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Help with overclocking 6950X

Help with overclocking 6950X

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kenjaca
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07-04-2016, 08:46 PM
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Hi guys,
I’m using an ASUS X99 Deluxe II with BIOS version 0610. When I run the CPU tuning app, I get around 3.8GHz. Could someone share tips on adjusting the BIOS settings to reach a stable 4.2–4.3GHz range? The water cooling setup shouldn’t be an issue.

For the RAM, I have 64GB of G.Skill DDR4-3200 CL15-15-15-35 at 1.35V with XMP 2.0 enabled. How should I configure the BIOS to optimize performance? I’ve already selected the XMP 3200 profile, but I’m wondering if there are other tweaks needed.

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kenjaca
07-04-2016, 08:46 PM #1

Hi guys,
I’m using an ASUS X99 Deluxe II with BIOS version 0610. When I run the CPU tuning app, I get around 3.8GHz. Could someone share tips on adjusting the BIOS settings to reach a stable 4.2–4.3GHz range? The water cooling setup shouldn’t be an issue.

For the RAM, I have 64GB of G.Skill DDR4-3200 CL15-15-15-35 at 1.35V with XMP 2.0 enabled. How should I configure the BIOS to optimize performance? I’ve already selected the XMP 3200 profile, but I’m wondering if there are other tweaks needed.

Thanks!

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milkswag1234
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07-06-2016, 08:48 PM
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To achieve an overclock for the 6950x, you'll need stress testing software and temperature monitoring tools. I suggest using XTU and HWMonitor.

Begin by configuring the core voltage mode to manual and adjusting the voltage to 1. Next, configure the multiplier to 30x. Attempt to boot the system; if it successfully passes a 5-minute stress test and maintains temperatures, restart into the BIOS.

Adjust the multiplier to 31x and boot into Windows to evaluate performance. If you encounter issues accessing Windows or experience instability, increase the core voltage by 0.025v and retry.

Repeat this process until you reach your target overclock, ensuring temperatures stay below 70°C and voltage remains under 1.33V. Each chip reacts differently, so achieving 4GHz or higher may not always be possible while keeping voltage within limits.
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milkswag1234
07-06-2016, 08:48 PM #2

To achieve an overclock for the 6950x, you'll need stress testing software and temperature monitoring tools. I suggest using XTU and HWMonitor.

Begin by configuring the core voltage mode to manual and adjusting the voltage to 1. Next, configure the multiplier to 30x. Attempt to boot the system; if it successfully passes a 5-minute stress test and maintains temperatures, restart into the BIOS.

Adjust the multiplier to 31x and boot into Windows to evaluate performance. If you encounter issues accessing Windows or experience instability, increase the core voltage by 0.025v and retry.

Repeat this process until you reach your target overclock, ensuring temperatures stay below 70°C and voltage remains under 1.33V. Each chip reacts differently, so achieving 4GHz or higher may not always be possible while keeping voltage within limits.

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07-14-2016, 10:23 AM
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To enhance the performance of the 6950x, you'll need stress testing tools and temperature monitoring software. I suggest using XTU and HWMonitor.

Begin by configuring the core voltage mode to manual and adjusting the voltage to 1. Next, configure the multiplier to 30x. Attempt to boot the system; if it successfully completes a stress test and maintains temperatures, proceed to the BIOS.

Adjust the multiplier to 31x and enter Windows to evaluate stability. If you encounter issues with Windows or system instability, increase the core voltage by 0.025v and retry.

Repeat this process until you achieve your target overclock, ensuring temperatures stay below 70°C and voltage remains under 1.33V. Each chip reacts differently, so achieving 4GHz or higher may not always be possible while keeping voltage and temperature within safe limits.

Good luck with your overclocking journey!
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Mr_Floobiful
07-14-2016, 10:23 AM #3

To enhance the performance of the 6950x, you'll need stress testing tools and temperature monitoring software. I suggest using XTU and HWMonitor.

Begin by configuring the core voltage mode to manual and adjusting the voltage to 1. Next, configure the multiplier to 30x. Attempt to boot the system; if it successfully completes a stress test and maintains temperatures, proceed to the BIOS.

Adjust the multiplier to 31x and enter Windows to evaluate stability. If you encounter issues with Windows or system instability, increase the core voltage by 0.025v and retry.

Repeat this process until you achieve your target overclock, ensuring temperatures stay below 70°C and voltage remains under 1.33V. Each chip reacts differently, so achieving 4GHz or higher may not always be possible while keeping voltage and temperature within safe limits.

Good luck with your overclocking journey!

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