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1/18/13 at 12:03pm
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I really ought to get my hands on a mobo speaker, but no I don't have one, Turning on the PC results in all devices being powered, but ram not active (my ram has activity led's). NB/SB warm up, Mosfets warm up, but no bios splash screen and no attempt to boot. Clearing CMOS/different components etc doesn't change anything. The only components I can't replace to test are the CPU/Mb. Whatever, new mb will be here on Monday so I'll find out for sure then.

Sounds like the Motherboard. Do your fans spin up as well and just keep running?
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1/18/13 at 12:11pm

anyone know what this temps are and why so high

asrock fatal1ty 990fx bios p1.9
fx 8350 @stock
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thanks in advanced


this better be windows 8 x64 and software glitches gonna try windows 7 x64 over weekend

installed windows 7 no change
upgraded to L1.91A and the tmpin4 is now gone but tmpin 3 is still miss reading and cores still dropping but not noticed a proformance drop (yet fingerscrossed)
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1/18/13 at 12:19pm
Thanks for all the tips guys. I plugged the same components into my x58 rig and they work great so I think thr issue is in the mobo if not in the cpu. It had also not been resetting properly after crashing during a stress test so i think the board had issues from the start
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1/18/13 at 12:51pm
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Are you sure???

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/thermalright_silver_arrow_vs_noctua_nh-d14/1

Look at results at highest OC in page 2 of the review i linked: over 10° C difference in favor of the Noctua!!!

And regarding the price, at least in my country are similar both...

There are conflicting reviews between the SA and DH14 everywhere, the SB-E SA stomps the DH14, the DH14 and regular version get conflicted reviews

And well, the Phanteks PH whatever? It's better than both of them.

But 1C under load shouldn't really matter in the grand scheme, unless you guys are shooting for a new World Record.
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1/18/13 at 1:27pm
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No temp on that list went over 60C, the Northbridge is good for into the 80s.

His CPU's temps didn't even pass 50C, they are certainly not a problem.

You do not need a spot fan at all on the 990FXA-UD3.

Better thermal paste and a spot fan will lower temps, but not a single thing on his screenshot is outside safe boundaries, or even close to it. If numbers like those freaked you out, then you don't know what the safe temps are on your hardware.

Honestly i didn't even click his picture (which i should have). I just assumed, as my northbridge temps would go north of 90c about 10 seconds of priming at stock... that his would be more or less the same. I will agree and disagree on the spot fan. I realize now he probably isn't going to overclock, and if he does it won't be very much... so a spot fan for him probably is not needed. But if the overclock is going north of 1.5v i get throttling within 10 minutes of prime unless i have a spot fan on the vrms. I have read more than a few people that wrecked their UD3's due to their vrms exploding, before vrm protection was added to the bios. If you google throttling issues with the UD3, I'm not alone. So saying it doesn't need a spot fan at all is a stretch.

I also should have just directed him to the gigabyte 990fxa owners club. sorry.

You're talking to the person who runs 1.525v 24/7 with no throttling, and 1.65v for benching with no throttling, and no spot fan for the past several months. Experience trumps Google.

As for your northbridge, sounds like you bumped the heatsink too hard and it's no longer making solid contact. (And I assume you fixed it, so moot point anyway)
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Thanks for all the tips guys. I plugged the same components into my x58 rig and they work great so I think thr issue is in the mobo if not in the cpu. It had also not been resetting properly after crashing during a stress test so i think the board had issues from the start

Ya, that's really unfortunate... When your new MB gets there, try to RMA your ASRock and see if you can sell it, make up for some of the cost of the new board.

Or hang on to it until you get 10 more rep here on OCN and sell it in the marketplace, I'm sure someone would take a discount 990FX Fatal1ty.

Anyway, now I can see my CPU. biggrin.gif
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1/18/13 at 2:38pm
With those larger fans and larger radiator the H110 should be able to drop temps under stress by another 4-5 degrees celcius. That is a major improvement for close loop liquid coolers and puts the H110 close to the lower end block coolers that run considerably poor money.
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1/18/13 at 2:42pm
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No temp on that list went over 60C, the Northbridge is good for into the 80s.

His CPU's temps didn't even pass 50C, they are certainly not a problem.

You do not need a spot fan at all on the 990FXA-UD3.

Better thermal paste and a spot fan will lower temps, but not a single thing on his screenshot is outside safe boundaries, or even close to it. If numbers like those freaked you out, then you don't know what the safe temps are on your hardware.
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Honestly i didn't even click his picture (which i should have). I just assumed, as my northbridge temps would go north of 90c about 10 seconds of priming at stock... that his would be more or less the same. I will agree and disagree on the spot fan. I realize now he probably isn't going to overclock, and if he does it won't be very much... so a spot fan for him probably is not needed. But if the overclock is going north of 1.5v i get throttling within 10 minutes of prime unless i have a spot fan on the vrms. I have read more than a few people that wrecked their UD3's due to their vrms exploding, before vrm protection was added to the bios. If you google throttling issues with the UD3, I'm not alone. So saying it doesn't need a spot fan at all is a stretch.

I also should have just directed him to the gigabyte 990fxa owners club. sorry.

You're talking to the person who runs 1.525v 24/7 with no throttling, and 1.65v for benching with no throttling, and no spot fan for the past several months. Experience trumps Google.

As for your northbridge, sounds like you bumped the heatsink too hard and it's no longer making solid contact. (And I assume you fixed it, so moot point anyway)
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Thanks for all the tips guys. I plugged the same components into my x58 rig and they work great so I think thr issue is in the mobo if not in the cpu. It had also not been resetting properly after crashing during a stress test so i think the board had issues from the start

Ya, that's really unfortunate... When your new MB gets there, try to RMA your ASRock and see if you can sell it, make up for some of the cost of the new board.

Or hang on to it until you get 10 more rep here on OCN and sell it in the marketplace, I'm sure someone would take a discount 990FX Fatal1ty.

Anyway, now I can see my CPU. biggrin.gif

How do you see your CPU under that water block??? eh-smiley.giftongue.gifbiggrin.gif
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1/18/13 at 2:49pm
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Hey guys, 1.55v for about 10hrs with little to no load isn't enough to kill an 8350 is it? Either my AsRock 990fx pooped out on me or the chip is fried as the mobo just holds a 00 post code and doesn't even attempt to load bios. I breadboxed the cpu+mobo, tried all the regular troubleshooting (different RAM, PSU, GPU, cooler, reseated CPU, checked for bent pins) and everything looked fine. Anybody have guesses as to whether it's the CPU or the Mobo that's dead? AsRock support has no idea.

Edit: Temps were way under 60 for several hours prior to the system failing. It hit 66 or something during a little bit of OCCT but I stopped stressing it after that.

The Asrock boards are sub-par. They have a greater rate of failure for overclockers by my count of complaints by users here on this thread.. The vrm powerr phase sucks on Asrock boards. My guess is the motherboard is the source of your problem, but it could have also fried your cpu in the process. Hopefully not.
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1/18/13 at 3:05pm
I love Vishera smile.gif...,next chip looks similar as my second chip for validation. There is a bit higher result, but I used here more voltage than at my second chip...But this chip is good with all cores. I was suprised smile.gif So, lets go!

Validation 1.575V = 5743 MHz !!!!

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2658280

Cinebench R11.5 at 5295 MHz with 1.55V!


And with many and many try I got finally over 5300 MHz Cinebench smile.gif 5321 MHz and 9.17 points


And finally few Superpi 1M benchmarks


Look at CPUNB there, over 2700 MHz


With lower CPUNB I got the same result at higher CPU frequency (5478 MHz)
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1/18/13 at 3:17pm
Good job Flanker thumb.gif.
That chip behaves about like mine, we have almost the same speeds and EXACTLY the same CB score at 9.17 smile.gif
That isn't easy, well done!
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