A Ahmadovich Member Feb 5, 2014 42 0 0 Feb 17, 2014 #1 can I overclock a Non-k Haswell CPU by increasing the FSB ? my i5 4440 is @3.1 GHz how much can I get by increasing the FSB ? thank you
can I overclock a Non-k Haswell CPU by increasing the FSB ? my i5 4440 is @3.1 GHz how much can I get by increasing the FSB ? thank you
Yuriman Diamond Member Jun 25, 2004 5,530 141 106 Feb 17, 2014 #2 I'm unsure if non-Z chipsets support baseclock overclocking, my guess is probably not, but if you have the option then by all means try it! Last I read, you generally can get away with 5-7MHz before causing instability, which would land you at 3.3 base / 3.53GHz turbo.
I'm unsure if non-Z chipsets support baseclock overclocking, my guess is probably not, but if you have the option then by all means try it! Last I read, you generally can get away with 5-7MHz before causing instability, which would land you at 3.3 base / 3.53GHz turbo.
crashtech Lifer Jan 4, 2013 10,695 2,294 146 Feb 17, 2014 #3 Usually not worth it unless you are trying to get the last bit out of an OC attempt, but in my experience it's best to stay under 5%.
Usually not worth it unless you are trying to get the last bit out of an OC attempt, but in my experience it's best to stay under 5%.