Road to Perdition (ub3r OC)!
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Hmm......... I could warm a stake on that........
I upped the Vcore to 1.43 V (i think the mobo is undervolting the CPU a bit) and now it seems stable. But my god, 55 C! What kind of temp is actually safe on these things?
Conclusion: Stock HSF a big no no for DC ocing.......
I upped the Vcore to 1.43 V (i think the mobo is undervolting the CPU a bit) and now it seems stable. But my god, 55 C! What kind of temp is actually safe on these things?
Conclusion: Stock HSF a big no no for DC ocing.......
Shripad
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Actiually you can fit any 80mm fan on this amd stock heatsink as well.kidoman said:Hmm, its not better than XP90.......... the comparision was made with the XP90 fitted with the same 80 mm delta that sits on the stock Opty 165....... a XP90 with a proper panaflo 85 CFM fan is way better.
Did my first vcore increment. @ 1.375 V now. Got a BSOD when botting with stock Vcore @ 280 x 9. Priming.........
Lets see what I get.......
Mind you that panaflow 85cfm is very very very noisy fan. And if you fit better fan on this heatsink it will perform even better. Copper aluminium combination will work better than all aluminium combination.
Ask darky how horrifying temps are on xp-90 with his opty 170.
XP90 is big nono for DC ocing.
Shripad
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Its good enough. Actiually its designed for DC.Sandy said:
52-53C full load at 2.7Ghz is perfectly acceptable in my book. This is with no aircondition. Conserving electricity this month due to possible shortage in may
And due to fact that line will be cut for those who use more than 300 units here in mumbai :S
I am priming this baby a lot these days and it seems to be paying off.
1.488v @ 2.7Ghz seems to be prime stable. 2 hours and counting
funkymonkey said:Its good enough. Actiually its designed for DC.
52-53C full load at 2.7Ghz is perfectly acceptable in my book. This is with no aircondition. Conserving electricity this month due to possible shortage in may
And due to fact that line will be cut for those who use more than 300 units here in mumbai :S
I am priming this baby a lot these days and it seems to be paying off.
1.488v @ 2.7Ghz seems to be prime stable. 2 hours and counting
Wasnt 2.7 Ghz prime stable @ 1.4V funky? Mine needs 1.4V+ to be 2.520 Ghz stable (6 min Dual SP2004, will do a longer run later, or maybe OCCT)
funkymonkey said:Its good enough. Actiually its designed for DC.
52-53C full load at 2.7Ghz is perfectly acceptable in my book. This is with no aircondition. Conserving electricity this month due to possible shortage in may
And due to fact that line will be cut for those who use more than 300 units here in mumbai :S
I am priming this baby a lot these days and it seems to be paying off.
1.488v @ 2.7Ghz seems to be prime stable. 2 hours and counting
Wow funky 2.7g @ 1.48
hyeah: :cool2: mera number kab ayega
300 units and line will be cut :S omg
funkymonkey said:You have very short memory kido
You asked same question in opty ocing thread. And i answered there too
lol man indeed. but care quote what u told me in there?
*i hope its not stuff about windows undervolting ur cpu......... i read a lot of threads in XS and found out that it happens in case u hv cnq enabled*
temps r getting too sizzly in here. shud i back off my oc till i can get the hyper6+ back on?
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