Ok so upon trying to find out an average or max oc of peoples cpu's on this very forum, despite my searching, I could not see a thread that contained all this info in one singular place.
We have plenty of discussion threads, but this can take hours of trawling through to see what results people are getting. We have loads of benchmark threads which show max oc's, but again not enough information for people to replicate, or to have a well informed aim to target at. This can also help us see at a quick glance average oc's of cpu's at how well they are performing/overclocking.
Mods, if this is inappropiate or my searching skills have failed me then please delete immediately.
INFORMATION REQUIRED
1. Cpu model
2. MAX STABLE OC
3. Vcore setting in bios required for max stable oc
4. Cooling solution used (air, AIO, custom water, phase etc) and full load temps
5. Motherboard used
6. Software used to gauge stability and for how long/how many passes
7. Any other voltages/straps/multipliers etc deemed necessary or that would be helpful to include for others
8. Full list of bios settings and straps, voltages, bios screenshots etc in order to as best as possible aid others in replicating oc's with the same/similar setups (optional)
9. Memory used, vdimm and timings (optional)
If there is anything else people think would be helpful to add on the list please let me know.
I am aiming for this to be a non-discussion thread if possible, literally for results only which I will update regularly onto a leaderboard if you will on post #2. This is in order to keep the thread clean and straight to the point of max oc's, which is why I started this thread as we seem to be lacking this on these forums? If anybody would like to know more or discuss a certain users oc maybe a pm would be helpful?
Finally, as there are such a vast range of cpu's on todays market, I am going to have to be slightly discrimate on uploading results of only enthusiast level cpus please. After all we are enthusiast overclockers on here. So no i3's and old athlon x2's please and htpc/budget cpu's
i5(K models), i7(K or X models) and AMD FX cpu's will all be uploaded on post #2
We have plenty of discussion threads, but this can take hours of trawling through to see what results people are getting. We have loads of benchmark threads which show max oc's, but again not enough information for people to replicate, or to have a well informed aim to target at. This can also help us see at a quick glance average oc's of cpu's at how well they are performing/overclocking.
Mods, if this is inappropiate or my searching skills have failed me then please delete immediately.
INFORMATION REQUIRED
1. Cpu model
2. MAX STABLE OC
3. Vcore setting in bios required for max stable oc
4. Cooling solution used (air, AIO, custom water, phase etc) and full load temps
5. Motherboard used
6. Software used to gauge stability and for how long/how many passes
7. Any other voltages/straps/multipliers etc deemed necessary or that would be helpful to include for others
8. Full list of bios settings and straps, voltages, bios screenshots etc in order to as best as possible aid others in replicating oc's with the same/similar setups (optional)
9. Memory used, vdimm and timings (optional)
If there is anything else people think would be helpful to add on the list please let me know.
I am aiming for this to be a non-discussion thread if possible, literally for results only which I will update regularly onto a leaderboard if you will on post #2. This is in order to keep the thread clean and straight to the point of max oc's, which is why I started this thread as we seem to be lacking this on these forums? If anybody would like to know more or discuss a certain users oc maybe a pm would be helpful?
Finally, as there are such a vast range of cpu's on todays market, I am going to have to be slightly discrimate on uploading results of only enthusiast level cpus please. After all we are enthusiast overclockers on here. So no i3's and old athlon x2's please and htpc/budget cpu's
i5(K models), i7(K or X models) and AMD FX cpu's will all be uploaded on post #2
