Haven't even hit factory max yet (1.5v). No worries. Some people run higher even for 24/7. Make sure temps are good so you don't throttle.
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Yep, 1.4v is totally safe on a 65nm core. I'd not go over 1.5v, but up to that point should be fine so long as you keep it cool.
For prime, all that you need to know is that it fails. If you read the text in the box, it will say what failed, usually a checksum or something didn't meet the expected value. Basically, prime makes the computer do a lot of math and it already knows the answers, when the computer screws up and says 2 + 2 =3, it gets an F just like you would in math class
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For prime, all that you need to know is that it fails. If you read the text in the box, it will say what failed, usually a checksum or something didn't meet the expected value. Basically, prime makes the computer do a lot of math and it already knows the answers, when the computer screws up and says 2 + 2 =3, it gets an F just like you would in math class
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