06-05-2015, 09:59 AM
Sure, i have all of those games. I get great frame rates and can play anything I want. I don't have time to get into it tonight but I have settled for an everyday overclock with all the power savings on, not not down clocks to 2ghz but dynamic voltage range from .98v to 1.3v when it is in turbo, which is 4.4ghz.
I have booted at 5ghz but its way to much volts for me. Also, 4.8 ghz I was a lt more stable but still, I don't want to run those voltages.
4.6ghz all cores is reasonable but I haven't tuned in speedstep, cstates, or dynamic voltage at that speed. I am not sure if it is possible. But right now, my chip runs like a stock hex. 2ghz browsing the Internet and no load, 4.4ghz when Ir is a little demanding. I'm every day task, it jumps to that turbo a lot.
When I am gaming, or have a load across >2 two threads, it will top out at 4.2ghz at 1.28v. The temps are high 60s for the cores. When it is warm, one might reach 70, 71c. But that is with 100% stress loads.
I have even have my fan in auto controlled by the motherboard. Its pretty quiet.
I have booted at 5ghz but its way to much volts for me. Also, 4.8 ghz I was a lt more stable but still, I don't want to run those voltages.
4.6ghz all cores is reasonable but I haven't tuned in speedstep, cstates, or dynamic voltage at that speed. I am not sure if it is possible. But right now, my chip runs like a stock hex. 2ghz browsing the Internet and no load, 4.4ghz when Ir is a little demanding. I'm every day task, it jumps to that turbo a lot.
When I am gaming, or have a load across >2 two threads, it will top out at 4.2ghz at 1.28v. The temps are high 60s for the cores. When it is warm, one might reach 70, 71c. But that is with 100% stress loads.
I have even have my fan in auto controlled by the motherboard. Its pretty quiet.