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NightDiver

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Well, it may not win any awards, but for my first attempt at an OC'd build in 4 years and on air, I think a 30.7% increase isn't bad considering its rock solid and temps flat line at 63C.

 

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The original settings, right out of the box, along with the final OC'd settings.

 

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OCCT after 30 minutes... (it did go for an hour test afterwards, but I forgot to screenshot that one)

 

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OCCT's printout of 30 minute test... Dont ask me why it shows original speed as 3700 instead of 3100...

 

And for those who didn't see my other post with the build components...

Cooler Master CM Storm Series Trooper

Corsair Enthusiast Series TX850 PSU

Asus Crosshair V Formula mobo

AMD FX-8120 Zambezi 3.1GHz

G.Skill Ripjaws Series 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR3 1600

2 Asus Radeon HD 6870 (for x16,x16 crossfire setup)

Zalman CNPS9900Max (red) cpu cooler

Seagate Barracuda 1TB SATA 6.0 internal HD

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I bet you can push that A LOT further. I had my 8120 at 4.5 GHz without breaking a sweat on my old ASRock 890FX board. 4.065 GHz is barely over the normal turbo-core speed. :P

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Im sure I could, but I was in a hurry to get using the thing instead of playing with bios, so I just played with bus speed and the multiplier and just left voltages alone for now.... Temps were getting a bit high during stress testing, which was why I decided not to push it much farther... I have noticed that temps have dropped about 10C while folding on all 8 cores from where it was when I first built it, so Im guessing the thermal paste has started to cure a bit, so I may try again... or, I may play with it the way it is for a while and then pick up a water cooling setup considering how much room is in this case and see where I can go then...

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