2600k 24/7 under water

the reason why i am asking this is i can do 5ghz ht on with 1.43v in the bios cpu-z at fullload shows 1.41v my temps are 71c after 9 hours prime 95 blend.
and that if my room is at 27c but if it like 20c my temps are 66c.
so do you guy think i am safe to run 24/7.
It just that i read so much of not going over 1.37 volts are you will blow you chip
are don.t go over 70c.
And another thing is when i do my 5ghz and run cpu-z it jumps from 4.999mhz to 5.000mkz. it dont stay at 5.
is there a reason for this.
I have speed steeping disabled c1e c3 report c6 report disabled to.
i all so have speed spectrum disabled.

I'm keeping mine under 1.40V for 24/7

I'm happy at 4.8/1.39Vcore... Lots of phobia spread out there about degradation for long term volts above 1.4, but I'm not sure I believe it.

I made it to 5 and did my normal back it down to a gut feeling comfort level and I used the under 1.4V as my goal. So far so good..

That is pretty good considering most 5ghz clocks need 1.5v to even test for any time at all in prime.

thats what i have right now for my 24/7 is 4.8 ghz with 1.36 v
is there that much of a performance jump to 5ghz or is 5ghz a wast for ever day use

Most people try for the 5ghz just to do it, there isnt really anything that will utilize that clock. There are some exceptions , but if you are a gamer, or just casual user there isnt much point in doing so, but this is OCN he he . Personally i did it once just to get into the 5ghz club , it was fun. As of right now i am just running a 24/7 4.5ghz , which is still overkill for what i do. Just trying to get the lowest voltage possible right now.

5ghz 24/7 on a thermaltake frio (fans on low rpm,70c load)
no need for a loop on sandybridge, its really cool!

You're good with 71C.

Here is one for you guys when i had my old asus p67 deluxe my CINEBENCH11.529
run at 5ghz was always 9.89 now with my b3 board i can,t get pass 8.40 at 5ghz.

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Originally Posted by antipesto93;13081235
5ghz 24/7 on a thermaltake frio (fans on low rpm,70c load)
no need for a loop on sandybridge, its really cool!

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This about sums it up