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Ah I see, but I heard that if it is in manual it will be stuck at that voltage and won't down clock during idle? If I put a specific volt like 1.2 or 1.3 is there a way for the CPU to down clock when it not being used? Yo thank for your tips it helps a lot dude, I don't need an immediate response take your time. Let it run for a good 30 mins or so, so you can get a good idea. Allow the system to remain unused by you after starting such tests. 5: Select Small FFTs (or whichever specific test you've been asked to perform if different). 4: When Prime95 launches click on the Just Stress Testing button. 3: Open the extracted folder and click on the prime95.exe.
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Then start your stress test and watch your cpu temps. Here's how: 1: Download the relevant version of Prime95 for your system. It's a lot to type out tips and I'm busy at the moment. Close every background task that is running and just run Prime95 and a monitoring app such as HWMonitor, set HWMonitor priority to real-time via Task Manager. I wish I was there in person to help teach you how manual overclocking. (Even if it's too hot while testing if you stop the test fast it likely won't damage anything) Unfortunately it will likely be too hot trying to set 4.9GHz but it's worth a shot maybe. Originally posted by ✪Rich&Nuts:Awesome, but I am a timid overclocker I don't want to destroy my cpu, and based on your thoughts do you think I can get it to 4.9ghz at auto voltage with the same temperature that I have now? I am sort of worried of touching the voltage controller lol Typically "auto overclocking" typically over volt to help guarantee it will stay stable. Basically there is more to overclocking then just core clock speed and core voltage, there are other settings you can adjust to help make the overclock stay stable besides just upping the whole core voltage. I set my bios on Gigabyte Aorus X570 mobo to enable XMP profile1 - there was only 1 profile choice.
It's a lot to type out tips and I'm busy at the moment. Skill 16GB 2x8 D4 3600 RipJaws memory for a total of 32G memory. I wish I was there in person to help teach you about manual overclocking. Awesome, but I am a timid overclocker I don't want to destroy my cpu, and based on your thoughts do you think I can get it to 4.9ghz at auto voltage with the same temperature that I have now? I am sort of worried of touching the voltage controller lol Typically "auto overclocking" over volt to help guarantee it will stay stable. Either way, nothing is wrong with that setup.
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but maybe it isn't worth the trial and error for the small improvement. Originally posted by Cloudy Canadian:Right on, seems good! With some tweaking in the BIOS I'm sure you could atleast get 5.0GHz with a AVX offset of 1.
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