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Originally Posted by TwoCables

Hmm, those temps look kind of high considering the low voltage. I mean, they're still low and really safe, but with that voltage, I would think that they'd be lower than that. What are you using to monitor temps?
Also, I just want to agree with what's already been said: I think this is a golden chip. I wish mine could do that. What's your chip's VID? Mine's 1.2500V.
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My room's been very warm lately - running two PCs (mine and my girlfriend's) + a custom router + at LEAST one other I've been working on (working on two other pcs on and off, almost always at least one on) + an XBox 360.
I think I'm on Al Gore's hit list. (Oh, it got so hot in there today that while I was sleeping, I had a dream that the world was ending by burning up)
So the ambients get high. I ran a test, turned EVERYTHING off but my PC, let the room cool down, then tried the temps - went down to ~45 on load.
Once I put the AC unit in the window (starting to get warm) I'll mess with it some more.
VID seems to be 1.1000V, although I'll double check that when I get home from work - seems to good to be true.
Reset BIOS earlier today, voltage is 1.040V in CPUZ @ stock and on Orthos load, with that CIE or whatever turned off.