Hi all, from my sig you can see that I am running a 24/7 stable system at 4.8GHz at 1.41 vCore, this drops to 1.376 under full load (vDroop taking effect I think?)
Using Real Temp I show max temps of 71C on core 3 under full load for an hour, and the other cores are between 2 and 8 degrees below this. At idle I sit at 32C on my hottest core.
I am using a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus for my cpu cooler and have been extremely happy with it.
I have successfully gotten my rig to go to 5.0GHz at 1.49 vCore. It passes a 1 hour Prime95 blend but core 3 hits 91C!! Any lower voltage and I BSOD (0x101) within 20 minutes of Prime95. I am not a super tweaker, and haven't touched much of anything besides vCore, PLL Voltage (slight bump to 1.8125), Phase control to max, and cpu current capability to 130%.
I have done lots of reading but am really overwhelmed with all the different options I can set, and the effect each has on voltage, stability, and temps.
Should I just leave it at 4.8 and be happy, or is 5.0 24/7 an achievable goal with my current setup?
Using Real Temp I show max temps of 71C on core 3 under full load for an hour, and the other cores are between 2 and 8 degrees below this. At idle I sit at 32C on my hottest core.
I am using a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus for my cpu cooler and have been extremely happy with it.
I have successfully gotten my rig to go to 5.0GHz at 1.49 vCore. It passes a 1 hour Prime95 blend but core 3 hits 91C!! Any lower voltage and I BSOD (0x101) within 20 minutes of Prime95. I am not a super tweaker, and haven't touched much of anything besides vCore, PLL Voltage (slight bump to 1.8125), Phase control to max, and cpu current capability to 130%.
I have done lots of reading but am really overwhelmed with all the different options I can set, and the effect each has on voltage, stability, and temps.
Should I just leave it at 4.8 and be happy, or is 5.0 24/7 an achievable goal with my current setup?
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