Help To Overclock FX 9590 To 5Ghz Stable

[eddiestone1982]

hi guys ive seen a few overclocking guides for 9590 but none have been stable,i have a crosshair v formula z mb, with 16 gb 1600mz ddr3 and a 9590 with custom water cooler just after a overclock to 5ghz if there is one thanks guys

[Britec]

• What computer case you using?
• What Power Supply you using?
• What CPU Cooler you using?
• How many fans you got running? because you will need some very good cooling for this CPU if you want to overclock.
• You do know the AMD FX 9590 is a overclock AMD FX 8350?
• You do know AMD FX 9590 needs on 220w?
• You do know the AMD FX 9590 runs real HOT already?
• Have you tried to disabled Turbo feature and then raise the multiplier to 5.0GHZ
• You might need to bump up the CPU voltage to 1.5V don't go any higher then 1.55v and try keep voltage as low as possible.
• What memory you using? and are you overclocking memory?
  

[eddiestone1982]

(10-06-2015, 09:33 PM)Britec Wrote:  

• What computer case you using?
• What Power Supply you using?
• What CPU Cooler you using?
• How many fans you got running? because you will need some very good cooling for this CPU if you want to overclock.
• You do know the AMD FX 9590 is a overclock AMD FX 8350?
• You do know AMD FX 9590 needs on 220w?
• You do know the AMD FX 9590 runs real HOT already?
• Have you tried to disabled Turbo feature and then raise the multiplier to 5.0GHZ
• You might need to bump up the CPU voltage to 1.5V don't go any higher then 1.55v and try keep voltage as low as possible.
• What memory you using? and are you overclocking memory?
  

i have an antec case can't remember the model but it's huge
i have an 850 watt power supply
the cooler is a coolermaster heisenberg i think with a 240 mm rad
it has 6 fans all together
yes the cpu has 220 w i have a crosshair v formula z mb
on load my cpu is 44 c idle its 33/35
i have already disabled turbo but did try to raise multiplier not voltage but when i tested it blue screened
and i have corsair vengeance no overclock on mem
thanks

[Timster]

What is the highest you have overclocked that chip and be stable?

[Britec]

Remember no computer setup is the same and overclocking results may vary, the key to success is to take small steps and test regularly and know when your hardware has reached its limits.

You are not going to be able to overclock that CPU without adding some voltage to CPU. It is already at 4.7GHZ. Never go above 1.55 volts  or you will shorten life of that hardware considerably. Also watch the voltage on your memory.

Try this guide:

Important: The memory settings in that guide are for 2436Mhz. you have 1600Mhz so you will need to make a small adjustment. 


If you not overclocked before, here are some things to consider.

• You will void your warranty by overclocking.
• You can damage hardware is not done right.
• We will not be held responsible if you damage your computer.
  

[eddiestone1982]

(10-07-2015, 01:01 AM)Timster Wrote:  What is the highest you have overclocked that chip and be stable?

i haven't overclocked it yet i'm a bit of a noob when it comes to overclocking

[Timster]

It's all about baby steps. Bump your clock speeds gradually and stress test after each bump with prime95 or other cpu stressing software. Always keeping an eye on temps. If you start to encroach on the TDP of that chip you want to hold there. Do not exceed the TDP as you will damage the chip however today's chips protect themselves for the most part. Stability is also a key when overclocking. If you start getting blue screens don't panic as you will probably need to bump the voltage at maybe .2 increments not to exceed 1.55v

Seeing how it is already overclocked out of the box I think you will be hard pressed to get much more out of it. Let us know how it goes.

[eddiestone1982]

(10-07-2015, 10:40 AM)Britec Wrote:  Remember no computer setup is the same and overclocking results may vary, the key to success is to take small steps and test regularly and know when your hardware has reached its limits.

You are not going to be able to overclock that CPU without adding some voltage to CPU. It is already at 4.7GHZ. Never go above 1.55 volts  or you will shorten life of that hardware considerably. Also watch the voltage on your memory.

Try this guide:

Important: The memory settings in that guide are for 2436Mhz. you have 1600Mhz so you will need to make a small adjustment. 


If you not overclocked before, here are some things to consider.

• You will void your warranty by overclocking.
• You can damage hardware is not done right.
• We will not be held responsible if you damage your computer.
  

thanks for your help this is what ive been looking for ill let you know how i get on thanks again