Asrock Z77 Extreme 4 Processor/Memory OC Question |
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Posted: 15 Sep 2015 at 1:48am |
Use the All Cores option, which has one core multiplier setting. Set that to 42.
If you use the Per Core option, you must set each core multiplier to 42 manually. You must have Turbo enabled for any OC to work. Nothing needs to be disabled. About your memory, did you try to enable the XMP option? Does your BIOS have a DRAM Reference Clock option? Setting that to 100MHz or Auto should give you more frequency choices. I assume you are using BIOS 2.90, not 2.09, right? |
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I have a I-5 2500k Intel Processor in a Asrock Z77 Extreme 4 motherboard running WIN 10 Pro 64 Bit. I have stable OC running at 4.2mhz. In Bios Version 2.09, should I choose OC b "per core" or "all cores"?? My PC shows that not all cores are at 4.2mhz..... Is there anything in the bios I should definitely turn off?? I also bought 2/8gb Corsair Evtreme Pro DDR3-2400 RAM Memory for my Asrock Extreme 4 MB. The manual says it can use up to DDR3 2800. The bios however only gives me the option for up to 2133. Any Ideas???
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