Non-k over clocking back on

henryzz · 2016-03-09, 07:13

http://www.pcworld.com/article/30418...ake-chips.html
Apparently Asrock have figured out a way of over clocking the base clock again. The question remains whether using this external base clock generator is as stable as using the internal one in a k-cpu.
This war between Intel and the motherboard manufacturers is amusing.

Fred · 2016-03-12, 13:18

I'm quickly becoming an ASRock fanboy. It started for me when I learned (thanks George) of their ability to OC DDR4-2133 ram on budget (non-z) boards. Allows me to reliably squeeze an extra 6% or so of prime hunting goodness out of my latest builds.

2016-03-09, 07:13	#1
henryzz Just call me Henry "David" Sep 2007 Cambridge (GMT/BST) 2·2,909 Posts	Non-k over clocking back on http://www.pcworld.com/article/30418...ake-chips.html Apparently Asrock have figured out a way of over clocking the base clock again. The question remains whether using this external base clock generator is as stable as using the internal one in a k-cpu. This war between Intel and the motherboard manufacturers is amusing.

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2016-03-12, 13:18	#2
Fred "Ron" Jan 2016 Fitchburg, MA 97 Posts	I'm quickly becoming an ASRock fanboy. It started for me when I learned (thanks George) of their ability to OC DDR4-2133 ram on budget (non-z) boards. Allows me to reliably squeeze an extra 6% or so of prime hunting goodness out of my latest builds.