCE ENHANCE - STANDARD
DRAM TIMING SELECTABLE (SPD) - QUICK
-ADVANCED VOLTAGE SETTING-
LOAD-LINE CALIBRATION - ENABLED
ALL OTHER VOLTAGES AT AUTO
Saved settings and booted into WINDOWS successfully.
Once opened the following and ran linx with all available RAM for 20 runs.
See results below.
RealTemp (Monitoring Temp)
RealTempCapture.PNG
CPU-Z (Proving BIOS changes had taken effect)
CPU-Z.PNG
Linx (Stress Test - 20 runs - ALL AVAILABLE MEMORY)
LINX.PNG