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I`ve just upgraded my PC and have been busily overclocking since Thursday!
Haswell Core i5 4670K was increased from 3.4Ghz to 4.2Ghz and is stable at 1.22v with temps under Prime 95 large FFT test maxing out at approx 62/63 under a Corsair H80i
Managed to get a 10% core overclock and a 12% memory clock on my GTX 770.
I am puzzled by my RAM results though and would appreciate it if any of you sages might understand what is going on:
I have Kingston Hyper Beast 2400Mhz (2 x 4Gig) running at 2400, 11,13,13,31,1T and ALL benches (including everyones favourite - Windows Experience Index) show a drop in performance if I run the same tests at 2600,11,13,13,31,1T with a small voltage bump to 1.69v. I don`t think voltage is the explanation because I left it at the same value when I down-clocked back to 2400Mhz and got faster results.
Any explanations as to why my overclocked RAM actually slowed down because I `m somewhat confused. Thanks in advance!
Haswell Core i5 4670K was increased from 3.4Ghz to 4.2Ghz and is stable at 1.22v with temps under Prime 95 large FFT test maxing out at approx 62/63 under a Corsair H80i
Managed to get a 10% core overclock and a 12% memory clock on my GTX 770.
I am puzzled by my RAM results though and would appreciate it if any of you sages might understand what is going on:
I have Kingston Hyper Beast 2400Mhz (2 x 4Gig) running at 2400, 11,13,13,31,1T and ALL benches (including everyones favourite - Windows Experience Index) show a drop in performance if I run the same tests at 2600,11,13,13,31,1T with a small voltage bump to 1.69v. I don`t think voltage is the explanation because I left it at the same value when I down-clocked back to 2400Mhz and got faster results.
Any explanations as to why my overclocked RAM actually slowed down because I `m somewhat confused. Thanks in advance!