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Originally Posted by Nihilo View Post

From what I understand, you want to leave C states on, but Speedstep only works with offset OCing anyway afaik, so if you're doing manual you could probably turn it off and be ok. I'm not sure if Speedstep lowers the multiplier on idle even if using manual OC or not, but from what I can tell, it doesn't.

Its my understanding that Speedstep will lower multi to 16 even with manual voltage. You need to use offset voltage if you want to use C1E though (to reduce voltage when idle). C states though, well I'm not completely sure. I've read that having them enabled can screw SSD performance but I've also read that disabling them is not good either. Maybe auto is best?

Either way, I'd had offset voltage set, with Speedstep / C1E enabled and C3 / C6 on auto and passed 14 hours of Prime95 only to get 'x264 has stopped working' messages when encoding. I've now disabled ALL energy saving features and have done over 36 hours worth of encoding since without a hitch. Of course, my misunderstanding and therefore my possible misuse of offset may well have been to blame for instability, so until I've done more reading and testing I'll stay manual volts and keep the energy saving stuff off.
Edited by iSeries - 5/12/12 at 2:35pm
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subscribed, looking to overclock i5 3570k
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OK I am out of ideas. I have an overclock that is rock solid stable at 4.4GHz - and while I can squeeze out a bit more, I'd rather sacrifice 1-2GHz for 24/7 stability.

Anyway, it survives ever stress/torture test and game I can think of - but it cant survive one horrible task - idle! If left alone for 30 minutes or so, the system apparently locks up. Hibernation/sleep are disabled, and only power saving feature through Windows left on is turning monitors off after 15 minutes.

All C States and Intel Speedtep are disabled in BIOS (I prefer them on, but was hoping turning them off would fix it). I have the latest BIOS from ASUS for the P8Z77-V Pro motherboard. Any tips/advice would be greatly appreciated.

Side note - Vcore: 1.2&V, LLC: Ultra High, DRAM Voltage: 1.5V (it's the Samsung 30nm RAM - tried upping it to 1.5V to see if that would help)
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^^ wow 1-2 GHz is a lot to sacrifice for 24/7 stability !! thumb.gif

I'm feeling similar - 4.3 is far far cooler than 4.4 upwards
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^^ wow 1-2 GHz is a lot to sacrifice for 24/7 stability !! thumb.gif
I'm feeling similar - 4.3 is far far cooler than 4.4 upwards

LOL whoops. Yeah sacrificing THAT would be huge!
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hi everyone, my new components are: asus p8z77v-deluxe, i7 3770k, corsair h70, 2x4gb mushkin redline 1866mhz 1.5v and intel ssd 330 series 60gb.

i get stable 4500 mhz 45x100, at 1.185 v ht off and 12.v ht on and pll 1.8v!
my ram works stable at 2400 mhz at 1.7v 11-12-11-30-1T
power saving options are off, turbo off and speedtstep off, llc ultra high...

here are my screenshots:


linx: 128gflops

338




3dmark vantage: 32330

338




aida64:

338






now, i think that this temperature ( 88c ) is high , according to low voltage of cpu - 1.185v !! am i right? i know that my h70 is not very good cooler but i also think that tamperatures at 1,185v shoul be lower!!??lower than 88 c? am i right??


now i have one question:

is it possible that these high temperatures of my cpu are because of that i am using iGPU, that produce couple of degrees more?


is it possible that my cpu temperatures will be lower when i buy gpu and set igpu to disable??
Edited by maestrobg - 5/13/12 at 11:11am
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That was my 1st idea but Temps are high 60's on all cores. Im running a 360 rad in the roof and a 240 rad in the bottom. I really dont think its temps but i dont see what else it could be.
I think something is throttling. First go and max out the 3D Power settings, all of them except Switching Frequency, don't touch that.
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OK I am out of ideas. I have an overclock that is rock solid stable at 4.4GHz - and while I can squeeze out a bit more, I'd rather sacrifice 1-2GHz for 24/7 stability.
Anyway, it survives ever stress/torture test and game I can think of - but it cant survive one horrible task - idle! If left alone for 30 minutes or so, the system apparently locks up. Hibernation/sleep are disabled, and only power saving feature through Windows left on is turning monitors off after 15 minutes.
All C States and Intel Speedtep are disabled in BIOS (I prefer them on, but was hoping turning them off would fix it). I have the latest BIOS from ASUS for the P8Z77-V Pro motherboard. Any tips/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Side note - Vcore: 1.2&V, LLC: Ultra High, DRAM Voltage: 1.5V (it's the Samsung 30nm RAM - tried upping it to 1.5V to see if that would help)
You have a ASUS P8Z77-V Pro and you are having Idle BSOD? I haven't used that board, but try decreasing the LLC and increasing the VCore to compensate, see if that makes any difference. Also try uninstalling the Intel USB 3.0 driver see if that helps.
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hi everyone, my new components are: asus p8z77v-deluxe, i7 3770k, corsair h70, 2x4gb mushkin redline 1866mhz 1.5v and intel ssd 330 series 60gb.
i get stable 4500 mhz 45x100, at 1.185 v ht off and 12.v ht on and pll 1.8v!
my ram works stable at 2400 mhz at 1.7v 11-12-11-30-1T
power saving options are off, turbo off and speedtstep off, llc ultra high...

now, i think that this temperature ( 88c ) is high , according to low voltage of cpu - 1.185v !! am i right? i know that my h70 is not very good cooler but i also think that tamperatures at 1,185v shoul be lower!!??lower than 88 c? am i right??
now i have one question:
is it possible that these high temperatures of my cpu are because of that i am using iGPU, that produce couple of degrees more?
is it possible that my cpu temperatures will be lower when i buy gpu and set igpu to disable??

High temps are due more to current than voltage, increasing the voltage wont increase the current, only increasing the work done will increase the current, and thus frequency will increase the work done and increase the current. Temperatures are more tied to frequency than voltage, however voltage also has a direct impact on heat, but not as big as current does. IMO yes iGPU adds maybe 2 C.
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post #188 of 1225
hey sin, what do you suggest?

are theese temperatures normal with h70 and 1.185v?

i think that temperature is too high!?



i only didnt try to lower the pll, it is 1.8v.

what is current? what does it mean?
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current is measured in amps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_current

Power = Voltage X Current and your heat comes from the power in watts, but not directly.

Yea the temps are a bit too high, i would remount the cooler.
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I'm trying to overclock my i5-3570k to 4.5ghz. I am using an MSI z77-gd55 MB. In the bios everything looks right, it says the cpu is currently at 4.5ghz and the settings show the ratio at 4500mhz, I have the Vcore voltage at 1.25V. However CPU-Z still only shows x34 for the multiplier and it never gets above 3400mhz even when running prime95. The voltage is almost correct showing 1.20V, however when I run prime95 it actually drops a little to around 1.90. I have all the power saving settings disabled in the bios that I know of. Am I missing something that is throttling my OC? I tried to follow the guide as best as I could. The only thing I haven't really messed with is Vdroop, it has 7 levels to choose from, I am guessing level 0 is (lowest droop), I put it on level 1 and it didn't change anything so now I have it back on auto. I am using a Corsair H80 for cooling. Thanks for any help.

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