Posts by David Green75

steelraven87 said:I’ve seen something even better 👍

Man, if you actually saw it, just drop the link so the rest of us can see this absolute joke too.

Seriously though, quit the spamming already.

steelraven87 said:You think I'm talking nonsense just because you don't really get what my post is actually about, so maybe give it another read and you'll finally see where I'm coming from.😉

The "topic" of your post is basically just telling me to take my CPU and toss it straight into the trash, so there you go.

steelraven87 said:Give it a shot on 3,4
you know what they say, "no risk, no reward," right? 😁

man, seriously, stop talking total nonsense

Michael Brown13 said:Yeah, it’s working now, I honestly have no idea why it was acting up before..

Is there any actual chance that overclocking could cause me to start losing data on my hard drive? A buddy of mine was messing with his CPU clock speeds and suddenly all his files just started vanishing into thin air..

Right now, my processor is running at 3.21 GHz per core)

I’m really aiming to push it up to 3.5 GHz per core, so what’s the move here—should I just crank up the multiplier and bump the voltage, or what?

Also, what kind of headaches should I be looking out for? Just trying to know what to expect...

Thanks... 🙂

You aren't going to hit 3.5 GHz, no way. From what I remember reading over on CNET, they managed to squeeze out about 3.3 GHz, and even then, once they pushed it to 3.4 GHz, things got super unstable. Honestly, if you just leave it at 3.1 GHz, you'll be fine, and you won't even notice the tiny difference in performance.

But hey, if you're dead set on pushing it, try setting the multi to 16.5 for 3.3 GHz and keep the voltage at 1.450V.

Michael Brown13 said:Quick question..

I've got an Intel Core i9-13900K

And I grabbed a Zalman CNPS7500-CU for it, which keeps things running pretty decently, staying around 25-30 degrees

So, I've been playing around with the multiplier

I bumped it up from 13 to 15 and everything works like a charm... but whenever I try to push it to 16, the whole thing just completely loses it and won't boot..

I even tried bumping up the voltage, but it's the same story either way...

My motherboard is a Gigabyte S-series AMD 690G socket AM2
I'm running 2X 2GB Kingmax sticks

And an EN8800GT GPU...

If anyone can help me out, thanks...

Well, generally speaking, if you set it to a 16-core processor level, you should probably bump the voltage up to 1.4V, and then it should run smooth as silk.

Eric Myers73 said:I've got my E4500 overclocked to 2.970MHz
my RAM is running at 833MHz
and my CPU temps are bouncing around between 48 and 65 degrees Celsius—I'm tracking everything through Sensorview.
I'm just using the stock cooler right now, so is that temperature range actually normal?
And do you think the PC can handle staying at these settings constantly?
The board I'm rocking is a Gigabyte P35-DS3.

Honestly, man, go swap out that cooler ASAP. Those temps you're seeing are just idling, and once you actually start gaming, they're going to spike way higher, so my best advice is to grab a NEW COOLER before your processor starts screaming for mercy.

Casey Cooper49 said:My rig is absolutely insane, I've got 4 gigs of RAM, an Intel Core 2 Duo dual core processor at 4.00 GHz, plus an 8600 GT 512mb setup running Crossfire... which basically means I have two graphics cards in one PC... It's a total beast........👍👍 👍 👍

Guys, seriously, what are we even doing here when we’ve got geniuses like this posting about their prehistoric junk? We should all just go into hiding before he shows up with his absolute garbage UPS machine.😂😂😵🙂🙂🙂

So, what are you actually looking for by asking a question like that? But seriously, let me get this straight. Are we talking about hardcoding subtitles directly into a movie ?? DVD; DivX?? or something else entirely? Just explain exactly what you're trying to pull off here, because right now, I have no clue what your end goal is.

Honestly, you should just grab some of that industrial-strength super glue—the kind that sets in like one second flat—and just stick it right onto the DVD or CD, or even directly onto the screen, and it’ll hold perfectly tight without budging ever again. 😂 😂 😂 🤣 🤣 🤣