[tankguys]

I put together a little tracking worksheet for when you're overclocking a new chip. Print it off, and you can keep track of what settings you're trying, so you don't duplicate efforts. I know after tweaking for a few hours, I tend to get things a bit confused in my head

I am pretty sure it covers the basics, but it's been a long week so let me know if I missed something!

The PDF version is blank and includes a "trial" line, and the XLS version omits the trial line in favor of a Core Speed line that auto-calculates from the multi and BCLCK lines.

PDF Version: http://www.tankguys.com/oc_worksheet.pdf
XLS Version: http://www.tankguys.com/oc_worksheet.xls

 

[Grit96]

Thanks, this will be really useful.

 

[Prescott-King]

you could add idle temp and load temp to it instead of just cpu temp.

 

[jasjeet]

that will be quite handy, i usually try to remember what im changing in my head lol

 

[R00ST3R]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prescott-King you could add idle temp and load temp to it instead of just cpu temp.

Why idle temp? Load is all that matters.

Good idea on the worksheet

. That's gonna save some hand writing on my end.

 

[Genocide_Jim]

Awesome... was just thinking about making one of these. OC'ing my i7 930 with an h70 corsair.

4.4ghz was tooooo hot but 4.2 is going great...

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!