0:01 CPU-Z scores for comparison 0:14 Forza Horizon 5, 0:25 for chart 0:33 Cyberpunk 2077, 0:43 for charts 0:53 COD cold war, 1:27 for charts 1:38 RDR2, 1:55 for charts 2:07 DOOM Eternal 2:17 for charts 2:24 Hitman 2, 2:43 for charts Footage may look worse than it actually did as the video is in 30 fps, while the captured footage is in more fps.
I just increased the pch voltage, pretty sure that is what it was called, and the cpu voltage, not much else. 221bclk 1.4V for the cpu to ensure stability And about 1.98 pch voltage if I got the name correct( it should enhance bclk oc possibilities) But I did run into a lot of issues at the motherboard doesnt seem to like a bclk over 220. I did get it running at 4.44GHz too but with a higher pch voltage. I wanted to try 4.5, I might try it at some point, but it gave so much issues and I also had issues with getting the ram stable. So after everything was finally stable at 4.42GHz I called it a day there. Since it was all on voltages that should be safe for long term usage, according to what I found on the Internet at least. The rest of the settings I left mostly stock. So the results could most likely be better with tuned ram, but since they are mis matched and kept giving errors in stress test I just gave up on that for the time being. *edit I should mention cpu voltage will be diffrent for each cpu, as it depends on how good your bin is, not sure what mine is, but it is at least not bad I think. And I did change some ram settings to keep the speed at about 1333MHz as faster ram speeds would crash, if left on default the ram speed is higher than 1333, but I picked the slowest ram option and it was in that range.
@@Lynnfield3440ah sorry i didnt seen description. Do you think can I arrive up to 4ghz x3450 using air cooler? Asus p7h55-m with radiators on vrm, if yes what cooler do you recommend me?
@@АлексейРандай-д8ь maybe with radiators on the vrm. And the X3450 I think is the same as the X3440 but with a higher multiplier. But I wouldn't dare to say what you can do as it depends on the silicon. But I think 4GHz should be doable with good cooling. And no problem.
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Very informative and interesting video❤
0:01 CPU-Z scores for comparison
0:14 Forza Horizon 5, 0:25 for chart
0:33 Cyberpunk 2077, 0:43 for charts
0:53 COD cold war, 1:27 for charts
1:38 RDR2, 1:55 for charts
2:07 DOOM Eternal 2:17 for charts
2:24 Hitman 2, 2:43 for charts
Footage may look worse than it actually did as the video is in 30 fps, while the captured footage is in more fps.
What bios config did you use to get 4.4GHz ?
I just increased the pch voltage, pretty sure that is what it was called, and the cpu voltage, not much else.
221bclk
1.4V for the cpu to ensure stability
And about 1.98 pch voltage if I got the name correct( it should enhance bclk oc possibilities)
But I did run into a lot of issues at the motherboard doesnt seem to like a bclk over 220. I did get it running at 4.44GHz too but with a higher pch voltage. I wanted to try 4.5, I might try it at some point, but it gave so much issues and I also had issues with getting the ram stable.
So after everything was finally stable at 4.42GHz I called it a day there. Since it was all on voltages that should be safe for long term usage, according to what I found on the Internet at least.
The rest of the settings I left mostly stock. So the results could most likely be better with tuned ram, but since they are mis matched and kept giving errors in stress test I just gave up on that for the time being.
*edit
I should mention cpu voltage will be diffrent for each cpu, as it depends on how good your bin is, not sure what mine is, but it is at least not bad I think.
And I did change some ram settings to keep the speed at about 1333MHz as faster ram speeds would crash, if left on default the ram speed is higher than 1333, but I picked the slowest ram option and it was in that range.
Did u used AIO?
Yes, it's the exact same aio as in the description.
@@Lynnfield3440ah sorry i didnt seen description. Do you think can I arrive up to 4ghz x3450 using air cooler? Asus p7h55-m with radiators on vrm, if yes what cooler do you recommend me?
@@АлексейРандай-д8ь maybe with radiators on the vrm. And the X3450 I think is the same as the X3440 but with a higher multiplier. But I wouldn't dare to say what you can do as it depends on the silicon. But I think 4GHz should be doable with good cooling.
And no problem.