Overclocking AMD A8-3870K in connect with a motherboard GA-A75M-D2H from Gigabyte

**Johnny Willis** · 07-06-2012, 11:17 AM

Hello everyone, I have a question about overclocking, i built a new PC, including the AMD processor-A8-3870K, a graphics card Sapphire Radeon HD 6770 and the motherboard GA-A75M-D2H from Gigabyte, also have RAM from Corsair, the PC runs fine, I would just like something herrauskitzeln from this, so make an overclocking without my system is too busy. Thus increasing the processor clock example from 3 Ghz to.what settings do I have to increase the measure is accepted by the system, I've read, that may also voltage must be increased, have you a solution or a suggestion on how I set my CPU or the MB, so that everything "overclocked" running, thank you for your support in advance.

**Bullocky Cuzens** · 07-06-2012, 11:18 AM

Hello, first of all I can give you only the small tip, do a little more intense in the matter, read here to suggest something better failures here you'll find quite quickly that OC with software is not usually the better way. Dear all just change the BIOS and eliminate the error source software! Is there already a date bios on it on the motherboard? In particular, it can be with your CPU, which automatically with the raising of the CPU clock and the clock of the graphics unit is lifted with. These could then be the limiting factor. The memory clock can be adjusted automatically by the OC, which in turn could be the source of errors. You see it so often is not enough to simply make one click and finish times.

**Johnny Lynn** · 07-06-2012, 11:19 AM

Thanks for the feedback, I'll throw myself on the computer time on weekends and all times check i sign it next week thank you for now.

**Braylon Mullagh** · 07-06-2012, 11:19 AM

You are now really gone up from 15 to 16.5, give it a rather small steps kontrolliere it with tools like CPU-Z, which is exactly everything adjusted, if it was 15.5 = 3100 MHz immediately freezes the computer, you should try some other software, eg K10stat. For the overclocking by multiplier I use the BIOS never did, however, no APU, but a CPU, the graphics should be so disabled anyway, if an extra card to be used.

**Aaronjames Beau** · 07-06-2012, 11:20 AM

No need to adjust FSB with a CPU that can overclock on the multi, it should on the contrary, all other settings untouched, voltage increase is always necessary if the standard voltage is no longer sufficient for the desired mode before that, however, you should determine how far it goes without voltage increase.

**Dexte Nash** · 07-06-2012, 11:20 AM

Hello everyone, I tested subs, the clock was lifted from me directly from 3.0 to 3.3 Ghz, without changes to the FSB, memory, etc the computer then runs up fine, Windows loads, then after about 30-45s. the computer remains are blue screen the temp of the cores were displayed in my gadget "Core Temp" each with about 37 degrees i should have done something in this case?