also prime 95's small fft stress test gives exactly the same results (tempreture wise)
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^^^^ yeah for that much overclock a good cooler would be a nice idea
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anywayz i forgot to mention 1 thing
that i have disabled intel speed step thingy. i dont even know what it does but i disabled it anyways
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anywayz i forgot to mention 1 thing
that i have disabled intel speed step thingy. i dont even know what it does but i disabled it anyways
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this was the question
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are these good enuff or should i decrease the overclock a bit, maybe use 15% increase profile? |
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THANX ALOT. exactly the answer i was looking for
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Originally Posted by Sickened1 70c is a red line. Imagine that as an rpm gauge. 70c being the same as 9k. You wanna stay under 70c. I personally say never go over 65c at the most. 5min of test is not enough to get full temps either. I would say at least 20-30min. I would back it down to 12-15%. |
real temp program show 60 but everest shows 73 for cpu and 60 for each core even on stock speeds
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Glad I could help!
For temp's I always use HW Montior . Always show's the same temp's as my bios.
It's odd that the temps didnt change. Might want to check to make sure you have your cooler properly seated. Stock heatsinks aren't very good, but they wouldn't ship a cpu with a cooler that let's it hit max temps. So double check the seating and thermal paste application.
Grab up CpuZ while your at it. Put the CPU under full loud via P95 Small FTT's, with that running. Check the voltage running through your CPU, let us know.
Originally Posted by gangstaat THANX ALOT. exactly the answer i was looking for
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For temp's I always use HW Montior . Always show's the same temp's as my bios.
It's odd that the temps didnt change. Might want to check to make sure you have your cooler properly seated. Stock heatsinks aren't very good, but they wouldn't ship a cpu with a cooler that let's it hit max temps. So double check the seating and thermal paste application.
Grab up CpuZ while your at it. Put the CPU under full loud via P95 Small FTT's, with that running. Check the voltage running through your CPU, let us know.
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yea i've been using hwmonitor and realtemp and both show about 40-44 degrees when doing the everyday thing like browsing watching movies etc.
okay i ran cpu-z while runniong small fft test of prime 95.
core tempretures = 60-64 degrees both cores (HWmonitor)
core voltage = 1.176v (cpu-z)
as my motherboard don't support vcore adjustment i've used the profile thingy to 20%.
so are these temp's at 100% safe? i do a lot of gaming though.
also with 500mhz of overclock my 3dmark 06 score increased an 1100 points
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from 9473 to 10668
Originally Posted by Sickened1 Glad I could help! For temp's I always use HW Montior . Always show's the same temp's as my bios. It's odd that the temps didnt change. Might want to check to make sure you have your cooler properly seated. Stock heatsinks aren't very good, but they wouldn't ship a cpu with a cooler that let's it hit max temps. So double check the seating and thermal paste application. Grab up CpuZ while your at it. Put the CPU under full loud via P95 Small FTT's, with that running. Check the voltage running through your CPU, let us know. |
okay i ran cpu-z while runniong small fft test of prime 95.
core tempretures = 60-64 degrees both cores (HWmonitor)
core voltage = 1.176v (cpu-z)
as my motherboard don't support vcore adjustment i've used the profile thingy to 20%.
so are these temp's at 100% safe? i do a lot of gaming though.
also with 500mhz of overclock my 3dmark 06 score increased an 1100 points
from 9473 to 10668
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