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Hi, I've never been big on overclocking and tend to run my PC at stock clocks. However I wanted to give it a go and having just done a bit and seeing the results I wanted to see whether my experience is mirrored by others and get some advise.
This link is a screenshot showing 3 results.
Todays result is the middle one and I put the cpu to 4.6 with the gpu at stock, The way I did it was I let my Z97 ROG hero board do it then I removed the ram overclock it did and put it back to 2133 and then increased the core multiplier from 44 to 46, Everything else is on Auto.
A while ago I tried adding some voltage to my Fury pro and that result is with a stock clock cpu on the left.
The test on the right is stock clocks on the cpu and gpu.
I was expecting the physics score to improve today but it is exactly the same as the test on the right and slower than the test on the left both of which had a stock clock cpu.
Is it correctly overclocked and how do you test an overclock for stability and what tests should I do to see the improvement overclocking it gives.
I haven't tried beyond 4.6 yet as I want to get a decent test sorted first and I'm also on an inexpensive air cooler and need to do it progressively watching temps as I go.
The system is:
Corsair C70 case,
4790k,
Asus ROG Z97 Maximus Hero m/b,
Pure Rock Cpu Cooler - 120mm,
2 x 4gb sticks of Vengeance pro ram (2133),
Sapphire Fury Tri-x (oc model)
TX 850 v2 psu.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wuj7sllmq7dti2s/Screenshot 2016-03-07 06.54.19.png?dl=0
The link shows the three tests mentioned above along with the cpu-z, gpu,z and real temp results from todays 4.6 cpu test.
This link is a screenshot showing 3 results.
Todays result is the middle one and I put the cpu to 4.6 with the gpu at stock, The way I did it was I let my Z97 ROG hero board do it then I removed the ram overclock it did and put it back to 2133 and then increased the core multiplier from 44 to 46, Everything else is on Auto.
A while ago I tried adding some voltage to my Fury pro and that result is with a stock clock cpu on the left.
The test on the right is stock clocks on the cpu and gpu.
I was expecting the physics score to improve today but it is exactly the same as the test on the right and slower than the test on the left both of which had a stock clock cpu.
Is it correctly overclocked and how do you test an overclock for stability and what tests should I do to see the improvement overclocking it gives.
I haven't tried beyond 4.6 yet as I want to get a decent test sorted first and I'm also on an inexpensive air cooler and need to do it progressively watching temps as I go.
The system is:
Corsair C70 case,
4790k,
Asus ROG Z97 Maximus Hero m/b,
Pure Rock Cpu Cooler - 120mm,
2 x 4gb sticks of Vengeance pro ram (2133),
Sapphire Fury Tri-x (oc model)
TX 850 v2 psu.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wuj7sllmq7dti2s/Screenshot 2016-03-07 06.54.19.png?dl=0
The link shows the three tests mentioned above along with the cpu-z, gpu,z and real temp results from todays 4.6 cpu test.