Posts by bgineng

Quote:Originally Posted by Buckster Re small prime testing Should I be using AVX version or not ? It massively increases my temps - far higher than even LINX ? If you want to make sure you're 100% stable for running applications...

Quote:Originally Posted by Sk1nNy At 1.1V like you I can only go up to 4Ghz,no more. Why can u guys get so low Vcore. Could this be because the mainboard? I'm using P8Z68-V/GEN3 and haven't seen anyone using the same board with...

Yeah I wouldn't worry about the idle too much. As long as you're stable at idle, you're still gonna be getting lower temps and power usage than if you were just doing a manual overclock. Not to mention the fact that you're potentially...

Quote:Originally Posted by Nihilo Ok, I've got a question. I did a LOT of playing around with my set up last night and I still can't seem to get it stable. I might just be trying to get the VCore too low at load and being...

Quote:Originally Posted by tw33k It's normal for these chips. Yours are better than mine. Mine are 17, 16, 30, 17 That doesn't seem right... Unless you live in a refrigerator.

Quote:Originally Posted by malikq86 Not sure where to ask this... Are the cores suppose to be different temps??? or did I not apply TIM right?? Right now on idle...it's like 21-26-24-28...normal or did I mess up? about a 7C...

Quote:Originally Posted by SeanPoe Great guide, i plan to use it as a reference in the coming weeks as i plan/build my 3770K system. One question though that i haven't seen asked/answered yet: I understand that these chips run hot,...

Quote:Originally Posted by david82282 I really wish the BIOS had a more intelligent method for controlling Vidle and Vload, like setting them independently and interpolating, or having 2 offsets: 1 for Vidle, 1 for Vload, and...

Quote:Originally Posted by waltcujo Do these chips run on the p67 1155 platforms? or are they running on an entirely new chipset? They will work on p67 with the proper bios update.

You gotta take the screenshot under load so it shows your load clock, not the 1600mhz idle clock