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post #21 of 35
7/19/12 at 8:29pm
Those temps are what I would expect really, your at a blazing 4.6 my good friend, and with that vcore, it would surprise me if the temps were lower! I would turn HT off to get better temps unless you fold / render a lot.
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7/19/12 at 8:32pm
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Yeah, I don't know what temps you were expecting, but these are perfectly acceptable.
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7/19/12 at 8:37pm
HT off will drop your temps 5-8 degrees. You can reseat the heat sink over and over, and change the paste, but it seems that you've gotten the most out of that already. I would just recommend playing with voltages, and as above, the temps are perfectly fine... your CPU will never be stressed to those temps under normal use, prime95 is a buster.
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7/19/12 at 8:38pm
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Dude, make an image. I use Clonezilla because it is free. Google it. 10x faster than reinstalling Windows over and over.
I would, if Windows 7 didn't take up 25GB / 55GB of my SSD tongue.gif
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Those temps are what I would expect really, your at a blazing 4.6 my good friend, and with that vcore, it would surprise me if the temps were lower! I would turn HT off to get better temps unless you fold / render a lot.
Blazing fast indeed. I had my 2500k, and hit 4.8 decently easy. I just want to have that taste again wink.gif I guess it wont happen for a while.
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Yeah, I don't know what temps you were expecting, but these are perfectly acceptable.
Was hoping around 4.6 would hover around 72 rolleyes.gif
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7/19/12 at 8:47pm
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I would, if Windows 7 didn't take up 25GB / 55GB of my SSD tongue.gif

USB hard drive. I have images of all my systems (and other backup data) on a portable drive.

You can't make an image and store it on the same partition/drive anyway.
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7/20/12 at 10:34am
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Just tried the offset, bsod'dand corrupted my OS. Not to worried since ive been getting 0x000007E/7B for a day or two now while experimenting with overclocking.. Any ways to prevent this from happening? Reinstalling windows 7 atleast 3 times a day may become a hobby for me.

 

What offset did you try?  Can you post all of your settings in detail?

 

To avoid this in the future, always attempt to give Windows a proper restart after it is forced to be shut down improperly (such as a BSOD or a system lock-up).

 

In other words, these are the steps to take, whenever possible:

 

  1. After the BSOD or lock-up occurs, wait for Windows to start back up.
  2. When Windows is finished starting up, choose Restart
  3. Wait for it to finish starting back up
  4. Reboot into the UEFI BIOS to continue making adjustments.

 

 

In other words, when you get a BSOD or a lock-up, take the first opportunity that you can to properly restart Windows.  After you can successfully perform a full proper restart, reboot again but this time go straight into the UEFI BIOS to continue making adjustments.

 

If you cannot do this due to too much instability, then at least do this:

 

  1. After the BSOD or lock-up occurs, go straight into the UEFI BIOS
  2. Temporarily revert back to settings that are known to be stable
  3. Go into Windows (this is the first time you'll be in Windows after the BSOD or lock-up)
  4. Once Windows is finished starting up, give it a proper Restart
  5. Wait for it to restart completely
  6. Restart again, but now go straight into the UEFI BIOS to continue making adjustments

Edited by TwoCables - 7/20/12 at 10:36am
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7/20/12 at 12:06pm
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What offset did you try?  Can you post all of your settings in detail?

To avoid this in the future, always attempt to give Windows a proper restart after it is forced to be shut down improperly (such as a BSOD or a system lock-up).

In other words, these are the steps to take, whenever possible:
  1. After the BSOD or lock-up occurs, wait for Windows to start back up.
  2. When Windows is finished starting up, choose Restart
  3. Wait for it to finish starting back up
  4. Reboot into the UEFI BIOS to continue making adjustments.


In other words, when you get a BSOD or a lock-up, take the first opportunity that you can to properly restart Windows.  After you can successfully perform a full proper restart, reboot again but this time go straight into the UEFI BIOS to continue making adjustments.

If you cannot do this due to too much instability, then at least do this:
  1. After the BSOD or lock-up occurs, go straight into the UEFI BIOS
  2. Temporarily revert back to settings that are known to be stable
  3. Go into Windows (this is the first time you'll be in Windows after the BSOD or lock-up)
  4. Once Windows is finished starting up, give it a proper Restart
  5. Wait for it to restart completely
  6. Restart again, but now go straight into the UEFI BIOS to continue making adjustments

I'm currently on Level 4, with +0.25, still getting BSOD after about an hour of stressing. Any suggestions?
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7/20/12 at 12:15pm
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I'm currently on Level 4, with +0.25, still getting BSOD after about an hour of stressing. Any suggestions?

 

What core voltage does CPU-Z show you when running Prime95?

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7/20/12 at 12:27pm
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What core voltage does CPU-Z show you when running Prime95?
1.336/1.328 on Prime95 SmallFFT, VID is 1.3711
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7/20/12 at 12:29pm
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1.336/1.328 on Prime95 SmallFFT, VID is 1.3711

 

I thought you were shooting for a higher voltage than that.

 

What are all of your settings?

 

(by the way, the Blend test is far better for Sandy Bridge CPUs because they have an Integrated Memory Controller)

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