Depends on your PSU I guess. You can OC without the 4pin tho.yes but would you not want them bothe if you are OCing anyway?
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Depends on your PSU I guess. You can OC without the 4pin tho.yes but would you not want them bothe if you are OCing anyway?
Yes of course, I just wasn't sure if it was neccessary to use both, or of you were even supposed to have both connected at the same time. Wasn't sure if it was affecting my OC...yes but would you not want them bothe if you are OCing anyway?
and also look on oc3d preview video of this board, he mentioned you don't need this for oc and he hasn't noticed any differences (with any previous platforms that had this extra 4pin socket)yes but would you not want them bothe if you are OCing anyway?
Yes of course, I just wasn't sure if it was neccessary to use both, or of you were even supposed to have both connected at the same time. Wasn't sure if it was affecting my OC...
Anyway, as for my bus speed issues. I've managed to get it to 110mhz by increasing the SOC voltage to 1.2v but from what I've read, you shouldn't go any higher than 1.2v so I think 110mhz is the max I can increase my bus speed to
Currently testing my 3850mhz overclock with 1.243v. Temps seem to be leveling out at around 55 degrees
I'm running at 3.6 quite comfortably on my £80 reserve boardHas anyone tried overclocking on one of the B350 boards yet? Would be interested to see if there's any reason to go X370 over a sub-£100 B350 if the R7 1700 only gets to 3.9-4.0 GHz regardless.
Has anyone tried overclocking on one of the B350 boards yet? Would be interested to see if there's any reason to go X370 over a sub-£100 B350 if the R7 1700 only gets to 3.9-4.0 GHz regardless.
I'm running at 3.6 quite comfortably on my £80 reserve board
thats not bad for a B350,
#1 what board is it specifically?Prime B350M-A
#2 what are your temps on load? Prime 66c realbench 60-62c
#3 what is your voltage?1.112v
#4 what is your ram speed and CL? 2400 c15
thats not bad for a B350,
#1 what board is it specifically?
#2 what are your temps on load?
#3 what is your voltage?
#4 what is your ram speed and CL?
Nope system fails to boot, but I haven't really played with the ram volts yet, but in the intel system I had the ram up to 3000mhz but on this board it won't run faster than stockare you able to get your memory any faster?
because gameing responds better with faster ram, there seems to be significant scailing benifit getting to 3000 - 3200Mz
Sounds like it can easily go more. I never did like buying expensive motherboards tbh. Most iv ever spent was £130.I'm running at 3.6 quite comfortably on my £80 reserve board
Yeah it seems the performance issues with Asus and MSI boards are pulling people towards Gigabyte and they have a nice mATX B350 board available, hence my question. The only difference between the mATX and ATX models really is the extra PCIe ports, which I really have no use for on a primary desktop, so I might go mATX for my next build. Might still get a large ATX case for good airflow though.ive just cancelled the asrock x370 k4 board and gone with the b350 gigabyte board because it was in stock. From what i have read, the b350 only lacks a couple of USB ports and the ability to crossfire/Sli which i dont plan on doing anyway. In terms of overclocking i believe they're pretty good.
I'm the other way they tend to be more expensive for a reason and will happily spend extra on a better boardSounds like it can easily go more. I never did like buying expensive motherboards tbh. Most iv ever spent was £130.
maybe you should check out the ch6 thread in motherboardsI usually always go for the mid range ~£130 board, but I decided to go for the premium £250 Crosshair this time simply because I had the money to spare.