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[Solved] 2500K Overclock to 5.0

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Looking for suggestions on voltage changes for overclocking 2500K to 5.0. Any thoughts anyone??

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Just crank that sucker up to the max!!!111!!eleven

Like, 2.5 volts, man. Do it.


...how about you try some proper overclocking technique? Raise multiplier, test, raise voltage as required, test, repeat.

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Just crank that sucker up to the max!!!111!!eleven

Like, 2.5 volts, man. Do it.


...how about you try some proper overclocking technique? Raise multiplier, test, raise voltage as required, test, repeat.



Thanks wolf what is your thought on a safe temp I am running the Cooler master V6 cooler.

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I don't know what kind of experience you have with overclocking, but I suggest you try giving my guide a read through which will hopefully cover most of your concerns.

http://wolframpc.blogspot.com/2012 [...] art-1.html

To answer directly, 72C is the Tcase but you are probably ok up to 80C in burn tests, though it's unknown if that will decrease CPU longevity.

Is there a reason you need 5ghz, or just to say you did it? Because seriously that is really, really high and I would be shocked if you can do it on air.

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Yeah me too. And it is just so I can say I did it.

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