This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks. keep an eye on you're temps, make sure you stay under 85c at full load. Repeat this step tell you get to 1.4V, at the end, how ever far you have bumped up the multiplier, that will be your max Overclock Start at 4.2GHz, you should be able to get that with just bumping the Multiplier up and nothing else " No voltage bumping, No Vdroop tinkering"įrom there change your multiplier to 43, which will be 4.3Ghz and bump the volt's up by 5, if not stable or will not boot, bump up another 5, tell you get into windows, once in windows do a Prim95 test tell i crashes or 12-to 24 hours is up Set it to either 75% or 100% and only those 2 settings for the Vdroop when over clocking both of these must be disabled, no matter what, if you ever go back to stock clocks, make sure you enable them again. When overclocking Ivy-Bridge CPU's you have to go into the bios and find 2 thingsīoth need to be disabled before you start overclocking, that will keep the cpu from down clocking it's self. I turn on my pc and start playing next thing you know bam.
Once you get to 1.45V you then are in the danger zone of destroying you cpu. of 2 - My Computer Keeps Shutting Off Mostly When Playing Games - posted in Internal Hardware: So it all started about 3 days ago. When overclocking Ivy-Bridge you only want to bump up the voltages by 5 every time (example- if you have your voltages set at 1.20 you only want to bump it up to 1.25V then restart you PC and see if it boots up) run prim95 for at least 12 hours but "24 hours is recommended " then just repeat the proses tell you pc is stable. You should be able to push the 3570k to 4.5 ,With Ivy-bridge you should only go to 1.4v to get your max overclock, otherwise you will destroy your cpu.
Every Ivy-Bridge 3570k, overclocks differently here is a guide to help you,Īlso note: I have the MSI Z77 Mpower motherboard, I noticed when I did not Overclock with OC genie on, I got a much better Overclock.
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