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Overclock fx6300 on m5a78L-M with USB3

Overclock fx6300 on m5a78L-M with USB3

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Jelmerro
Member
202
08-26-2020, 12:01 PM
#1
Can I push the FX6300 to around 4.3 to 4.5 GHz without it slowing down on this M5A78L-M card? I understand that the motherboard isn't designed for overclocking.
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Jelmerro
08-26-2020, 12:01 PM #1

Can I push the FX6300 to around 4.3 to 4.5 GHz without it slowing down on this M5A78L-M card? I understand that the motherboard isn't designed for overclocking.

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CaptainW4ZA
Junior Member
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08-28-2020, 06:19 AM
#2
Don't follow the critics, this board isn't aiming for an award, but I already use it on my server. With some adjustments, you can significantly improve its power efficiency and CPU performance. I wouldn't recommend using a 125w chip here, though the 95w ones work if you're realistic about your goals. The main way to boost performance and cooling is by under-volting the chip, especially the VDDNB voltage. You can reduce load temperatures by as much as 15c in Prime95 while still reaching around 4ghz (as I did). It took me a week to get there, but now it's running nonstop since setup, and I'm very satisfied.
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CaptainW4ZA
08-28-2020, 06:19 AM #2

Don't follow the critics, this board isn't aiming for an award, but I already use it on my server. With some adjustments, you can significantly improve its power efficiency and CPU performance. I wouldn't recommend using a 125w chip here, though the 95w ones work if you're realistic about your goals. The main way to boost performance and cooling is by under-volting the chip, especially the VDDNB voltage. You can reduce load temperatures by as much as 15c in Prime95 while still reaching around 4ghz (as I did). It took me a week to get there, but now it's running nonstop since setup, and I'm very satisfied.

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Jarzzermann
Posting Freak
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08-28-2020, 06:24 AM
#3
Wouldn't be wise to overclock the board.
Insufficient power and thermal management.
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Jarzzermann
08-28-2020, 06:24 AM #3

Wouldn't be wise to overclock the board.
Insufficient power and thermal management.

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chirac
Junior Member
14
08-28-2020, 08:45 AM
#4
Sure, I was in the same situation, I got bored one day and decided to give it a shot. Right now I'm at 3.8ghz, which isn't much better (and not really helpful), but when I pushed it higher I started to blue screen after ten minutes.
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chirac
08-28-2020, 08:45 AM #4

Sure, I was in the same situation, I got bored one day and decided to give it a shot. Right now I'm at 3.8ghz, which isn't much better (and not really helpful), but when I pushed it higher I started to blue screen after ten minutes.

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Agent_C_98
Junior Member
13
08-28-2020, 02:10 PM
#5
Don't follow the critics, this board isn't aiming for an award, but I already use it on my server. With some adjustments, you can significantly improve its power output and CPU performance. I wouldn't recommend a 125w chip here, though the 95w ones work if you're realistic about your goals. The main way to boost performance and cooling is by under-volting the chip, especially the VDDNB voltage. You can reduce the load temperatures by about 15c in Prime95 while still achieving around 4ghz. It took me a week to get there, but now it's running nonstop without any downtime, which I'm very satisfied with!
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Agent_C_98
08-28-2020, 02:10 PM #5

Don't follow the critics, this board isn't aiming for an award, but I already use it on my server. With some adjustments, you can significantly improve its power output and CPU performance. I wouldn't recommend a 125w chip here, though the 95w ones work if you're realistic about your goals. The main way to boost performance and cooling is by under-volting the chip, especially the VDDNB voltage. You can reduce the load temperatures by about 15c in Prime95 while still achieving around 4ghz. It took me a week to get there, but now it's running nonstop without any downtime, which I'm very satisfied with!