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  1. 07-09-2013, 09:29 AM #1
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    How high would I have to OC my 2600K to equal a 4770K at 4.5GHz

    After seeing overclocking results for Haswell I'm not sure if I would gain any performance upgrading my 2600K. From what I've read so far it seems that 4.5GHz is the average OC of non delidded 4770 cpu's. How high would I have to OC my 2600K to get 4770K@4.5GHz performance? Delidding is out of the question I just don't feel comfortable delidding a new cpu. I can't afford to screw it up because I'm poor. My 2600K is at 4.6 GHz at 1.296v and I can safely push it a little higher maybe 4.8GHz for 24/7 use. Thanks in advance.
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    More than you can do on water cooling is my opinion..and I'd tell anyone that has a 2600K that you have a excellent system and no need to upgrade now.
    I ran mine at a mild 4344MHz for almost 2 years and one of the most responsive systems I've owned.
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    2600K cant match the IMC bandwith of Haswell nor IVY thats the main diff despite CPU speeds...
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    yeah the 2600k has been incredibly stable for the two years I've owned it. I have a large collection of compressed HD movies and I do a lot of video encoding with X264 and I'm really happy with the temps and stabilty of the 2600K. I just can't justify the expense of upgrading for a 20 to 30 percent increase in performance so I've decided to use the money I've been saving for an upgrade on something else. Maybe I'll surprise the wife with a weekend trip to Vegas and wait to upgrade when the the next gen cpu's arrive next year. Thanks for the advice guys.
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    Average gain is 10%,so 4500+4500*10%=4950,make it 4900 to feel more comfortable.Altough if you want some benches,the diff is higher...
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    Quote Originally Posted by rouge View Post
    After seeing overclocking results for Haswell I'm not sure if I would gain any performance upgrading my 2600K. From what I've read so far it seems that 4.5GHz is the average OC of non delidded 4770 cpu's. How high would I have to OC my 2600K to get 4770K@4.5GHz performance? Delidding is out of the question I just don't feel comfortable delidding a new cpu. I can't afford to screw it up because I'm poor. My 2600K is at 4.6 GHz at 1.296v and I can safely push it a little higher maybe 4.8GHz for 24/7 use. Thanks in advance.
    How I wish 4.5Ghz is the average
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    My 2600k ran 4.8 under antec 920 all day long on an asus board with some 2133 backing it up when I had it
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    In regards to benching my 4770K at 4500 24/7 clock scores about 12500 physics in 3D11, I had to run my 2600K at 5150 to equal that.

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