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Issues reported on the Intel Pentium G3258 and MSI H81M P33

Issues reported on the Intel Pentium G3258 and MSI H81M P33

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catrkill
Member
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03-20-2017, 07:46 PM
#1
Hello, I just built my pc the other day with an Intel pentium g3258 and an MSI h81m-p33 and I've oc the pentium to 3.9 MHz from stock 3.2 MHz but every time I go over 3.7 MHz windows won't launch. I know this processor can reach 4 MHz on a stock cooler. It was my first build here's the link:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qq9NsJ
Thank you!
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catrkill
03-20-2017, 07:46 PM #1

Hello, I just built my pc the other day with an Intel pentium g3258 and an MSI h81m-p33 and I've oc the pentium to 3.9 MHz from stock 3.2 MHz but every time I go over 3.7 MHz windows won't launch. I know this processor can reach 4 MHz on a stock cooler. It was my first build here's the link:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qq9NsJ
Thank you!

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Zoleks
Member
237
04-03-2017, 06:32 AM
#2
You won't achieve maximum performance from your CPU on an H81 motherboard. A Z97 can boost voltage, enabling higher overclocks with adequate cooling. [/strike]
I own an MSI H81M-P33 board that restricts voltage increases but permits multiplier adjustments; [/strike] so begin by adding +0.1GHz from the base speed and test stability. Then increment by +0.1GHz repeatedly, monitoring consistency. *Note: I discovered later that a G3258 model supports voltage boosts, though 4690K or 4790K upgrades aren't supported on this H81M-P33.*
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Zoleks
04-03-2017, 06:32 AM #2

You won't achieve maximum performance from your CPU on an H81 motherboard. A Z97 can boost voltage, enabling higher overclocks with adequate cooling. [/strike]
I own an MSI H81M-P33 board that restricts voltage increases but permits multiplier adjustments; [/strike] so begin by adding +0.1GHz from the base speed and test stability. Then increment by +0.1GHz repeatedly, monitoring consistency. *Note: I discovered later that a G3258 model supports voltage boosts, though 4690K or 4790K upgrades aren't supported on this H81M-P33.*

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helenma0301
Senior Member
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04-23-2017, 07:40 PM
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You won't achieve maximum performance from your CPU on an H81 motherboard. A Z97 can boost voltage, enabling higher overclocks with adequate cooling. [/strike]
I own an MSI H81M-P33 board that restricts voltage increases but permits multiplier adjustments; [/strike] so begin by adding +0.1GHz from the base speed and test stability. Then increment by +0.1GHz repeatedly, monitoring for consistent performance. *Note: I discovered a G3258 variant supports voltage boosts, though 4690K or 4790K isn't supported on this H81M-P33. Some chips simply can't be overclocked reliably.*
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helenma0301
04-23-2017, 07:40 PM #3

You won't achieve maximum performance from your CPU on an H81 motherboard. A Z97 can boost voltage, enabling higher overclocks with adequate cooling. [/strike]
I own an MSI H81M-P33 board that restricts voltage increases but permits multiplier adjustments; [/strike] so begin by adding +0.1GHz from the base speed and test stability. Then increment by +0.1GHz repeatedly, monitoring for consistent performance. *Note: I discovered a G3258 variant supports voltage boosts, though 4690K or 4790K isn't supported on this H81M-P33. Some chips simply can't be overclocked reliably.*

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Lelyrobots
Junior Member
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04-23-2017, 09:51 PM
#4
For Windows 10, this could be the answer you're looking for:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comme...tel_g3258/
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Lelyrobots
04-23-2017, 09:51 PM #4

For Windows 10, this could be the answer you're looking for:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comme...tel_g3258/