wierdo124

Good to hear. I have it and i love this thing. My E8400 @ 3.75 idles at 29C. You can't tell me it sucks lol.

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Shin2k35

Hmm, Everest stability test ran for about 40 minutes and it looks like it was sat at 67C for a fair while. 67 is still a bit too hot for my liking.

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coffeejunky

The reason OCCT temps fluctuate is the RAM testing part. Just select the drop down box on the to pleft and choose 'Custom' then select 'CPU' in the other drop down box. Result- No temp fluctuation and only the CPU is stressed.

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Longer Shot

Is that OCCT temp reading? That is inaccurate as well... run realtemp in the background and watch that.

Shin2k35

Realtemp only monitors the core's though. I have it running and showing the average temp of all cores in the taskbar, though.

I'll try the OCCT settings on CPU and not mixed and post the results.

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Longer Shot

Core temps are what you want, t-case or whatever it is are not important with 45nm chips.
The way I see it is that as long as your core temps are low your t-case will be too.

Shin2k35

Well, my tcase exceeds 70C often. Intel say the opposite. They say you should ignore the coretemps and concentrate on the tcase.

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