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Attempting to reach 4.5GHz on 8320

Attempting to reach 4.5GHz on 8320

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Me1MadMiner
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08-13-2016, 08:41 AM
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I aim to raise my CPU speed to 4.5GHz for my PC. I'm just starting with overclocking and don't know the right settings. My system has an AMD FX 8320 processor, a Corsair H100i water cooler, and an MSI 970 motherboard. I need to keep temperatures below 55 degrees during heavy use. Can I achieve that with my current setup? Thank you for your assistance.
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Me1MadMiner
08-13-2016, 08:41 AM #1

I aim to raise my CPU speed to 4.5GHz for my PC. I'm just starting with overclocking and don't know the right settings. My system has an AMD FX 8320 processor, a Corsair H100i water cooler, and an MSI 970 motherboard. I need to keep temperatures below 55 degrees during heavy use. Can I achieve that with my current setup? Thank you for your assistance.

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Krezha
Member
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08-13-2016, 05:06 PM
#2
Review these OC guides carefully.
Adjust power usage according to your needs for each CPU core or overall system.
This affects temperatures significantly.
I achieved a performance boost on an FX 8350 reaching 4.4GHz with stock voltage and a Hyper 212 EVO, keeping temperatures under 57°C.
Proper tuning is essential to prevent unnecessary power loss and excessive heat buildup.
Ensure your motherboard has a solid VRM and configure the LLC settings correctly.
LLC helps counteract voltage drops, which often lead to unnecessary legal issues over high voltage.
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Krezha
08-13-2016, 05:06 PM #2

Review these OC guides carefully.
Adjust power usage according to your needs for each CPU core or overall system.
This affects temperatures significantly.
I achieved a performance boost on an FX 8350 reaching 4.4GHz with stock voltage and a Hyper 212 EVO, keeping temperatures under 57°C.
Proper tuning is essential to prevent unnecessary power loss and excessive heat buildup.
Ensure your motherboard has a solid VRM and configure the LLC settings correctly.
LLC helps counteract voltage drops, which often lead to unnecessary legal issues over high voltage.

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miinecraft63
Junior Member
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08-16-2016, 11:46 PM
#3
Can I achieve those temperatures with my Msi 970 and the h100i? I think not. Factors like case airflow, radiator positioning, and the possibility of overclocking the 8320 at such a distance might limit success. The power supply quality could also restrict performance gains.
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miinecraft63
08-16-2016, 11:46 PM #3

Can I achieve those temperatures with my Msi 970 and the h100i? I think not. Factors like case airflow, radiator positioning, and the possibility of overclocking the 8320 at such a distance might limit success. The power supply quality could also restrict performance gains.

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Xx_PoloMAN_xX
Junior Member
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09-04-2016, 01:07 AM
#4
Review these OC guides carefully.
Adjust power usage according to your needs for each CPU core or overall system.
This affects temperatures significantly.
I achieved a performance boost on an FX 8350 reaching 4.4GHz with stock voltage and a Hyper 212 EVO, keeping temperatures under 57°C.
Proper tuning is essential to prevent unnecessary power loss and excessive heat buildup.
Ensure your motherboard has a solid VRM and configure the LLC settings correctly.
LLC helps counteract voltage drops, which often lead to unnecessary legal issues over high voltage.
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Xx_PoloMAN_xX
09-04-2016, 01:07 AM #4

Review these OC guides carefully.
Adjust power usage according to your needs for each CPU core or overall system.
This affects temperatures significantly.
I achieved a performance boost on an FX 8350 reaching 4.4GHz with stock voltage and a Hyper 212 EVO, keeping temperatures under 57°C.
Proper tuning is essential to prevent unnecessary power loss and excessive heat buildup.
Ensure your motherboard has a solid VRM and configure the LLC settings correctly.
LLC helps counteract voltage drops, which often lead to unnecessary legal issues over high voltage.