hab am wochenende mal mein system etwas oc´d und mich an folgende anleitung gehalten:
Let's begin:
** Restart/start your computer, Enter the bios, usually by repeatedly pressing Delete. Overclock in your bios. Do not use a windows based overclocker as the results do not tend to be as good.***
1 Set overclock tuner, sometimes called differently, to manual.
2 Set max turbo ratio to 45. Enter your ram section. Enter the timings (your ram timings for the ram you bought. ie, 7 7 7 24 or 9 9 9 28 etc) . Leave the rest of the 'sub timings' on 'auto' Leave the RAM speed at AUTO unless it is miss reading (ie you have 1600 reading as 1333). In that case enter the correct number (ie 1600)
3 Go to the voltage section. Set CPU and RAM to manual. Leave the rest of the voltages AUTO. The RAM should be set to the 'sticker voltage', ie, 1.5v. The CPU, set to 1.35V (for sandybridge 2XXX cpus), and about 1.25V (for Ivybridge 3XXX cpus)
4 Find Load Line Calibration, or LLC. Set it to 50%. If it is in levels, 5/10 or 3/5.
5 Go to CPU features turn off C5 C1 and EIST / Speedstep . Some CPUs/boards will still hold this OC with speedstep left on. I suggest you turn it off for now. Also turn off any power saving features. You may also disable virtualization if you will never use it. Note that, SOME CPUS may require CPU PLL overvoltage to be turned on to hit 4.5Ghz. It is unlikely.
Please note:
*Less than 5% of CPUs according to a published test by Asus will need more than 1.35V or refuse 4.5Ghz altogether. 80% need LESS than 1.35.
ich bin mir aber nicht sicher wieviel volt mein cpu nun bekommt, da das oc sehr leicht ging und ohne bluescreen oder sonstige probleme finde ich das etwas seltsam für meinen ersten oc versuch gleich so einen erfolg zu haben.
da die werte im bios und asrock extreme tuner die gleichen sind hab ich die stromwerte aus dem asrock fotografiert. ich würde euch bitten diese auf "fehler" zu prüfen
hier die bilder: http://imgur.com/a/xX2sV
Let's begin:
** Restart/start your computer, Enter the bios, usually by repeatedly pressing Delete. Overclock in your bios. Do not use a windows based overclocker as the results do not tend to be as good.***
1 Set overclock tuner, sometimes called differently, to manual.
2 Set max turbo ratio to 45. Enter your ram section. Enter the timings (your ram timings for the ram you bought. ie, 7 7 7 24 or 9 9 9 28 etc) . Leave the rest of the 'sub timings' on 'auto' Leave the RAM speed at AUTO unless it is miss reading (ie you have 1600 reading as 1333). In that case enter the correct number (ie 1600)
3 Go to the voltage section. Set CPU and RAM to manual. Leave the rest of the voltages AUTO. The RAM should be set to the 'sticker voltage', ie, 1.5v. The CPU, set to 1.35V (for sandybridge 2XXX cpus), and about 1.25V (for Ivybridge 3XXX cpus)
4 Find Load Line Calibration, or LLC. Set it to 50%. If it is in levels, 5/10 or 3/5.
5 Go to CPU features turn off C5 C1 and EIST / Speedstep . Some CPUs/boards will still hold this OC with speedstep left on. I suggest you turn it off for now. Also turn off any power saving features. You may also disable virtualization if you will never use it. Note that, SOME CPUS may require CPU PLL overvoltage to be turned on to hit 4.5Ghz. It is unlikely.
Please note:
*Less than 5% of CPUs according to a published test by Asus will need more than 1.35V or refuse 4.5Ghz altogether. 80% need LESS than 1.35.
ich bin mir aber nicht sicher wieviel volt mein cpu nun bekommt, da das oc sehr leicht ging und ohne bluescreen oder sonstige probleme finde ich das etwas seltsam für meinen ersten oc versuch gleich so einen erfolg zu haben.
da die werte im bios und asrock extreme tuner die gleichen sind hab ich die stromwerte aus dem asrock fotografiert. ich würde euch bitten diese auf "fehler" zu prüfen
hier die bilder: http://imgur.com/a/xX2sV
