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***The Official Core i3 Overclocking Thread***

this was all done on the Gigabyte H55M-UD2H
a board that costs £85! incredible

i3-530 @ 4GHz
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Pushing Further decided to stay late tonight to get some big clocks, [all with a megahalem and an apache fan]
heres what we got...

4ghz primed on one of the cheapest boards [this is not the board featured on the ocuk bundle]
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heres a quick stability run @ 4.2GHz which i think would be fine for 24/7 use
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then we tried 4.3ghz to see if we could go higher
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not bad...
we got 4.4 stable for 20 mins but it crashed, i am still working on that to see if i noobed something up

then i decided that sensible stable overclocks were boring
and so it begins...

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and then there was this...

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i will try a P55 board when i get the chance, but it is half 7 on a Friday night and i am still at work, that sounds like beer O'Clock tbh

cheers!
 
yeah it does

it generates a little more heat [not much, 5-7'c at most]

but seems to not compromise overclock stability

but you can clock the vga a little in the bios using the gigabyte board
not that i can see any point in this
 
Thing is guys, in everyday use, would anyone notice a difference between the stock speed and the overclocked speed? I don't think so!

All its good for is benchmark software!
 
Thing is guys, in everyday use, would anyone notice a difference between the stock speed and the overclocked speed? I don't think so!

All its good for is benchmark software!

are you mad? i suggest you do some research

have you even used an overclocked PC before?
 
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