Need Help with Overclocking CPU!

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Hi again
Can some one show BIOS setting for Stable OC i7-870 (pictures would be nice)
Searched in Google. And did not find much info about it.
Found couple in Youtube but all blocked for my country! (youtube s*cks)
Searching for Stable 3.8 - 4.0 Ghz 24/7

And 1 more thing. Which thermal paste is better Noctua's or ShinEtsu g751 (only for peoples who tryed them both).
Intel® Core i7-870 "Lynnfield"
Motherboard: Asus Maximus III Formula
Cooling: Noctua NH-D14
Memory: PDP PATRIOT Viper 9-10-9 27
Video Card: ASUS 6990
Hard Disk: WD Caviar Black WD6402AAEX - 640GB
CRT/LCD Model: LG w2343T
Case: Big Blue Tower (from the bin)(waiting for some repaint)
Sound Card: SupremeFX X-Fi
PSU: Be Quiet Dark Power Pro P9 750W

 

[erocker]

What may be stable for one system will not be stable for another. Read an i7 overclocking tutorial, do stress testing and find what your CPU will do.

 

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What may be stable for one system will not be stable for another. Read an i7 overclocking tutorial, do stress testing and find what your CPU will do.

Actualy im asking Forum Overclockers to show me theyr stable setting for i7-870 or to tell me what they used for it. Thanks

 

[Undead46]

Well it's purposeless to ask, because what some overclocks have, may completely differ from you.

I can suggest trying a 1.3Vcore and a 21x190(3.99GHz) or 22x180(3.96GHz) or 21x200(4.2GHz) multiplier.
Then adjust from there...

 

[Krony]

As mentioned above, every chip is different, u need to build up slowely testing along the way to get a real feel for what ur chip can do.

 

[dvijaydev46]

If you want to OC, you shouldn't rush. Learn to to overclock - there are many resources for that. Always overclock in increments. As others have said, each piece of hardware is different and what works for others may not work for you. Finally, once overclocked, thoroughly stress test the CPU to make sure it is stable.

 

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@rickss69
Tnx ill try those option.

But right now im pretty much Fu*ked. After 4 hours Wiring/Connecting the parts i didnt expected that Stupid Motherboard (or i am stupid ) only supports SATA DvD RoM. And after i bought DVD RoM i saw that my Monitor dont have DVI-D connector...(Used D-SUB always). Right now im waiting my parents to return my car so i can go and buy DVI connetor.

Anyway, on motherboard instruction say's that after switching ON PSU Supply *start button* should blink 3 times. But it's not blinking is there a problem with Motherboard ?

 

[slyfox2151]

@rickss69
Tnx ill try those option.

But right now im pretty much Fu*ked. After 4 hours Wiring/Connecting the parts i didnt expected that Stupid Motherboard (or i am stupid ) only supports SATA DvD RoM. And after i bought DVD RoM i saw that my Monitor dont have DVI-D connector...(Used D-SUB always). Right now im waiting my parents to return my car so i can go and buy DVI connetor.

Anyway, on motherboard instruction say's that after switching ON PSU Supply *start button* should blink 3 times. But it's not blinking is there a problem with Motherboard ?

your going to kill your hardware very fast if you dont start reading and following what the other users on this forum have already told you about overclocking.

 

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your going to kill your hardware very fast if you dont start reading and following what the other users on this forum have already told you about overclocking.

i uderstood. Step by Step. Little by Little. That is the idea of OC and that why not much ppls are doing it. Ty

 

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Ok tell me is that a good or bad options and stress test i made for 10 minutes. (how much is a normal time for stress test) Please explain me if i did wrong somewhere. + I buyed very bad HDD by WD 640 not showing about 40 Giga's and have scratching noise (had expirience with my first Pc and this noise). My opinion that i can't go Higher then that
Doing 1 hour stress test right now.


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One problem appeared when i returned to Default bios setting. CPU clocks are jumping down and up.
Can someone say what causing this. Jumping from 1.5ghz to 2.93 but not keeping stable 2.93. And when again i put clocks manualy (not auto) they stay stable. Is that normal thing ?

 

[Deleted member 74752]

That is most likely Speedstep and/or C1E kicking in...only clocks up when there is a load present.

 

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That is most likely Speedstep and/or C1E kicking in...only clocks up when there is a load present.

so there is no problem ?

 

[JrRacinFan]

Key in your CPU voltage directly. to 1.32v. Also, looks fine from what I can see. Enjoy! Basically, you want to try and key everything out of auto by setting manually. May want to enable LLC as well, it's there to help a little might as well make sure it's on.

 

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Key in your CPU voltage directly. to 1.32v. Also, looks fine from what I can see. Enjoy! Basically, you want to try and key everything out of auto by setting manually. May want to enable LLC as well, it's there to help a little might as well make sure it's on.

Right now im doing Prime95 (4 hours already and keeping on) Highest temps 75*c (C1) 73 (c2) 69 (c3) 73 (c4) [im guessing that i need to re-apply the TIM)
Bus Freq: 155.6 (x24)
CPU Freq: 3732.9
Vcore: 1.30

P.S. I really appreciate all help which i get from TPU users. Thank you all

 

[LDNL]

Right now im doing Prime95 (4 hours already and keeping on) Highest temps 75*c (C1) 73 (c2) 69 (c3) 73 (c4) [im guessing that i need to re-apply the TIM)
Bus Freq: 155.6 (x24)
CPU Freq: 3732.9
Vcore: 1.30

P.S. I really appreciate all help which i get from TPU users. Thank you all

Sounds about right. Try lowering the vcore to 1.29, then to 1.28 and so on until you start getting instability.

 

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Doing at 1.28 Vcore Fine for now. Everything Passed (2 hours test and keep going)