Another is my system powerful enough?

[Dinujan]

(07-27-2014, 07:54 PM)Anti-Ultimate Wrote: I did BCLK overclocking on my i7 930 to around 4.2GHz and it's still working. RAM will not even boot anyways when overclocking, so you have to underclock it. The North bridge shouldn't really mind too unless your cooling is shit

LGA2011 and LGA1366 are the only exceptions. Sandy, Ivy, and Haswell shouldn't be overclocked through BCLK, but a small oc shouldn't hurt.
p.s My i7 950/ASUS MAXIMUS II and i7 920/ASUS P6T ran at 4.0GHz, with Auto voltage for years.

and yes, my cooling is shit. CPU and GPU are around 50-60 degrees Celsius, so motherboard is probably around that temperature too. I'm going to have to check the SB and MB to make sure they aren't overheating. I'm not too sure what the safe temperature for those two are.

(07-27-2014, 10:13 PM)admin89 Wrote: If I remember correctly , you have top of the line EVGA mobo paired with that i7
G3220 pairs with low end mobo ....
Btw , Both my Asus and Gigabyte boards blew up due to BCLK overclocking

Who are we talking about?nvm. BCLK should only be done on LGA1366. On LGA2011 you can cheat with bootstrap. Locked CPUs are able to go to 6GHz thanks to that work around. I"m sorry you had such a bad experience with BCLK overclocking, but if you take a look at OCN, you'll see alot of the extreme overclocks require BLCK. BLCK usually doesn't require as much voltage as multiplier ocing, so it's an easy way of getting a small boast --IMHO it isn't worth the risk, but some people like seeing those numbers
In any case, I went with the i3 4130, and here my results:
1P 4xIR - solid 60fps upto 80 when limit is disabled
2P 4xIR - solid 60fps
4P 4XIR - solid 30 fps

A little disappointing that 4P needed to scale down to 30FPS, but tbh I doubt I"ll notice it without having a comparison beside me

(07-28-2014, 01:59 PM)KHg8m3r Wrote: I'm sorry, it's a NES.
I done fxxxed up

Yup, I'm building a NES with WII, Gamecube, DS, NDS, NES, SNES,....etc .

Controller Support:
Wii Remote, Gamecube, NES, SNES, and hopefully Xbox360 either internally or through external adapters