*Official* NBR Desktop Overclocker's Lounge [laptop owners welcome, too]

Project-e, the “e” stands for enigma.

 

Safe to say he can't say anything about it by the looks of it.

 

gskill 4400 cl19 xmp

 

Just follow the timeline. First post was from Mar 23, 2019. We are now 27 Sept 2019. It took exactly 1.5 year + 1 week from I signed the contract. Today is an good day for old Poopy

https://www.speedtest.net/result/8625061585

 

i never realized u live near trondheim!

congratz on getting monster internet speeds! ull notice quickly that at 500+ Mbps the bottleneck will become your router and wifi adapter in the receiving end (laptop/phone/tablet/etc)

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Wo, crazy fast and look at that ping! I got 10ms and 39Mbps download, 9.7Mbps upload - that's ok for me.

 

I played around with my CPU overclock a couple of days ago - trying to find out if there were any advantages to BCLK overclocking vs Multiplier Overclocking. At the moment I'm using a rock solid stable and relatively low voltage 4.6Ghz on my 6700K, and I've turned that overclock from a multiplier overclock to a BCLK + Multiplier overclock: so 44 multiplier and 10% BCLK overclock to equal 4.6Ghz. As a side bonus it raises my DRAM by 20Mhz! I heard that there are small advantages of BCLK overclocking all else being equal due to the FCLK clock becoming overclocked at the same time - which supposedly increases the speed of the interface between GPU and the rest of the system, which could help like 1% or less in games, every gain right?! No, but anyone got any thoughts on BCLK / FCLK overclocking in terms of benefits?

I've tested in 3DMark, slight increase in CPU and GPU score in Timespy (less than 1%) over a few runs. BF1 plays just as well as before. Cinebench R20 less than 1% increase, CB15 is a bit worse though. Firestrike CPU score seems quite a bit lower though, but that might be due to Futuremark or Windows Update maybe. Yeah, so just trying to find out if there's any benefit to BCLK/FCLK overclocking in comparison to multiplier overclocking (all other things being equal).

EDIT: Doing some more testing now with a 40% BCLK overclock (140Mhz BCLK), so I've taken CPU multiplier down to 33 so that it still equals my 4.6Ghz overclock. So, that's a massive leap over the 10% BCLK/FCLK overclock I was using before - now this would be the interesting one to test for increased GPU performance! I'll update soon....