Review on 💪 AMD FD6300WMHKBOX FX-6300 Black Edition: 6-Core Processor with Unparalleled Performance by Wiktor Grzankowski ᠌

A 970 chipset motherboard is required for dragging, along with 2 memory sticks (not the worst). CPU NB voltage increased by 0.1 from the drain, set 2600 MHz; RAM normally starts at 2133 with timings 11-11-11-28; turn off all power savers (c1e, core c6); set multiplier to desired speed (x21, 1.287V 4200 MHz; x23, 1.35V 4600 MHz); and so on. The first one actually consumed 90 watts at the drain, but if you want to try something new, try 2400, Dram voltage 1.65, and have fun. I tried it at 4800, but the benchmarks have already been passed down; perhaps the cooler turret is to blame; at a century and a half, it's still with the phenomenon; or perhaps the PSU can't fail; the system is powered by a gigabyte PSU rated at 450 watts, but it only puts out 270 watts on a 12 volt line, which is barely enough to run the video card, SSD, and hard drive. In 1 picture stock Two pictures worth of overclocking using a downvolt, and the system is rock solid. Maximum overclocking and complete performance captured in 3 images (average hardware). PS I have a wide variety of computers to choose from (I5-2500, I3-6100, Ryzen 1200, Phemon 965), and the 8320e is my favorite because it performs exceptionally well when switching between applications, never freezes, and allows you to run a ton of programs without experiencing any noticeable lag or stuttering. If anyone is interested, I can share screenshots of overclocking and non-overclocking tests, etc., for games with somewhat lower FPS, where the process is felt to be more fluid.