Need Basic Information About Auto OC

volks · 2010-11-29, 11:34

Hi everyone!

I just bought a new motherboard MSI 870A Fuzion Power .

This card seems to have an auto-overclock feature which you activate with a button on itself.

and i have a pretty cheap processor which i'm going to change in 2 months : AMD Athlon II X4 630

and finally i have 4 gigs of DDR3 1600MHZ ram.

There is a guide for using that button and getting some performance over the CPU however, it currently has its original heatsink and fan which im not sure if its reliable to cool the cpu down after enabling that button.

Can someone give me a short suggestion about trying out that OC feature of the motherboard on my cpu OR just not bothering and waiting 2 months more to get a new processor ?

Regards

SnipingCoward · 2010-11-30, 01:52

If its a built in feature it is probably covered by warrenty and therefore should be made to not burn the mobo... fire away, i'd say*. xD

* note: this post is pure speculation, I do not take responsibilty for any actions you take

SocketMan · 2010-12-24, 04:11

Check the temperature for the cpu cores (use hardwaremonitor from the cpuid web site),these Athlon 2 cpus run very cold so - without voltage increases you should be safe with the stock heatsink.

2010-11-29, 11:34	#1
volks Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 346 Turkey	Need Basic Information About Auto OC Hi everyone! I just bought a new motherboard MSI 870A Fuzion Power . This card seems to have an auto-overclock feature which you activate with a button on itself. and i have a pretty cheap processor which i'm going to change in 2 months : AMD Athlon II X4 630 and finally i have 4 gigs of DDR3 1600MHZ ram. There is a guide for using that button and getting some performance over the CPU however, it currently has its original heatsink and fan which im not sure if its reliable to cool the cpu down after enabling that button. Can someone give me a short suggestion about trying out that OC feature of the motherboard on my cpu OR just not bothering and waiting 2 months more to get a new processor ? Regards
volks Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 346 Turkey

2010-11-30, 01:52	#2
SnipingCoward Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,326 Europe	Re: Need Basic Information About Auto OC If its a built in feature it is probably covered by warrenty and therefore should be made to not burn the mobo... fire away, i'd say. xD note: this post is pure speculation, I do not take responsibilty for any actions you take
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2010-12-24, 04:11	#3
SocketMan Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1,677 Canada Location: Vancouver,B.C. \| Golden Camel Land	Re: Need Basic Information About Auto OC Check the temperature for the cpu cores (use hardwaremonitor from the cpuid web site),these Athlon 2 cpus run very cold so - without voltage increases you should be safe with the stock heatsink.