At that point I turn it back to previous setting and leave it.Īs before with the CPU at 4930Mhz overclock settings, I was able to increase a bench mark score from 5841 to 5870 when I increased the RAM clock you to 3770Mhz. I change these by increasing the voltage 1.65v and then increasing the ram until I hit a blue screen on benchmark. However since the CPU is overclocked in the previous segment, the ram clocks will be off from the normal default. RAM: 2x 16GB 3400MHz G.Skills Ripjaws V (red)įor the ram I haven't dove too much into it as it is pretty straight forward. With this in mind you'll want to set your CPU clocks for the highest bus to lowest ratio possible for the best benchmark CPU score. So in essence as your doing this, you'll get an idea of the frequency you'd want to hit which would be BUS x Ratio. Looking at these clocks it appears that the higher the BUS is, the better your benchmark score is. Mathematics can follow this if you care to do it that way and you could fine other stable points to clock at but I'll save the effort here as I found two more clocks sets to be stable at, but what's really interesting is the benchmark score you get on them.
I keep repeating this process until I find the high point for ratio clocking, this usually doesn't take very long to find but on one instance I found a stable point at 4922Mhz with BUS 107 / Ratio 46 the benchmark for this was 5801.īefore I would call this good, but I decided to fine tune some more. One back for ratio, up tick bus up to the previous known throttle frequency but not going over or exact. If it shows throttling, I repeat the same step. I'll turn down the Ratio by one click (in this case 4900Mhz) and increase the bus till I get as close as I can to 5Ghz without going over or exact (say 4985Mhz is the closest but one more click up puts it at 5008Mhz) then I'll run a OCCT run until it shows yes or no for throttling. 5000Mhz CPU throttles but 4900Mhz CPU does not.Īt this point I play with the Bus frequency but also work with the Ratio. Once I thermal throttled I take note of the throttle setting. If its a I7-6600k I can usually push to just under 5Ghz (usually 4900Mhz with a good cooler on). Now I haven't checked yet if going any high allows better stability and the reason for that is I haven't yet had the need to get more volts than that "yet" (only at level 13 so may be later).Īt this point I increase the ratio clock as high as I can till I thermal throttle on OCCT, If blue screening occurs then I would up the volts to 1.55 if I haven't done already. I'll start with going to 1.55v as I find going from base to 1.5v has no effect until you clock the next.
I usually start with CPU as from seeing this will effect the ram clocks and will tune that later.
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Like I explained before this isn't solid but these were the numbers I've got when benchmarking in game and may open up more ideas how to overclock systems for jobs or selling pc's.ĬPU: i7-6700k on a EVGA Z270 FTW K Motherboard The reason for posting this is maybe someone can use this knowledge to do more thorough testing and come up with a better improved guide with results on some of the common used components in game. So I decided to do my own testing, though it isn't thorough, it at least shows me what is affected in benchmarking and I was a little surprised.
So for a while now, I've found some guides to overclocking CPU's, RAM's, and GPU's however every guide I am able to find is either vague or has a different way to do it.
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