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Fauxtool posted:thats a pretty excellent guide. If your RAM ran with any stability at a higher speed, they'd have sold it at a higher speed. They may well retard it by one tick from stable (e.g. tests at 3200 maximum, sell at 3000) but there won't be any significant gains anywhere.
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You can typically get 4.7 from 1.35v - your issue is almost certainly overvoltage, not under. There's almost entirely no risk from undervolting.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Yep, my mistake. He mentioned more aggressive voltage in the context of the power setting, but suggested raising the power limit. Run a torture test. Furmark will plot a temperature curve for you so you can see where it plateaus.
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Just an FYI but avx instructions are only not used because they're new. They're a new way of getting more performance, so expect things to use them. Handbrake already uses them for some encodes, so if you need to do video encoding consider a separate overclock or stock for that specific task.
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Ihmemies posted:But is avx handbrake equivalent to avx prime95? old prime 95 > handbrake with AVX > prime95 with AVX There's a bigger gap between AVX and not and prime or not, at least on skylake.
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