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You have a good point so I went ahead and tried to increase the offset to 0.035V. Prime95 produced an error after only 3 hours!Originally Posted by mandrix 
In my opinion it's not stable. It's not a question of "how stable", either it is or isn't. Doesn't mean you can't do most anything you want to do without crashing, just means it's an unknown, it may or may not crash or cause errors.
In my opinion it's not stable. It's not a question of "how stable", either it is or isn't. Doesn't mean you can't do most anything you want to do without crashing, just means it's an unknown, it may or may not crash or cause errors.
So I tried going back to where I had it before at 0.030V. I tried a custom blend and it did an entire loop of prime95 v27.7 in about 21 hours. I stopped it after reaching 24 hours, no errors. So I don't know what to make of the first run that produced an error after 14 hours default blend, when this time I was able to make it to 24 hours. What do you think?
Here is my updated proof for the stable club. 24 hours, custom blend.
The extra details:
- ASUS z77-V Deluxe board with 3570k
- X.M.P. settings for RAM, 16GB, 1866Mhz
- x45 with vcore offfset: 0.030V
- Internal PLL Overvoltage: Disabled
- CPU Spread Spectrum: Disabled
- LLC: "High" (50%)
- CPU Power Phase Control: Optimized
- CPU Power Duty Control: T-Probe
- EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology): Enabled
- C1E: Enabled
- C3: Disabled
- C6: Disabled
- Package C State Support: Disabled
Edited by Italianguy - 6/26/12 at 7:24am
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