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Overclocking issue! Hi there linus, i have a gigabyte x58 ud7 mob and i7 980x cpu.i overclocked it upto 4.0ghz and it was stable.now i am trying to push it 4.3 or 4.4. the thing is....whatever combination i try prime 95 crashes it within a minute.... can u help me out plz... how to achieve a 4.4ghz stable overclock?if possible can u gimme a tested setting for this mobo and cpu? Thanks Tromedo:biggrin: |
If you're stable into Windows and to start P95, it's probably just not enough vcore. Dunno what the limits are offhand. |
From my understanding, you need alot of vcore among other things to get the 980 and 990X to breach 4.2Ghz or so, so unless you have exceptional cooling, I wouldn`t even attempt to do so as there is a very high risk of frying something, those chips can draw and awful lot of heat/power and require alot of cooling and just the right settings for it to happen. I have a freind whom has his 980X sitting at 4.3Ghz, I do not recall the voltages or anything, all I know is he had to have a custom water loop to cool it well enough to run it above 4.1 as it just needed alot of voltage to bridge the 4.1-4.3 range. |
you need 1.36-1.42v |
@all: thank u so much for providing info guys...i am still working on it.i have a corsair h70 liquid cooler...will it help the 4.3ghz temp??? |
hey guys, ive upped the vcore to abt 1.37 and it was stable at 4.3 for abt 1 and half hours and then it crashed....wat does this mean... ? and thanks to all it is a first step that it lasted that long. cheers |
It either overheated or you need more vcore |
@supaflx3: thanks mate! |
what temps did you hit? what voltage does it droop to on load? |
@zsamz: still in stress test... idling at 45 to 50c and 88c on full load.... but i dont know anything about the droop you are talking about....what do you mean by that?..i am totally new to this overclocking business! |
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