[Official] The Ivy Bridge Stable / Suicide Club **Guides, Voltages, Temps & BIOS Templates** Inc... - Page 252

Great job guys! I can't get superPi to run past 5.1GHz!


Yes. That is correct format. I'll record it when I get home.

Good job! I get that recorded too when I get home from work.


Wow. What a prime95 run Shremi! And of course you are delidded....to have those temps without exotic cooling you'd have to be!

Mixed info on the effects of vcore that high for long term usage. Seems fine for IB's for quick OC and bench runs. No harm or degragation reported yet anyway after months of us pushing those votages way higher than anyone ever expected. But long term, we just don't know yet. Maybe all our chips start to die a slow degrading life in a few months, or maybe they are just fine for years. Seems they are very tough chips. Either way, we are not going to keep these chips forever!


Super awsome run kgtuning!

You guys make me wish my new 3570K I just bought is a winner so I can keep up!
Edited by PCWargamer - 11/12/12 at 12:55pm

I like your prime stable run, and its better than my system can do, but I do not think it can be accepted due to the prime95 window not showing the start and finish time. Only RealTemp shows 12hrs and that needs to be verified through the prime95 window.

Check out Carlos Hilgert Ferrari in post #2506 or shremi in post #2507 for how the prime95 window is supposed to look.

You can ask the OP if it is OK as I am just recording the info for the OP for when he or mytoyotaco comes back.

the firsrt picture shows 12hr 51min i dont no what u mean the only thing i see is that ppl have different is the seperate boxes for the workers.
the p95 shows 12 hrs

Edited by lilchronic - 11/13/12 at 11:06am

yea, all workers have to be visible, and the start and end time too,

i copied this a while ago, when i started ocing, maybe it helps

heres mine,

was accepted, so if you have it like that, should be good
Edited by VonDutch - 11/13/12 at 11:58am

o well i no im stable

like this ?

Yes, I see. Sorry! You look good to go! - Accepted!

(And your post above this is the more standard way that prime is displayed for this)

Very good post on how it is supposed to be done VonDutch! Thanks!

I hope it helps others to do it the right way and not waste 12+ hours on running prime to end up not getting accepted.....

I've done a bit of tweaking and meddling around with my 3570k and the BIOS on my Z77 Extreme6. I don't think I'm going to be able to make that magical 5GHz mark. It took an additional .095V, Fixed Voltage, to move up from 4.5 to 4.7GHz, which made me leary even though it ran stable for about 3.5-4 hours, at which point I decided to try for the "pro clock". Finally got it to boot into windows 5.0GHz @ 1.475, but it wasn't long lived as CCC and Windows sidebar crashed immediately after hanging at the Windows logo for a few extra seconds. I was tickling 100C just from loading Windows... I had set CoreTemp to alert me and shut her down for 95C, so an overheating popup was the first thing I saw.

I started reducing volts and am still stable at 1.248V for the 4.5GHz clock, .032 less than my stability run, with RAM down to 1600 @ 1.5V With 9-9-9-27 timings; previously 2000 @ 1.6 and 11-11-11-30. Drop in volts reduced temps 5-10C depending on which core. Idle temps are high 20s to low 30s while full load with fans on 'whisper mode' aren't breaking 70; compared to fans running @ 90% for when I did the stability run.

If I can keep dropping volts and temps for the 4.5 I'm wondering if delidding is even worth the risk...I bet I could get 4.8, but that's not 5! Grumble!
I don't think its worth the extra voltage for a 200-300MHz gain...? If I delid it would more than likely bring the temps under control, but how dangerous is it to push 1.475+ Volts through these chips?

Thoughts, comments and suggestions are welcome!