Xan you overclock this model to 90/96hz? I read in another indentical thread that this Multi unit won't OC and if it does it skips back to 60hz?
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Hi Thank you for your interest. Recently manufactured this model can overclock without frame skipping. But overclocking Hz depends on your graphic card. Normally it can be overclocked to 75/85/96 hz Thank you.
833565
The model I purchased does not- but also doesn't really need it. It's whisper quiet out if the box and runs (from what I can tell) very cool. Unless you're hardcore overclocking, I'd imagine LC would be a bit overkill on this thing.
29258
Ya, i have that and it goes very fast without overocking. If i did overclock it would be even faster!
5278
when i installed it on my system (not a dell XPS 8300) i ran into a few issues because the driver from the cd-rom and from the ati website over clocked the video card without any notification, when i notice that (after a week trying in many systems) i have uncheck the overclock and after that it worked just fine. hope that help you.
1374234
I try overclocking yet. And the cooling system is great because it has extra functionality that allows you to turn on more powerful coolers.
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CL 9,from what I can gather these are just 1333mhz overclocked to 1600mhz by default, the only way they would run at CL 11 is if they are running at 1600mhz, but have their voltage throttled to 1.5 from the default 1.65
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There were reports of a max OC of 4.6 Ghz using the stock cooler. Depending on your area if it's cool enough and if you get a good chip you could probably get it pretty high. Aftermarket coolers don't seem necessary with this chip.
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you can but since you have no vcore control you cant oc higher than 4.3GHz. you need vcore control so I recommend z77x-ud3h I have the ud5h and they aren't too expensive but they are very good quality. since this is my fianc's account I gave her the board but i'm a guy who likes tweaking so I got an higher board. if the prices are too high here just go to ebay. you will get a good one for around $150 or lower which means you save about $50 or more. Make sure you have a unlocked cpu as I have the i5-3570k and i'm now at 5.0GHz but locked cpu's can only be oc'ed to there turbo speed. thanks for listening. Mark. if you have anymore questions ask and my fianc will let me know or you can find me on overclock.net at: http://www.overclock.net/u/372327/djthrottleboi
2037192
For anything over 1866, enabling XMP should work. You can try to manually overclock but enabling XMP activates the default overclock.
785571
Works just fine for me. I'm in the US and have it over-clocked too. No problems.
252895
As the Black Edition is overclocked, it *might* use a chip that has been tested to be able to overclock, but I don't know if that's the case. The stock overclock is good for a few fps in testing but I can't say I've noticed the difference in any game I play. When I bought it, the price differential was a few % so I didn't pay much extra for a chip that might be more stable when overclocked. I've not had any problems running with the stock overclock, but YMMV.
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GPU clock: 823Mhz Memory:1002Mhz Shader: 1645Mhz. can OC to 924 stable with stock fan.If you want to buy I'll offer it for $90 since I'll be upgrading soon.
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this board is rated to DDR3-2400 so you are fine... I don't know where those other answers are coming from, it will clock correctly for your CPU / Ram combo then you can OC to wherever you want.... these other answers are completely wrong... it won't crash anything... it's completely automatic and works great... jeez
699861
Yes. It can easily be overclocked to 100hz. HOWEVER, do it at your own risk.
1274292
I have a GTX 770, which as I understand is basically a GTX 680 chip that has already been overclocked by nVidia. Therefore, there really isn't much headroom for OC'ing the 770, but I'm sure some have tried. Google is your friend... :) I have OC'd previous nVidia cards and have good stable success, just be patient and do it slowly, stress the card (hopefully with game) and monitor temps all the time. It isn't a procedure for the lazy who want to shortcut... Good luck.
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No. I didn't do any overclocking, but my CPU ran up to 60 Celsius, which is too high for my taste at least. If I were you, I'd play it safe and get a Cooler Master Heat Sink, cause it will make the CPU last longer.
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Where did you hear that? All you will need to do is set the RAM profile to XMP in the BIOS immediately upon first boot, and you should be fine. The motherboard supports 2400 when properly OC'd, which is what XMP will do. Go for it!