70-80c you should be ok with. In a real world situation (lets say your running BOINC) your max temps are likely to be about 68c, which is perfectly within limits. If you are concerned with temps Just back your OC down a tad and reduce CPU voltage.
70-80c you should be ok with. In a real world situation (lets say your running BOINC) your max temps are likely to be about 68c, which is perfectly within limits. If you are concerned with temps Just back your OC down a tad and reduce CPU voltage.
Thanks Ket, since in real world situation my 2600k actually never load up to 50% for cores so the temp usually stay below 60 degree. Maybe my CM 212+ is bugged or something, Ive tried many different thermal paste applying method but the result still in the range between 75-80 degree priming, unlike other ppl on forums who usually say they have lower than 65 full load priming with the same cooler :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
Ambient temps have a lot to do with load CPU temps as well. In a room that gets up to about 28c my max temps running IBT are 80c @ 1.35v 4.6GHz.
Hmm, my case is a bit small,hence the airflow is not so good plus the hot weather in australia right now, maybe thats the reason why my 2600k is toasting :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ket
You guys have any idea why I'm getting random restarts while priming at 5ghz? vCore doesn't seem to be the problem everything is stable except for prime blend. I can game for hours, lynx is stable as a can be but prime won't run for more then 15-20min. before I get a reboot.
I was chasing prime blend test stability aswell, ended up being my ram settings were not where they needed to be, stable in everything else but not that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mysterfix
Alright, thanks for the input.:) I'll reset the ram to default settings and try again. These boards are very quirky, I'm rock solid stable at 4.8ghz even got my voltage down to 1.36v but at 5ghz with the same ram settings I get problems. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by ClockZ
I'm gonna give it a go right now I'll let you know how it went.:up:
The boards aren't quirky. Remember any adjustment you make its not on the board per'se, its built into the CPU. If you make a memory divider change for example, thats stressing the IMC more on the CPU, not the board. Same when you increase BCLK, the CPU again is going to be your limiter, its all because of how the SB architecture is designed. The undisputed memory stability test champion is HCI memtest, see if your sticks can pass 1500-2000% of HCI, only then can you your memory is stable. ;)
Ok, thanks Ket I have downloaded it, I'll give it a go and see what happens. I tried the mems on default settings and got the same results so maybe the IMC is not up to snuff for running 5ghz.
Edit: Ran HCI and got 0 errors so far
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What specifically was the root cause?Quote:
Originally Posted by ClockZ
This bug is reportedly solved in 1.61Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
http://www.mediafire.com/?y48ma6vwm4aw6lh
My gskill 7/8/7/24's 1600's needed 1.65v insted of 1.6 for 1866 and above and ofcourse looser timings but they would run all the way up to 2133 with 1.6 stable in everything but prime which didnt bother me much but I was getting the random crash with certain games. With 1.65 im now stable in everything 100%. With that said im still on the fence about 1.65V on ram 24/7 being a issue or not:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
ah I've had similar issues but I'm running my ram at what it is spec'd for.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClockZ
Nice! Any other diffrences to 1.6A?Quote:
Originally Posted by MacClipper
The filename suggest it's for Fatal1ty P67 Professional.
What i've read so far 1.65 should not be a real issue 24/7. I guess if you really want to be on the safe side, you'll need to get 1.5v rated dimms :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ClockZ
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Originally Posted by Dr.Leary
Viewed on hardwarezone.comQuote:
Bios 1.61
Change log:
- Improve mouse movement in BIOS Setup
- Don't full RESET after change of BCLK
- Keep user profile after Clear CMOS
Somehow the 1.61 bios file does not show on my instant flash , other older bios are fine.
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Originally Posted by MacClipper
Yes... He originally posted about this on P67 Pro Fat thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by radier
I just flashed to this BIOS (P67 Pro Fat) and I'm testing now... seems fine so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivon
Just flashed to 1.6A, testing some lower volt 24/7 stuff. So far so good. Gonna work on max bench settings next and see how it goes. Here are my settings as of now, anything look out of place or somthing to possibly change for the better?
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xtreame6 bios 1.33A
bios bug level 3 = c stat
1.65v is perfectly fine. You can probably run up to 1.7v without any ill effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClockZ
Where are the Pro3 bioses? The new ones past 1.70 anyways?
I'm pretty sure UEFI 1.7 is the newest for the Pro3 still. Theres nothing on PCtrieber or the FTP.
Enable Internal PLL OvervoltageQuote:
Originally Posted by ClockZ