AMD FX-8320 (FX-4300/6300/8350 too) Beginner's Overclocking Tutorial

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Welcome back to Tech YES City and today I am doing a nice and easy (although long) overclock tutorial for you guys on the FX series CPUs, I hope you enjoy it and if you have any questions please let me know!
Here are the programs you will need and I will also put in some optional programs as well. Also I HIGHLY recommend getting a custom CPU cooler if you are going to overclock.
Also please take the time to watch the whole video as I explain a lot throughout and it will give you a base understanding of what to do.
CPU Safe limits for the FX CPUs are : 62C for the Socket and 70C for the CPU itself, be careful however when overclocking!
Here are the links-
AIDA64 Download (CPUID/System Stability tester and temp sensor) - www.aida64.com/...
Optional - Prime95 - download.cnet.c...
Heroes of Newerth - www.heroesofne...
Also here is my RAM Ocing tutorial for those of you who want to Overclock your ram (, also keep in mind that I am using an MSI 990FX-GD65 motherboard and the CPU cooler is a Zalman CNPS14X with arctic silver applied.

[@stolz_ar]

Thanks to you man, now: AMD FX-8320@4.4ghz 1.4v | 2x4gb DDR3 Kingston Hyper-X Blue Fury 1866 2-9-10-9-30 1.6v | MSI 990FXA-GD65 v2 nb 1.15v cpu-nb 1.203v You're my hero

[@motorbreathjz]

no way ur running that with safe temps with a stock cpu fan

[@Chelnaka]

To start, I would recommend looking at the JayzTwoCents video on FX 8350/8320 OC-ing, it is very good and useful. I have an 8320 on my ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 mobo and am using a Corsair H100i (with the stock H100i fans) and an EVGA 850w Certified 80 Bronze ATX power supply. Before OC-ing, I prime95 tested my stock configuration for 15min and my CPU ran at 3.8GHz. After OC-ing, I'm running stable at 4.825GHz. When I prime95 test my core temps rise to 62C for about 20sec until the Corsair waterblock catches up, then the temp rapidly drops to ~44C and remains there for the rest of the 1.5hr test (socket temp goes up to 80C then drops to 68C). Nice thing is that even when I am doing serious gaming my core temps average ~34C and socket temps average ~42C. I tried to get the CPU up to 4.9GHz, but as soon as I got to a voltage (1.5125v to 1.5375v) sufficient for a bus speed of 265MHz, the instant I started prime 95 the computer would freeze. So I think that, unless its my BIOS settings, the OC ceiling is right about 4.8GHz. Currently bus freq is 260MHz, cpu voltage is 1.488v.

[@TheCatFather45]

Overclocked my 8320 to 4.0 Ghz with AMD Overdrive and I'm definitely satisfied. Temperatures don't exceed 50 degrees C that often

[@andisadler2897]

Well here we are in 2019. I have this same board and FX6300 cpu. Followed all info and now its lovely at 4200ghz with temps exact same as previously. Could have pushed 4.7 i think without hassle. Excellent job my man,

[@MikeVideos327]

i almost want to pay you for this video, was having the BIGGEST problem overclocking on my msi FX mobo. thank you! you just got a subscriber!

[@MrMr-of1ql]

Tech Yes City, Im new to overclocking and have looked at a lot of overclocking videos since I got my fx 8320 back in March. Many of them wasn't as detailed, clear, and concise as yours. I am using a gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 mobo. I followed your tutorial to get a 4.4 overclock. Been running prime for about a half hour now and so far, it seems stable with temps around 56c. One issue I had following some other videos, was that some of the cores would dip to 2.9 then back to 4.4. I knew that wasn't normal. With your settings, the cores were steady at 4.4. Thanks so much for this video. I gave you a definite thumbs up and you have a new subscriber!!

[@techyescity]

Thanks man, glad I could help you out. I appreciate the kind words, it is what keeps me doing the vids :).

[@MrMr-of1ql]

Tech YES City Keep doing What you're doing. Great job man!

[@alaindaboss7207]

got mine at 4.2 ghz. using fx8320, msi 970A g43. thanks alot bro, i appreciate you took your time explaining how to overclock.

[@templetoon1983]

With your settings apart from my multiplier I’ve managed to get my old FX6300 at 4.4ghz 55*c under load after 10minutes.... thank you buddy ☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@Neodude991]

Gotta say Bryan, this is the best AMD overclocking guide on YT! I always keep coming back when changing hardware.

[@henjisplace3071]

Thanks i am finally going to OC my FX by a small factor of 3.5 to 3.8 or 3.9 glad you are here because i trust your videos.

[@uhhh684]

Henji'sPlace I know this is like 2 years later but if you have turbo clock on you should be hitting that anyway

[@DoritoPope003]

The 4.2 overlock worked just great for me on my 8320. used a msi 970a-g46 board and no issues so far. Definitely saw a frame increase in cpu-intensive games like the forza alpha or gtav. Doesnt ever seem to break 40 degrees on my h80i waterpump. If you're looking for a little push to help with upcoming next gen games while you're waiting for more 1070s or the 480 to come out, this is a great solution to tide you over.

[@JadeIsler]

still coming back to this in 2022 every time I get an FX chip in my shop. Client got hosed and spent $1k on an FX-8150 + GTX 770 system and came to me when the 500GB hard drive (the only disk in the system) failed. After an upgrade to a 1TB SSD, GTX 970, and 4.3GHz overclock, the system is running buttery smooth. Thanks for keeping these vids up

[@Winel0rd]

Great video- your advice in the video worked like a charm for me. FX-6300 and MSI 970A-G43 mobo (which is apparently hopeless for overclocking, according to various forums). One hour of stress testing 4.2 Ghz -max CPU temp 37 deg C (air cooled).

[@arturosalazar5044]

Which cpu volt you used?

[@kongsgarage7157]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!!!!!!! Really took the scariness out of overclocking.

[@IdahoJudd]

Just wanted to say thanks for the great tutorial. This is the first time I've overclocked and using your settings everything's stable the first try!

[@oenone1974]

thanks for the ttutorial , i copied all your settings for my 990fxa msi mobo and fx 8300 processor now clocked at 4.2ghz

[@LarryAsberryJr]

This video is helpful. I have the Black Edition of the 8320 and hope to apply these settings today. If I can get 4.2, I'll be happy but 4.4 is the dream. I'll tackle RAM as well.

[@LarryAsberryJr]

I easily OC'd to 4.2 last night and changed the ram to stock 1866. Tonight I'm trying 4.4 and a RAM OC to 2166, MB max. Thanks for your thorough walkthrough. Setup: CPU: AMD 8320 Black RAM: G- Skills Ripjaw 2x8GB 1866 MB: MSI 970A-G43 Sys fan: Noctua NF-P12 1300 Nine BL CPU fan: Cooler Master GeminII M4 Supply: EVGA 500w ( I need to bump this but unsure of how high)

[@CrackerSnifferBurger]

4.4ghz achieved on a Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 + 8320 - voltage only up 0.025v (1.424). Stressing with AIDA64 and I've only hit 40c once. Looks like I've won the silicon lottery! Before following the steps in this, I crashed a 4.3ghz and could only get 4ghz, so this is a great tutorial! Thanks so much for this.

[@karelpokorny4727]

Thanks, just got mine 8320 and msi 970 motherboard yesterday, assembled the whole PC today and I got everything OC (I left CPU on 3.8GHz, because of temperatures - Im just not comfortable with 60°C+ during stress test, but I will try again in summer to crank it up to as max as possible). I also got corsair vengeance RAMs, so I did exactly what you said to do. It runs perfect, no problems whatsoever. Again, thanks a lot. Best regards from Czech

[@Kraiord_]

very informative tutorial, helped me get my fx-6100 at 4,75ghz thanks :)

[@johncartman222]

Thank you so much. This fixed Assassins Creed Origins for me. I Almost gave up after 2 days of searching and trying everything. I have the Fx Amd 8120 CPU, and this process did the trick.

[@jameshanna8762]

Came across a FX8320 and an Asrock Fatality Killer 990fx mobo in a deal. Overclocked it to 4.2 GHz in a few minutes using this guide. Very nice. It doesn't come close to the performance of my modern rig, but it is still a capable gamer. Thanks!

[@yamaokka]

990fx are specifically made for overclocking... some people even get 4.8 on stable on this exact mobo that you have

[@lowcl3221]

keep it coming mate, i got a nice 4.6GHz on my FX thanks to you :)

[@daesz]

This is THE BEST overclocking guide that i managed to find in English on youtube for FX CPUs, not just brainless CPU freq increase without OC RAM and northbridge; there is one in russian made by youtube/gameone (Святой разгон AMD FX) but its significantly harder to understand what is goin on for the newer ppl (and if you do not know/speak russian - youll understand nothing at all there lol). 28:18 wdym? it sounds like ASMR 🤭

[@DayzAftermath]

This is a great no BS guide. Thank you

[@JayV86]

Great guide helped me achieve 4.5Ghz on a FX 6300. Only thing is I have 16GB RAM and now Windows 8.1 reads 16GB but only 8GB usable in Windows Task Manager, GeForce experience, and in System in Control Panel

[@mccormicklucas451]

What's your voltage for that

[@Ghost_P]

If you use 2x8GB sticks make sure you run them in dual channel if you have more than 2 ram slots on your motherboard.

[@mohamedzain5388]

This is the best pc guide out there especially that I have the same cpu and mobo. Thank you so much!!!

[@radanjerabek2791]

THX, works!!! AMD FX-6300 now at 4.4GHz stable. Just CPU-NB ratio makes me sad, had to set AUTO > 2000, otherwise not boot. Based on MSI 760G-P43(FX), setup: CPU volt. 1.4V, CPU-NB volt. 1.2125V, HT - 2600, CPU - 4400. Functions like cool'n'quiet etc. disabled as bios recommendation. Temperature stable at 65°C, CPU volt. whole test at 1.36V, fun about 2500rpm.

[@MMXPyro]

Awesome man! This helped me out and I'm now running 4.4ghz on my fx-6300 🤘

[@metal502]

Interesting, most guides I have read says C6 Disabled and C1E enabled if you want some power saving features after you've reached a stable overclock.

[@baldjesusIRL]

I thugged it and went straight to 4.4ghz at 1.41 Volts and so far so good! FX 6300 here.. Still testing in first 2 minutes but hey it booted, haha Edit: Few minutes later, hasn't gone above 42 degrees

[@Kmcornell23]

Just wanted to say thanks for this great video! I had some ideas on how to overclock but could never really get it to work properly. Following this video, I've gotten my 8320E from it's stock speed of 3.2ghz to 4.5ghz and I still have a bit of head room. I'm at 1.46v on the cpu and only 54c on prime 95. I've only changed volts and multiplier. I haven't even touch the core clock yet and I might go up to 1.5v if the temps don't get too high. This is on the MSI 970 Gaming mobo. So far so good! Northbridge gets pretty hot on an overclock so I'll probably be getting a spot cooler because I have very little airflow right above the gpu. I also thought about seeing what's under there (never taken one off) and using some thermal paste if the option exists. My guess is that it uses the pads and the paste is a no go. But, you never know.

[@xcodydoe]

cool I chose this so far pcpartpicker.com/p/x2KKkL

[@bigblockheed]

managed to get my 8350 @ 4.8ghz stable on 1.47v LLC ultra high on a sabertooth 990fx r2.0 it can get it up to 5ghz, but my h80i can't keep up with the heat with voltage required at that speed :P

[@AntoineFinch]

That what I want for my sabertooth 990fx 8350 yeah

[@AeroFix94]

Really really good tutorial video which actully helped me to oc my 8320. Thank you so much mate. Have good day -Aerofix94

[@energale]

my max with the fx-8320 is at 4.3ghz... on 4.4 ghz windows crashes on stability test. seems I lost the silicon lottery :( Edit: so yeah if i bump the voltage to 1.59 (which results in 1.45-1.5v under load) then 4.4ghz is stable. but my temp is at 72'C.) I'll stick with 4.2ghz :) thank you for the nice tutorial!!!

[@amyright6213]

socket or core temp?

[@King36182]

it's so much voltage. i have my fx 8320 in 4,3 at 1.48v

[@coppercanyonhealth4594]

might be that your overvolting mine didnt want to work with over 1.4v even with higher speeds so you might just need to bumb it waay down

[@techluvin7691]

You had a couple of workers stop in Prime 95. I’ve had the same issue with my AMD cpu’s when overclocked. The run fine on “Intel burnin” and “Aida”.

[@AidenWarren]

Liquid Cooler: Cooler Master Seidon 240M. CPU: AMD FX 8320 - OC Genie to 4.0Ghz. Temp is from 10c to 19c when not doing much. 20c-30c if doing stuff, like youtube, movies, facebook, pretty much multitasking. damn good cooler! before liquid cooler it was 30-50.

[@Makdaddy1968]

Aiden Warren I am gonna try this same with the Cooler Master Seidon 120V

[@thomasswan2733]

thanks i got my 8320 up to 4.7 ghz on 1.43v GA 990fxa ud3 mobo

[@coppercanyonhealth4594]

seems like i was overvolting with my overclocks most people were putting 1.4v or more for 4.4ghz but my system kept messing up until i set it more like 1.35! cheers nice vid this FX 8300 got a revival with the OC. with benchmarks its saying its above average compared to other cpus peeace

[@MisterMuffin_]

Something weird is happening, I've specifically set my core voltage to 1.4v and at idle it's at 1.416v and during the stress test I saw it jump up to 1.47v and I quickly ended it when I saw that. Also only the CPU temperature shows up on the sensor tab of Aida64 instead of showing all 8 cores and the window was acting strangely. I'm using an NZXT Kraken x61 with Arctic Silver 5 Thermal paste.

[@pietervz9013]

I always turned off cool 'n' quiet but since I've seen this video .... better turn on nice feature

[@GeeFamous92]

thanks I got my 8320 to OC to 4.2 at 1.39v at 38c

[@Generalolz69]

That's barely an overclock.

[@GeeFamous92]

why dose it matter to you? last time I remember this was my PC not yours.

[@Generalolz69]

***** I saying you can do much better for the volts that you are at, I did 4.5ghz for a friend at 1.39.

[@techyescity]

Generalolz69 Depends on the chip dude, I didn't get a stellar chip either.

[@Generalolz69]

Tech YES City Every chip can get 4.6 from the 2 fx-8320 I overclocked.

[@AsifLiaquat]

That was a really easy guide. Thank you.

[@huehuehue5332]

i overclocked my FX-6300 to 4.3 ghz with 1.357 CPU voltage and 1.275 NB voltage. I didn't touch the CPU-NB voltage and frequency and my PC seems to be stable under stress tests and gaming. Motherboard is MSI 970A-G46

[@GUNZ25625able]

Ive reached 5,039mhz at 31C easily. 8320 is a monster. Corsair H100i keepin her cool

[@SCINJOKE79ers]

Hi Brian, Great video and informative... I'm just wondering if that machine is Overclocked, can you still run and use VMWare - run some VM's in your overclocked computer?

[@Sedma73]

8320 @4.7 at 1.404V stable. temp is 58-60 with max load after 1hour.Cooler is FractalDesign Celsius S36. Not bad i think :)

[@rekoj08]

Dude. Great video. It helped me a lot through my first overclock. Just followed your steps and they did the trick. However lately my cpu goes to the highest speed even on idle. Like instead it goes all the way down to 1.4 it gets stuck at the highest core speed. It's quite annoying cause the Temps tend to be higher and the fan never ceases. Any thoughts? All my dirvers seem to be up-to-date. Mobo 78mlt USB 3.0 Fx 8320 @ 4.2I've tried stock configs and nothing changed. It got stuck at 3.7 Gtx750 ti Please help me.

[@initiald22]

Try resetting ur bios and applying the same settings for ur oc

[@rekoj08]

initiald22​ I did it. It was a windows bug. I had to fully reinstall windows. Now it is butter smooth. thx anyways. 😃

[@Aosmaner]

Still helping me in 2018 good vid

[@BrickwallStudios0]

Don't go over 60c with core temps not with socket temps "CPU temp" that's socket temp and it can go even to 80c, but keep core temps under 61

[@MichaelStephenLordReserei1987]

I'm sitting at 4.2GHz (1.39v) with the 8320 on a M5A97 R2.0, although I can get a stable overclock at 4.6GHz (1.46v)--it just gets a little too warm for my liking. I'm using Hyper 212 Evo, 1x 120mm, stock (which came with the 212 Evo) thermal compound...probably need to grab another 120mm and get some decent thermal compound at some point.

[@MichaelStephenLordReserei1987]

***** - This should definitely be helpful, and it's the guide I used for overclocking the 8320 on the Asus board. I'd advise printing it off for when you're sitting at the UEFI. :) www.overclock.net/t/1348623/amd-bulldozer-and-piledriver-overclocking-guide-asus-motherboard

[@GeeFamous92]

***** I also have the same Mobo you have so I'm sure it will how your overclock and I have a water cooler on it

[@GeeFamous92]

***** I have no idea what im looking for on this guide can you help out?

[@dafreshest420]

Yesterday I was running a stable 60 on league of legends and now im running 30-50 I noticed my voltage isnt spiking like it usually was. it was around 3.8ghz an 1.1 voltage I have the amd 4300

[@vitorferreira8899]

For 4.6 ghz 24/7 forget about your Hyper 212, just get a better one... NH-D14, Cryorig Ultimate, Phantecs, Silver Arrow, etc...

[@MikeXwolf]

Hey, thanks for this tutorial. It really helps. I already OC'd my FX-8320 to 4.0GHz. It didn't require a voltage boost at all (which I am reluctant to introduce). Do you know if it's worth trying to up it to 4.2 GHz and whether it will require a voltage adjustment? The reason I'm asking is that I'm more than a bit fuzzy as to what to set the voltage to for this. Thanks!

[@Spartan117A51]

Hey guys had a quick question. so when it comes to overclocking hardware safely, if I already found my stable overclock and wanted to go to that, is it safe just to instantly jump back into that oc settings or do I have have go back up into increments?

[@thestud-baker4912]

Great video and guide!

[@AidenWarren]

my Mobo is MSI 760GM P34-FX and Processor is AMD FX 8320.

[@MaGiKxFroZzT]

im running the fx 8320 at stable 4.2 with the stock cooler if u want to do that you have to change the fan pattern in the bios cus the fans aint running at 100% until cpu is at 70c which it never should be. i have stable temps when stress testing and it have never reached over 62c just sayin its possible folks :D btw im getting a hyper 212 evo asap :P

[@DanicolasolGamingTVuruguay]

thanks!!!

[@jodrim]

1:47 are you sitting in a classroom?

[@Magusslettewestberg]

+1337mlg Investing here

[@alexandrilchenko5526]

xDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@allseeinglies7091]

cafeteria

[@Livebirdboxcatterall]

When you are showing your 4.4ghz overclock at approx 27 minutes in and you run prime95 to stress test the CPU worker 8 stops within 20 seconds. Surely this is a sign that you are not stable and shouldn't you of pointed that out.??

[@thepinkytoeffect]

That oc can't be stable with HyperTransport at 3Ghz... And yes you have a point on that mate.

[@thepinkytoeffect]

Ignore my comment. I'm trying to delete it. Wrong video. MyTube app is a mess on windows...

[@niceguysfly]

got my fx 6300 on 4.3 ghz stable, ran a stresstest pinning my cpu at 100% for 45 minutes, never went above 40 degress celsius. Haven't had any unstability, or any bluescreens.

[@Gothika47]

I use my PC to stream and im having some problems on CPU intensive games. Do you think i should try to overclock my CPU and will it affect my stream/gaming? I plan on buying a huge CPU cooler before that. My specs are: CPU - AMD FX 8320 3.50 GHz RAM- 8GB DDR3 HyperX VGA - nVidia GeForce GTX760 Board - MSI 760GA-P43 (FX)

[@xxDiversity4lifexx]

I have the same exact setup :)

[@Gothika47]

Have you overclocked anything and do you think its worth it?

[@xxDiversity4lifexx]

No I havent overclocked anything yet. Im not sure what to do

[@mavromanitari9739]

if you have problems with cpu intensive games overclock the cpu(make sure your power supply is big enough and you have good cooling)

[@ThaEazy1]

The Worker 6 Had stopped working bro :) that is not stable oC ?

[@kopitarfan11]

Yup

[@AllieTheBananaa]

Cool guide man, just one little issue, in my attempts when overclocking when i tried to go over 1,4v the computer wouldn't boot, and with 1,36 it would crash in some programs. So I went up to BIOS and selected auto in the voltage and everything works perfect now with a 4,4ghz clock, and it shows on the test that the cpu uses only 1,32v, is it normal :D?

[@thesalt8952]

Krazzilla I just got this cpu. did this work for you?

[@markperez2890]

Thanks for this video! I got my 8320 up to a stable oc at 4200. 4400 started pushing towards 60C so I didn't go higher than 4200. I have a case built for cooling and an aftermarket h20 cooler. Any thoughts? Also, mine won't ramp down to 1400 when not under load. It stays at 4200.

[@trevorschnedler4472]

I have an 8320. After copying your settings, i was running 70°C or higher during p95. i normally get about 35c at idle and no more than 50c at load

[@trevorschnedler4472]

At the 4.2Ghz setting

[@trevorschnedler4472]

+Trevor Schnedler also, i have an msi 970 gaming motherboard. By the way, I'm not running stock cooling

[@shodscents]

Thanks man this was really needed!!!!

[@siegfriedb7772]

A really good tutorial.

[@chillazar]

I have the Enermax Liqmax II 240, with quality thermal paste. I got my FX-8320@4.2GHz, ~1.33V, 2.6GHz NB and 2.6GHz HT speed. My MB is the MSI 970 Gaming. The thing is, I got around 47°C on Idle and up to 75°C under load. I saw midrange air CPU coolers which performed better. This is really frustrating.

[@appelmelk5664]

thx m8 i had my fx 6300 at 3,5 ghz but it wasnt rly fast also in gamed i played it avraged mostly around 50 fps now i clocked it to 4,5 ghz and i can run it stable at 1,4 v and i have around 65 fps!

[@appelmelk5664]

sry 4 the typos

[@kimballwiggins3976]

Thanks, can I ask you please which cpu cooler you run with the 8320? Thanks a bunch buddy. Happy new year

[@bomhaz]

i have the AMD FX-8320 with MSI 970 Gaming Motherboard be ok at 4.4 its currently stock cooler but have Corsair Hydro Series H100i V2 Extreme Performance on the way along with 5 regular 240mm case fans already installed

[@DDXY2K]

+BoM Hazmat I have the same rig and love it.^^

[@danieljackson9578]

Same setup lol

[@dragos.cojocaru]

Very good tutorial!

[@99leevi99]

after doing oc thing is bios i restarted and now my pc dont start, only black screen. what so i do know? i have fx 8320

[@OneHardTeddyBear]

if it isn't too late or if anyone has this problem, on my mobo (Asus m5a99fx pro r2.0) there's a memOK! button, press that and it will reset the bios and your pc will boot up to a screen where you can access the bios. If you save and restart you pc will be fine.

[@99leevi99]

+OneHardTeddyBear i have fixed it.

[@OneHardTeddyBear]

+LeDe okay no worries

[@Fin3rain]

For click bios 2 you can just set it to 22x for 4.4 ghz

[@VikingDudee]

MY FX 8320 at 5ghz was perfectly stable at 1.46v with a jump to just under 1.5v.

[@SuperPIGGIES123]

can i overclock with a cooler master hyper x212?

[@Creepercreep10]

yes

[@johnplatt6978]

@Tech City Yes- First off your videos are awesome and have been a major contribution in my thirst for PC knowledge. I Have a MSI 970 gaming Motherboard and FX 8350 I can get to 4.4 and it's good to go for games MMORPGs etc, BUT trying to reach 4.5 the voltage drop is to extreme. Any Suggestions? Raising CPU voltage above the 1.45 you state in the video is max for the motherboard seems risky even though I have seen as high as 1.6volts from CPU-Z attempting to work through this. Power Supply is : Antec 850 watt high current 16gb of hyper furyx 1866 ram

[@techyescity]

+John Platt If the VRM is solid on the 970 and people around the web are reporting positive results then I dont see why not, also try raising the LLC (load line calibration) you can put that to a few notches above default and it should help.

[@johnplatt6978]

+Tech YES City Thank you, I ended up with 4.5 ghz. CPU-Z shows 1.472 for core Voltage, Bios I had to give CPU voltage a +0.070000 offset to be able to run OCCT and Kombuster at the same time without errors so far. Tests been running for an hour going to let them run for at least another hour. The video is top shelf informative, and worth the time to watch it a few times

[@olnap2008]

Would i be able to overclock on my motherboard msi 970a-g43 and amd fx 8320 and hyper 212 evo

[@DDXY2K]

+Ol Nap Absolutely.

[@atakanerdogan7999]

Hi, Im just wondering that Have you overclocked your cpu with that mb because I want to overclock my cpu with mb but Im not sure which GHZ is my limit

[@eztechsmart]

Great Tutorial! I have an MSI 990 FXA mobo, AMD FX-8320E and CORSAIR h105 cpu cooler. I'm going to apply most of the settings you have suggested. From the research I've done, there really isn't a big difference between the 8320 vs 8320E. The E version is just more efficient and stock clock is slightly slower. Any other suggestions anyone can offer? Should I worry about the voltage with that chip set? I am using this machine for 1080p gaming, someday I will make the jump to 4K.

[@jaysun7824]

Tech YES City - PC Tech and Gaming Channel Can i use this same settings to overclock my fx 8320e ? and how much Ghz would you suggest ? im okay with 4.2 ghz but if i can get 4.5 ghz that would be great .

[@PabloRojas]

thanks a lot 4.4 on a fx6300 thats sweet

[@anthonysoto3421]

You on the stock cooler?

[@anthonysoto3421]

I'm on the stock cooler and run 4.4ghz with my max temps being 54 degrees

[@amdintelxsniperx]

boost tyhe fsb and raise the multi together gives the best speed boost

[@adrianarambula6595]

I got a 3.85 GHz at 1.248 V on stock air. temps don't hit over 51C Waiting on my aftermarket cooler and bumping this puppy up to 4.7-4.8 GHz

[@CIEK4WSKI]

What is the max voltage that cant make bad things with fx 8320? cuz im little scared going 1.44v

[@techyescity]

Depends on your motherboard. With a decent mobo I wouldn't go over 1.5v

[@CIEK4WSKI]

MSI 970 GAMING what do you think?

[@techyescity]

just quickly looking at it, looks decent (6 + 2, so 6 phases dedicated to the CPU). I think you could take that up to 4.4ghz roughly and around your voltage you have now is about where I would leave it at (max that is).

[@CIEK4WSKI]

Tech YES City "your voltage you have now" sorry but i dont understand u mean that 1.4v that u have in video or the stock voltage?

[@techyescity]

Oh sorry I meant 1.44v, I wouldn't really go over that, the board in this video has an 8+2 phase vrm, which is a bit better.

[@mophead7806]

I removed my CMOS battery and it's working perfect again,should I set the voltage higher?

[@Norkfor]

Thank you very much!

[@blaine244]

I got my fx-8350 stable at 1.236v vcore at 4ghz on my Sabertooth 990fx R2.0

[@CarbonImpulse]

You need to tidy up that desktop i have the sabertooth revision 2.0 with the 8350 what step up should i try first for an average overclock everyday?

[@largetommy1510]

On my crosshair v formula z I got 4.8ghz on my fx 8370. On stock voltages. With a hyper 212 Evo. Max socket temp 59 degrees c. I got a decent chip I of

[@itfc88]

Finally got a stable 4.4ghz over clock on a 8320 had to run at 1.44v on prime 95 hits 60c which is well within safe limits. To be honest I am looking to get rid of my 8320 if I can find a good deal on a 4670k the single thread performances shames the amd cpu.

[@Ramb1t0]

With cool n quiet on some game will throttle down on occasion. This can cause fps drops lag spikes or even crash. Most bench marks that are test overclocked with cool n quiet on are flawed. Cool n quiet is works properly at stock clocks it does not scale bus properly with over clocks.

[@mazinais31]

SVM is amd virtualization tech HPC - high performance computing mode

[@willclarke8951]

Helped so much!! thx

[@nasanasax3757]

Cool Eve Online BG !!!

[@MrFrezaburn]

I didnt use your guide but I wish I would have found it I got a stable 4.4 overclock at 1.3875 volts on an asrock 970 pro 3 motherboard it was a pain kept blue and black screening till I got it figured out

[@Labrinos14]

Mr. Tech can you please do the same thing in a 970 msi Gaming mobo and for 5 Ghz? Or if u cant please just tell me what to do or your opinion!! Please! My specs: Msi 970 Gaming mobo ---> Deepcool Maelstrom 240 T liquid cpu cooler AMD FX 8350 Msi R9 390 16 Gb Corsair Vengeance 2400Ghz (2133 is the mobo's max) Corsair CX 850M PSU Enermax Thormax Giant PC case (if you ask for air flow)

[@Alex-oz9eh]

yes, for fx 6300 also on that board

[@itseiku522]

search online

[@Alex-oz9eh]

RISKEY! what if i want a video...

[@itseiku522]

Alexander Keith search it on google and then go to videos stupid

[@Alex-oz9eh]

+RISKEY! lol you must have been dropped a few times cause you apparently can't remember me saying that I have been on forums before. I just enjoy this guy's professional quality videos and would enjoy one of my setups... now kindly go fuck yourself.

[@gaterhd]

great tutorial! I got a question.. Will the ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0 be able to handle overclocking my AMD FX-6300 for more than 4ghz?

[@youpooper18]

I did this and everything sounded like it was being fast forwarded. Like videos sounded faster and load times were quicker, what’s the issue?

[@TheNielsAlmelo]

hey man, good tutorial! i have only 1 problem, and that problem could be fake or it could be a big problem. i was stresstesting it, and it whent to 55 degrees celcius, and out of no where it when to 255 degrees?!!!! i turned my system off because i don't know what to do

[@Outtachrono]

I have my AMD FX8320 with a Cryorig universal at 4.6ghz on a asus sabertooth temps are 50 under load