Looking for assistance with boosting the G3258 processor on a GIGABYTE GA-B85M-DS3H system using Windows 10?

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Looking for assistance with boosting the G3258 processor on a GIGABYTE GA-B85M-DS3H system using Windows 10?

Looking for assistance with boosting the G3258 processor on a GIGABYTE GA-B85M-DS3H system using Windows 10?

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_Altron_
Junior Member

34

08-17-2016, 12:00 PM

#1

I have a GIGABYTE GA-B85M-DS3H-A and a g3258. I bought this to overclock it, but I'm facing issues with connecting. When I try to connect, my PC won't turn on and I have to reset the BIOS every time. Please help. 😀

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_Altron_

08-17-2016, 12:00 PM #1

I have a GIGABYTE GA-B85M-DS3H-A and a g3258. I bought this to overclock it, but I'm facing issues with connecting. When I try to connect, my PC won't turn on and I have to reset the BIOS every time. Please help. 😀

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florian12pro
Member

144

08-17-2016, 12:32 PM

#2

I've managed to reach 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load. Can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It seems like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.

It really is problematic—it needs to be 1.360 for stability. What are the drawbacks of such a high voltage?

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florian12pro

08-17-2016, 12:32 PM #2

I've managed to reach 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load. Can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It seems like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.

It really is problematic—it needs to be 1.360 for stability. What are the drawbacks of such a high voltage?

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TheTurtleBoy
Junior Member

12

08-19-2016, 05:40 AM

#3

What speed is being set for the G3258, and was there a reminder to gradually raise the voltage?

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TheTurtleBoy

08-19-2016, 05:40 AM #3

What speed is being set for the G3258, and was there a reminder to gradually raise the voltage?

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OKNK
Member

231

09-01-2016, 12:10 AM

#4

What speed are you configuring the G3258 for, and did you plan to gradually raise the voltage? I attempted a setting of 4.0ghz and was wondering what other good configurations might work on this motherboard. I'm still learning overclocking and unsure if I made a mistake or if I can't do it here.

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OKNK

09-01-2016, 12:10 AM #4

What speed are you configuring the G3258 for, and did you plan to gradually raise the voltage? I attempted a setting of 4.0ghz and was wondering what other good configurations might work on this motherboard. I'm still learning overclocking and unsure if I made a mistake or if I can't do it here.

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xLikax
Member

173

09-02-2016, 07:13 AM

#5

The temperature reached during stress testing was 80°C under load, which is within acceptable limits. The voltage core temperature is 1.350V, and the clock speed achieved is 4.2ghz.

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xLikax

09-02-2016, 07:13 AM #5

The temperature reached during stress testing was 80°C under load, which is within acceptable limits. The voltage core temperature is 1.350V, and the clock speed achieved is 4.2ghz.

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YummyGummy_
Member

166

09-02-2016, 11:50 AM

#6

I've reached 4.2ghz but the voltage is at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80°C under load. You can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.

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YummyGummy_

09-02-2016, 11:50 AM #6

I've reached 4.2ghz but the voltage is at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80°C under load. You can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.

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martiondude123
Member

162

09-21-2016, 08:14 AM

#7

I've reached 4.2ghz but the voltage is at 1.350vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load. You probably didn't get a very reliable chip from the manufacturing process.

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martiondude123

09-21-2016, 08:14 AM #7

I've reached 4.2ghz but the voltage is at 1.350vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load. You probably didn't get a very reliable chip from the manufacturing process.

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peacepie
Junior Member

2

09-21-2016, 10:42 AM

#8

Down below:
jrncop :
I've reached 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80°C under load. You can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a less-than-stellar chip from the silicon draw. Also, how long will its lifespan be at this setting?

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peacepie

09-21-2016, 10:42 AM #8

Down below:
jrncop :
I've reached 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80°C under load. You can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a less-than-stellar chip from the silicon draw. Also, how long will its lifespan be at this setting?

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MehSparky
Member

193

10-01-2016, 06:22 AM

#9

I've managed to reach 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load. Can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.

It really is problematic—it needs to be 1.360 for stability. What are the drawbacks of such a high voltage?

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MehSparky

10-01-2016, 06:22 AM #9

I've managed to reach 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load. Can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.

It really is problematic—it needs to be 1.360 for stability. What are the drawbacks of such a high voltage?

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centdix
Member

156

10-01-2016, 06:28 AM

#10

Decends :
jrncop :
I've reached 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load.
Can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.
Yeah, it's really bad—it needs to be 1.360 for stability. What are the drawbacks of such a high voltage?
What do you think about the downsides?

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centdix

10-01-2016, 06:28 AM #10

Decends :
jrncop :
I've reached 4.2ghz but it's at 1.350 vcore, isn't that excessive? I've stress tested it and it reaches 80 degrees Celsius under load.
Can't exceed 4.2ghz at that voltage? It looks like you might have received a not-so-good chip from the silicon lottery.
Yeah, it's really bad—it needs to be 1.360 for stability. What are the drawbacks of such a high voltage?
What do you think about the downsides?