Z68AP-D3 2500k overclock?

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Bought a overclocked system from ocuk couple months back but now the BIOS has reverted to default settings and the ocuk profile has gone:(

heres what i was getting before the the reset



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Ive tried using it without the oc but i can feel a big diffrence when playing bf3 and need this overclock back.

I want to OC it myself to the exact same settings as before can anyone help me or point me in the right direction?

thanks chris.
 
Go into the bios, you will see a section that says Turbo Ratio (1-core) or something, change those 4 numbers to whatever the OC was before. Check the voltage and watch the temps. Same board as me and very easy to overclock.

http://www.kitguru.net/components/m...68ap-d3-z68-review-bargain-buy-of-the-year/4/

I have mine at 4.6ghz under air on that board by just changing the turbo.

ok so if i want a 4.40 ghz overclock i change Turbo Ratio to 44 44 44 44 is that correct?
 
ok im going for it :) wish me luck lol just to clarify i only need to change Turbo Ratio to 44 44 44 44 and thats it? no other changes to anything else?

ill let you know how it goes
 
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BTW did you get yours backup and running @ 4.4ghz?

@Voorhees1979, Very much appreciated your help, now got rig running @ 4.3ghz using turbo multi settings. Tried 4.4 & 4.5 but would not post, added up to 0.100 in dynamic vcore but still didn't boot, maybe something to do with other setting or using 16gig of ram.
Anyway got it running @4.3 with -0.060 (yes minus) setting in dynamic vcore. Got Prime95 running at the moment, In Touch Bio's temps @ 58c and vcore 1.25V. In CPUID temps are about 65c.

Thanks

yer its back up and running now whats the best way to check the temp and core voltage, cpu-z with prime 95?

btw why are you changing vcore? i got mine running fine by just putting 44,44,44,44
 
I use a win 7 widget with coretemp on my second screen to keep tabs on temps 24/7, temps look high but I just did an alt-tab from gaming:

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@cjenks22 did it overclock ok then? Also you should always change the vcore, try to get it as low as possible. Also some chips need more voltage to overclock, no chip is the same.

@FiXiT glad you got your overclock going, I am sure it will do more, just finding the time to sit and mess around with those settings lol took me ages.

yer seems to be running fine just need to keep an eye on the temps btw how do i change the v-core
 
just checked my settings under bios

advanced voltage settings ---- dynamic vcore (dvid) +0.0.50v

cpu temp 27 oc
vcore 1.380
Dram 1.548v

does this look ok?
 
Which Vcore reading would you trust the One in the Bio's at start-up or the reading in windows touch bio's.

@cjenks22 If your dynamic vcore (dvid) is set @ +0.0.50v you must no have lost all your setting other wise I would have thought this would have been on auto. Would be interested to know what your other setting are that OcUK set-up for you. Like Voorhees said I bet you could lower your dynamic vcore setting to get your total vcore volts down.

yer i know all the settings are still there but when i press f12 under bios it just says default there is no ocuk profile there its very strange
 
Which Vcore reading would you trust the One in the Bio's at start-up or the reading in windows touch bio's.

@cjenks22 If your dynamic vcore (dvid) is set @ +0.0.50v you must no have lost all your setting other wise I would have thought this would have been on auto. Would be interested to know what your other setting are that OcUK set-up for you. Like Voorhees said I bet you could lower your dynamic vcore setting to get your total vcore volts down.

here are the rest of my settings



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OCUK messaged me today with these settings

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Please put in these settings

M/B Intelligent Tweaker

Advanced Frequency Settings - 44x
CPU Ratio - 44x
Advanced CPU Core Features - Press Enter
Internal CPU PLL Overvoltage - Enabled
Real Time Ratio Change in O/S - Enabled
Press Esc
System Memory Multiplier - 16.00
Press Esc

Avanced Memory Settings - Press Enter
Performance Enhance - Standard
set the next line down to quick
Channel A - Press Enter
9-9-9-28 - then command rate 2n
Press Esc

Advanced Voltage Settings - Press Enter
Load-line Calibration - Enabled
Dynamic Vcore - +0.050v
Dram Voltage - 1560v


hope this helped
 
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