I'm now officially in the 4.0 club?
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Muahahahahahahahaha!
At load, temps get quite high.
Thats awesome
i wouldnt like those temps though
Intel_man
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Thats awesome
i wouldnt like those temps though
Most i7's running on air at 4.0GHz will get those temps at 100% load.
Intel_man
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Umm... Yea? Played Company of Heroes, TF2, FSX, GTA IV, and a few others the entire day, and no hang ups so far.
Orbitron
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Prime95 or OCCT?
Intel_man
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Ran Prime95 for a few hours. Temps max out at 75~?
Orbitron
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Ouch, what cooler?
Zalman CNPS9900 its in his siggy,Unless hes changed it.
Id be considering something else to cool that beauty at those temps.
FATALiiTYz
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75 degrees isnt that bad, You should be fine as long as the temps are under 80 degrees, but obviously you don't want them running at that heat all the time.
You guys understand that this is just core temp right? Not actual CPU temp? The actual CPU temp at that 75c core temp is probably around 50c or high 40's.
There's nothing wrong at all with those temps.
But, seems like awful high voltage for a D0 at only 4ghz. Thats more like what a C0 needs. Did you try less voltage or just put it right to 1.4? You shouldn't really need more than 1.35 for a D0 at 4ghz.
There's nothing wrong at all with those temps.
But, seems like awful high voltage for a D0 at only 4ghz. Thats more like what a C0 needs. Did you try less voltage or just put it right to 1.4? You shouldn't really need more than 1.35 for a D0 at 4ghz.
funkysnair
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it really doesnt matter, will you ever be pushing the i7 [email protected] full load apart from under prime95? dont think so
my max is 55oC but it cost me in excess of £200 for my liquid cooling loop and my cpu is the 17 920co [email protected]
my max is 55oC but it cost me in excess of £200 for my liquid cooling loop and my cpu is the 17 920co [email protected]
Intel_man
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I just got it to 1.4 as a safety net so that I don't have to reset my CMOS.
I overclocked a P4 a few years back to 3.99 MHz, and it worked fine for a few weeks. Then I stepped it down to 3.6 and it was OK for a few months. After that it had to stop overclocking it, and it was good at 3.0 for years after that. All this was with standard cooling and nothing special.
Well if you are concerned about temps, running more than necessary voltage is just....dumb!
Intel_man
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Well if you are concerned about temps, running more than necessary voltage is just....dumb!
I'm not concerned about the temps. Oh not at all.
just a noob
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try and reduce those voltages, that should help with the temp problems