And a suicide run just for fun
:O is that prime stable?! If so what the hell is your BIOS setup? I need to know!
And a suicide run just for fun
:O is that prime stable?! If so what the hell is your BIOS setup? I need to know!
And a suicide run just for fun
:O is that prime stable?! If so what the hell is your BIOS setup? I need to know!
Sorry mate, I just posted this as you had posted a 5GHz+ 'suicide' run.
It is a series of benchmarks I carried out at 5GHz, when I first installed it a while back. It will not run prime stable on air at 5Ghz. 4.7GHz with 8 workers is currently my max.
It is stable on Aida64 burn test at 5GHz. No throttling. Tested for two hours
It is prime stable using only 4 workers at 4.9GHz, I have not tested at 5Ghz.
It will complete 10 IBT runs at 4.8GHz on very high memory, but will throttle if I run IBT at 5GHz due to CPU temperature.
I am planning a water loop to see if that takes me above 5GHz stable. That may be a week or so.
I found these useful, they are based on Asus boards not the Gigabyte you intend on buying but the settings are going to be the same, perhaps a different layout in BIOS:
http://www.legitreviews.com/article/2055/14/
http://www.overclock.net/t/1348623/amd-bulldozer-and-piledriver-overclocking-guide-asus-motherboard
Is 10 minutes long enough to call it stable though? I thought you would have to test longer than that? Im at 4.4 tested for 1hr as that's the longest test ive done.
What do people consider prime stable or just a stable overclock?
A lot of people don't rate Prime95 for stability testing any more. AIDA64 is a bit more popular.
One way of looking at it, if none of your games or apps are crashing, your 4.4GHz is stable.
Very interesting, i may get fiddling again lol![]()
A lot of people don't rate Prime95 for stability testing any more. AIDA64 is a bit more popular.