Torquay wrote

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Torquay wrote I chose the 8350 for the extra .5 ghz, ive already ordered

It's honestly not worth the extra 30GBP.

Money isnt a worry, i have parts that will fit, thanks ttg

But it's that fact its a waste though you could of saved that 30gp for something better, i'm curios what are the other parts you have?..

yeah this build looks pretty cool

30GBP for .5GHz or 30GBP for a cooler and then up to 1GHz difference.

I have seen a 8350 at 8.1GHz before lol

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Terrabytez wrote 30GBP for .5GHz or 30GBP for a cooler and then up to 1GHz difference.

I have seen a 8350 at 8.1GHz before lol

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1.9 volts I can only get mine at 1.45 before it gets too hot

Terrabytez wrote 30GBP for .5GHz or 30GBP for a cooler and then up to 1GHz difference.

I have seen a 8350 at 8.1GHz before lol

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Yes, but he is using a 200 dollar motherboard and another 200 dollars on cooling.

you may as well go with intel if you're spending so much.

I know that, just showing what is possible with a 8320/50 to prove that .5GHz is nothing.

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Terrabytez wrote 30GBP for .5GHz or 30GBP for a cooler and then up to 1GHz difference.

I have seen a 8350 at 8.1GHz before lol

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Yes, but he is using a 200 dollar motherboard and another 200 dollars on cooling.

you may as well go with intel if you're spending so much.

I know that, just showing what is possible with a 8320/50 to prove that .5GHz is nothing.

To be honest, you have to have a custom loop and a top end motherboard to achieve that. Most people overclock the 8320/50 to get the most out of their CPU. Most people hit 4.8/5 before running into too much heat problems.

Terrabytez wrote 30GBP for .5GHz or 30GBP for a cooler and then up to 1GHz difference.

I have seen a 8350 at 8.3GHz before lol

Ive ordered it, thanks anyway