Captured some footage of my OC to show the Intel Supplied Cooler works fine for OC and that its very easy to do so
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJOyZ0tTt30
Watch in HD or you wont see much :up:
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Captured some footage of my OC to show the Intel Supplied Cooler works fine for OC and that its very easy to do so
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJOyZ0tTt30
Watch in HD or you wont see much :up:
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Originally Posted by wreckage
Nice video and I laugh at the noob who asked why you didn't use level up lol.
Not really impressive though, but I'm sure that wasn't your goal. No HT, you use everest for 5 mins which proves absolutely nothing...stuff like that hurts the overall message.
Yes I know.. I need to enable HT, get to 4.0GHz and get my memory up to 1800MHzQuote:
Originally Posted by ReverendMaynard
5 mins at 70c.. It doesnt go higher, I have had that 3.8 for 7 days straight now, It is 100% stable
awesome. Love to see that thing under a decent cooler :)Quote:
Originally Posted by wreckage
1.375v seems very high for 3.8ghz, are you sure you need that much? It should be able to do it at less than 1.3v, would help your temps and stuff, though they aren't too high.
Kate Beckinsale for the ultimate win.
Just tried 190 bus speed (4.0GHz) with HT enabled at 1.36v, 10minutes with Lavalys Everest Stability Test = 81c and working just fine
Try Prime95 or Intel Burn Test and see what happens when you get all four cores under heavy load. Make sure in task manager that all 4 cores are being stressed. Your temps will undoubtedly skyrocket with the stock Intel cooler.
Intel burn test 20-50 loops :up:
You should work on your driving skills!
All that nice gear and an intel heatsink. LOL!
Intel burn test at maximum stress, 1 loop.. I saw 2 cores at 89c, it died just at the end :)