Soldato
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I went for the x5670. Stock 2.9ghz, same as the 950, but overclocks to 3.8ghz on my first go at ocing this chip, haven't bothered to push it higher. Using Noctua D14.
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Advice please...
I have a 5650 running on an Asus Rampage Gene II. It's Prime95 stable at 4.4GHz easy, gets a little hot but no crashes whatsoever. Fire up PUBG and it crashes instantly, lowered the clock to 4.2 and still crashed. I've had to lower it all the way to 3.6GHZ to get it working stable. I haven't tried a fresh install of the game so may try that, but would there be any other reason why the chip is stable in Prime95 but needs to be dropped 800mhz to play PUBG?? Weird..
I've got an X5670 running on my Rampage Gene II. 4.2GHZ (200*21) @ 1.3v in the bios. DRAM at 1600 MHZ and UCLK at 2400 MHZ. All other voltages are at the minimum the board will allow, hyperthreading and speedstep enabled. DRAM timings set to 9-9-9-24. Oh and I'm running bios version 1405. I'll try take some photos of the bios screens in case you see anything different in yours. What are you guys using to upload photos?
Thanks for those, mirrored those exact settings and the same result. Prime95 stable, but didn't last 5mins in PUBG! Might try another chip tomorrow as I have a spare one running in a server.
You sure it's the CPU crashing and not your GPU?
Fairly sure as the GPU will do several runs of Heaven and Superposition. Just before it crashes the screen starts lagging along with the sound and then it blue screens. I'm yet to try a fresh install of the game too so will try that too.
Thanks for those, mirrored those exact settings and the same result. Prime95 stable, but didn't last 5mins in PUBG! Might try another chip tomorrow as I have a spare one running in a server.
You sure it's the CPU crashing and not your GPU?
Fairly sure as the GPU will do several runs of Heaven and Superposition. Just before it crashes the screen starts lagging along with the sound and then it blue screens. I'm yet to try a fresh install of the game too so will try that too.
Guess it needs a bit more voltage then. I have mine @ 1.35V in the bios for comparison.
This is one of the reasons why I stopped using Prime95 as stability tester a long time ago. It simply does not test all facets of the system. I would recommend using Realbench stress test and something like Unigine Superposistion/Valley BOTH RUNNING AT THE SAME TIME. You will find out pretty soon if it is just the game playing up or your system is really fully stable at that clock speed.I've got an X5670 running on my Rampage Gene II. 4.2GHZ (200*21) @ 1.3v in the bios. DRAM at 1600 MHZ and UCLK at 2400 MHZ. All other voltages are at the minimum the board will allow, hyperthreading and speedstep enabled. DRAM timings set to 9-9-9-24. Oh and I'm running bios version 1405. I'll try take some photos of the bios screens in case you see anything different in yours. What are you guys using to upload photos?
While i'm bored in work, thought i'd have an ask if anyone else has tried it with good results before I put what i'm going to do into practice later on tonight.
I have a x5660 and want to throw my GTX 980 at it, Reasons be, I want to see if I can game and stream on it at the same time, I've had a go at streaming with my 3770k 4.2GHz but unless i turn some settings down in OBS and games, games lag as well as the stream and looks like a blurry mess.
Will the x5660 with a mild overclock bottleneck a 980, if not anyone tried to stream and game on it at the same time with good results?
Cheers.
My GPU undervolt was perfect for benchmarks but caused crashes in games. Had to up from about 1060 mV to 1085 mV. I'd definitely try running it at stock first to rule it out.Fairly sure as the GPU will do several runs of Heaven and Superposition. Just before it crashes the screen starts lagging along with the sound and then it blue screens. I'm yet to try a fresh install of the game too so will try that too.