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Overclocking everything

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xTripleMinerx
Posting Freak
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06-17-2016, 03:31 AM
#1
I need to know the maximum settings for each component. What are the recommended limits for overclocking your AMD Fx9590, ASUS GTX 1060, and Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB RAM?
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xTripleMinerx
06-17-2016, 03:31 AM #1

I need to know the maximum settings for each component. What are the recommended limits for overclocking your AMD Fx9590, ASUS GTX 1060, and Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB RAM?

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Naght_shadow
Junior Member
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06-17-2016, 10:56 AM
#2
Your FX9590 is basically a well-binned FX-8350 with maximum overclocking already applied.
Nothing useful can be done there.
Your RAM is 1866 speed. If it could run faster, it would have been sold with 2400 speed RAM.
You might be able to push it to that level, but probably not.
On the GTX1060, if the chip could handle much higher performance, it would already have been factory overclocked for a better price.
We all hope for something without extra cost.
Try overclocking in small steps and observe the results.
If you aim for better performance, consider moving away from the FX line toward a modern Ryzen or Intel 8/9th generation processor, a new motherboard, and DDR4 RAM.
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Naght_shadow
06-17-2016, 10:56 AM #2

Your FX9590 is basically a well-binned FX-8350 with maximum overclocking already applied.
Nothing useful can be done there.
Your RAM is 1866 speed. If it could run faster, it would have been sold with 2400 speed RAM.
You might be able to push it to that level, but probably not.
On the GTX1060, if the chip could handle much higher performance, it would already have been factory overclocked for a better price.
We all hope for something without extra cost.
Try overclocking in small steps and observe the results.
If you aim for better performance, consider moving away from the FX line toward a modern Ryzen or Intel 8/9th generation processor, a new motherboard, and DDR4 RAM.

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06-19-2016, 06:17 AM
#3
I wouldn't oc ANYTHING in that build with that power supply I'm honestly surprised it runs half decent at all.
There's basically no room to oc your processor as it's pretty much maxed out
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Lacrosseboss15
06-19-2016, 06:17 AM #3

I wouldn't oc ANYTHING in that build with that power supply I'm honestly surprised it runs half decent at all.
There's basically no room to oc your processor as it's pretty much maxed out

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dannylynncole
Member
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06-19-2016, 07:24 AM
#4
Your FX9590 is basically a well-binned FX-8350 with maximum overclocking already applied.
Nothing practical can be done there.
Your RAM is 1866 MHz. If it could run faster, it would have been sold with 2400 MHz.
You might be able to push it to that speed, but probably not.
On the GTX1060, if the chip could handle much more performance, it would already have been factory overclocked for a higher price.
We all hope for something without effort.
Try overclocking in small steps and observe the results.
If you aim for better performance, consider moving away from the FX line toward a current Ryzen or Intel 8/9th generation processor, a modern motherboard, and DDR4 RAM.
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dannylynncole
06-19-2016, 07:24 AM #4

Your FX9590 is basically a well-binned FX-8350 with maximum overclocking already applied.
Nothing practical can be done there.
Your RAM is 1866 MHz. If it could run faster, it would have been sold with 2400 MHz.
You might be able to push it to that speed, but probably not.
On the GTX1060, if the chip could handle much more performance, it would already have been factory overclocked for a higher price.
We all hope for something without effort.
Try overclocking in small steps and observe the results.
If you aim for better performance, consider moving away from the FX line toward a current Ryzen or Intel 8/9th generation processor, a modern motherboard, and DDR4 RAM.

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06-19-2016, 08:16 PM
#5
I want to increase my CPU, GPU, and RAM speeds. What should be the upper limit? I’m surprised these parts still run at their default performance.
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TheJimmyIsHere
06-19-2016, 08:16 PM #5

I want to increase my CPU, GPU, and RAM speeds. What should be the upper limit? I’m surprised these parts still run at their default performance.