Got a ASUS sabertoth p67, youtubed overclocking and i found this video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMZoWOpry40
Is it safe? Isn't 4.5k pretty damn high? I rather go with safe and a bit lower if this is to risky.. I heard something that you don't want to have to high voltage on something.. Really cluless here
. Just want some guide or settings to follow that are safe!
Also read a thread here where a user said these settings, are they good?
On another note, wich programs should I use to monitor stuff? CPU-Z only program I know!
Is it safe? Isn't 4.5k pretty damn high? I rather go with safe and a bit lower if this is to risky.. I heard something that you don't want to have to high voltage on something.. Really cluless here
. Just want some guide or settings to follow that are safe!Also read a thread here where a user said these settings, are they good?
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Originally Posted by Zzari 
Here are some simple settings for the Asus board. Reset to default and follow these settings:
BCLK: 100.0
Turbo Ratio: by all cores
Multi: 45x
PLL Overvoltage: Auto
EPU Power Save: Disable
OC Tuner: Cancel/Off
CPU Ratio: Auto
Speedstep: Enabled
Turbo: Enabled
VRM: 350
Phase Control: Optimize
Duty Control: Extreme
CPU Current Capability: 110%
CPU Voltage: Offset Mode
Offset Mode Sign: +
Offset Voltage: Auto
Adaptive Thermal: Enabled
Active Cores: All
Limit Maximum: Disable
Virtualization: Disable
CPU C1E/C3/C6: Enabled
Make sure to manually set DRAM voltage, timings, and frequency. Good luck.
Here are some simple settings for the Asus board. Reset to default and follow these settings:
BCLK: 100.0
Turbo Ratio: by all cores
Multi: 45x
PLL Overvoltage: Auto
EPU Power Save: Disable
OC Tuner: Cancel/Off
CPU Ratio: Auto
Speedstep: Enabled
Turbo: Enabled
VRM: 350
Phase Control: Optimize
Duty Control: Extreme
CPU Current Capability: 110%
CPU Voltage: Offset Mode
Offset Mode Sign: +
Offset Voltage: Auto
Adaptive Thermal: Enabled
Active Cores: All
Limit Maximum: Disable
Virtualization: Disable
CPU C1E/C3/C6: Enabled
Make sure to manually set DRAM voltage, timings, and frequency. Good luck.
On another note, wich programs should I use to monitor stuff? CPU-Z only program I know!
