overclockin
- Thread starter JareeB
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CardboardSword
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I've heard it reacts unusually with overclocks. Could cause what would otherwise be a stable overclock to be unstable, or it could just plain not work. You're much better off disabling it if you're planning on overclocking.
JareeB
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i just had to raise the voltage
Motoxrdude
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You don't have to, but I would.
JareeB
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too late i just bumped it up by .5 and i had a 30mins with prime95
Kornowski
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What he said.
You don't have to, but having your CPU downclock when idle can/could cause instability issues when OC'ing.
JareeB
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well like i said i didnt raise it that much and mine idling for like 20 some mins and still no crash
Motoxrdude
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Well then leave it on. We aren't telling you what you have to do, but we are telling you what we would do, and that's what you asked.
JareeB
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okay what should i do i dont get what ur saying
Motoxrdude
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I'm not saying to do anything. I am just giving you my advice. I would personally leave cool 'n quite off when OCing, but I am not saying you HAVE to do so. It might cause stability problems because cool 'n quite changs the clockspeeds.
JareeB
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oh ic idk i have it on but when i change cpu clock from auto to manual that option just gose away so i think it is off