New users come to forums, have a look around and focus on copying the best overclocking results they can find expecting their own processors to reach the same frequency as matter of course. One common mistake we deal with on forums relates to users trying to push processors too far, too soon. It’s the methodology for getting through these situations we’ll focus on today. Either the CPU needs more voltage than average for a given frequency, or perhaps the DRAM modules being used aren’t stable at the timings or memory controller voltages the board applies on Auto. However, there are processors and DRAM kits that may need special tuning for full stability. In other words, we can simply change the processor multiplier ratio (within realistic limits), apply XMP for DRAM and let the board do the rest. By default, UEFI parameters that relate to overclocking have automated scaling routines embedded in the background that will change/increase voltages to facilitate overclocking. This guide assumes you are running UEFI BIOS version 0507 or later. Success, as always, depends largely on having a good combination of parts while the rest comes down to using a systematic approach of getting from stock to an intelligently tuned overclock. As a result, there are certain situations in which the R4BE can run tighter DRAM timings than the R4E or other X79 boards at equivalent voltages. DRAM signal line matching is improved between channels and slots, impedance has been changed to suit Ivy-E processors, while DRAM power components have been upgraded over the Rampage 4 Extreme to provide even better regulation. Our engineers have tweaked trace layout and components to improve quad channel DRAM overclocking potential over first generation X79 motherboards. The R4BE is a high performance X79 chipset based motherboard, tuned to extract maximum performance from Intel’s Ivy-E processors. In this memory guide, we provide further information on settings and basic methodology to help obtain a stable system overclock. We’d recommend reading through that overclocking guide in its entirety before continuing here. Whether you’re using an R4BE motherboard or not, there are some valuable learning tips in this guide that help understand the process of stable overclocking on any platform – read on! For those of you using Ivy-E there’s already a basic processor overclocking guide here. This guide provides basic information on how to overclock the Rampage IV Black Edition (R4BE) motherboard and also information on overclocking in general. It suits anyone from beginner to advanced, so everyone should get something out of it! Memory Overclocking Guide For Rampage IV Black Edition
Originally posted in our forums by tech guru, Raja, this guide is aimed at those looking to maximize their overclocking and tweaking performance on the new Rampage IV Black Edition.
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