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Top choice for boosting AMD FX-8370 to 4.6GHz.

Top choice for boosting AMD FX-8370 to 4.6GHz.

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Macalena
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05-16-2025, 09:42 AM
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Hassan83 :
Thank you for your response. Before finalizing this thread, I was wondering if your motherboard is capable of handling such an overclock? As mentioned by others, it wasn’t built for OC purposes. The performance would likely be subpar, and the board’s lifespan could be affected. However, I’ve done overclocking on less reliable boards before. It’s still at your own risk, as we always are with any overclocking attempts. Even then, I wouldn’t recommend it, considering the potential issues people face with that particular board running high-end CPUs under stress.
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Macalena
05-16-2025, 09:42 AM #11

Hassan83 :
Thank you for your response. Before finalizing this thread, I was wondering if your motherboard is capable of handling such an overclock? As mentioned by others, it wasn’t built for OC purposes. The performance would likely be subpar, and the board’s lifespan could be affected. However, I’ve done overclocking on less reliable boards before. It’s still at your own risk, as we always are with any overclocking attempts. Even then, I wouldn’t recommend it, considering the potential issues people face with that particular board running high-end CPUs under stress.

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teigan0303
Junior Member
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05-21-2025, 08:48 PM
#12
The motherboard struggles to handle 125w CPUs at normal settings because of its limited VRM design. Adding VRM heatsinks might help.
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teigan0303
05-21-2025, 08:48 PM #12

The motherboard struggles to handle 125w CPUs at normal settings because of its limited VRM design. Adding VRM heatsinks might help.

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Kashews
Junior Member
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05-21-2025, 09:22 PM
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It could assist in maintaining stock speeds without throttling, though it won’t involve overclocking. The system remains limited to a standard 4+1 VRM configuration.
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Kashews
05-21-2025, 09:22 PM #13

It could assist in maintaining stock speeds without throttling, though it won’t involve overclocking. The system remains limited to a standard 4+1 VRM configuration.

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