EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide

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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2013/03/16 08:29:37 (permalink)
I found this guide handy when I had the original BIOS but when I recently updated to the current version R22 for my Z68 sli micro, some of the menus have changed. I followed the guide best as I could, but some things confuse me. When I try to set the vcore to 1.35 for my i7 2600k it says the volt is 1.399 and sometimes goes to 1.402 when running prime95. Is there something new in the BIOS update that I have missed?
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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2013/04/02 11:03:16 (permalink)
Yeah, this guide should be updated with the new bios lay out or just address some of the complaints from the users. My new build is due on the next go around on GPUS/CPU's and I am not very happy with how things are turning out.

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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2013/09/26 17:36:39 (permalink)
I'm with the others here, I also have the latest R22 bios and having difficulty with overclocking my 2600K properly
 
see my thread http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=2030332
 
EIST is not disabling, cpu z still shows between 16 - 42 on the multiplyer which is causing the cpu clock to throttle down during stress testing.
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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/06 06:02:19 (permalink)
how can i get a static vcore with the new BIOS ?? ):  my comp is lagging as **** since i flashd the motherboard with the new version of the bios  HELP ):
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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/08 15:58:53 (permalink)
R22 is crap, either re-flash back to A121 or use your bios switch to switch back to your other version.
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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/08 16:57:48 (permalink)
i still use the A05 bios and it works fine r22 makes my cpu 10 degrees hotter   http://forums.evga.com/EV...Released-m1252762.aspx

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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/10 06:32:06 (permalink)
is there any point to OC if you are not gaming? Ie, photoshop, lightroom, office use
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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/10 21:30:59 (permalink)
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is there any point to OC if you are not gaming? Ie, photoshop, lightroom, office use




Not really.

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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/13 14:54:17 (permalink)
Hello!
I have an EVGA P67 FTW (R22 BIOS) with an i7-2600 CPU at 3.4 GHz.  I run CAD, BIM, and Renderings.  The board runs fine, and the Main Chip stays cool with a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo.

Although its likely time for an update, I'd like to try to use an "Overclock."  Perhaps I could go from 3.4 to 4.6 or 4.8.  The guides for such a maneuver are a few years old.  Could someone kindly walk me through the process of using the BIOS to overclock?  There are no directions whatsoever available for such an endeavor. 

I feel a bit like the "Greatest American Hero," because I have this amazing technology, but lack the instructions to maximize its potential.  Sincere thanks,  Chris.
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Re:EVGA P67 Quick Overclocking Guide 2015/03/14 18:42:57 (permalink)
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Hello!
I have an EVGA P67 FTW (R22 BIOS) with an i7-2600 CPU at 3.4 GHz.  I run CAD, BIM, and Renderings.  The board runs fine, and the Main Chip stays cool with a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo.

Although its likely time for an update, I'd like to try to use an "Overclock."  Perhaps I could go from 3.4 to 4.6 or 4.8.  The guides for such a maneuver are a few years old.  Could someone kindly walk me through the process of using the BIOS to overclock?  There are no directions whatsoever available for such an endeavor. 

I feel a bit like the "Greatest American Hero," because I have this amazing technology, but lack the instructions to maximize its potential.  Sincere thanks,  Chris.




It would be better if you started your own thread.

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