MehlstaubtheCat
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HisN schrieb:
Aber Quadchannel war aktiv mach das mal mit einem Riegel ^^
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HisN schrieb:
Nando. schrieb:Na immerhin 1,4 %!
Schlechtes Beispiel zu stänkern herausgesucht.ripa schrieb:In einem theoretischen Benchmark.
GamingArtsXo schrieb:Klar, jeder G3258 braucht 1,4V für 4,8GHz
http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-pentium-g3258-processor-review-quest-5ghz_145874/3With the Intel Pentium G3258 Anniversary Edition processor running 4.8GHz we were able to score 353 on the CPU test in Cinebench. We got a score of2 47 stock, so this is a nice 43% performance gain. All of the performance charts in the review show performance at 4.8GHz, so please reference those in the pages ahead to see how the chip performs in a wider variety of benchmarks.
At 4.8 GHz we saw the temperatures hit 80C, which isn’t bad considering the processor doesn’t start throttling until you reach 95C. The ASUS Z97-A board puts the voltage at 1.5260V if you leave the voltage on auto and bump up the multiplier, but you can go into the BIOS and lower the voltages to see if you can use less voltage. We were able to back the voltage down to 1.46V with the cache voltage at 1.20V and that helped keep the temperatures down and lowered power consumption a little bit. If you are overclocking you’ll find out quickly that you can get far with leaving the voltages on Auto, but you have to remember that increasing the voltages reduces the longevity of the processor and degrades it. Always try to lower it and see what you can do manually!
FX-9590@stock 4,7ghz
Single: 112 cb
Multi: 756