ya thats my next goal 5.0 :D
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ya thats my next goal 5.0 :D
:shrug:
duno but my FireStix's will do over1200 :D but not cas4:mad: and never took em over 2.1 volts
This is for now. Problem was with my memory, maybe too aggressive setup with too low memory voltage. I'll deal with memory later. Passed 12 hours of Blend and Small FTT-s.
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Mine needs 1.376V under load to run stable at 4,0 GHz. Maximum temperatures under load while stress testing are 64 C. Is this OK for 24/7, or I should run it at lower voltage?
to hot ? thats a hard question the limit eye believe is 72c
but 50c to hot for me
1.376 and 64c does not sound at all bad for benching or stress testing. While those numbers would be a bit much 24/7 keep in mind that you will rarely attain those temps during normal usage and then not for long. The consensus on vCore seems to be to not exceed 1.4v.
So, I'm fine with 4,0 GHz. Anyway I have strange proccessor batch. For 3,6 GHz it needs 1.232V under load, for 3,8 GHz it needs 1,304V under load, and for 4,0 GHz needs 1,376V under load... it has big gaps for little change in speeds...
Mine VID is 1,225V and batch Q816A678. Although it doesn't heat a lot. At 1.376V max temperatures 64 C with air cooling. So lot guys here with earlier batches that need less voltage for 4,0 GHz but their temperatures go like wild...
My 8400 is exactly like yours.
4ghz with 1.376v.... But this one goes up to 71c even with watercooling :eek:
As soon as I boot for the first time, the time it takes me to enter the bios the Temperature already shows 38º
waterblock contact is perfect, so...... why so hot lol
the latest version of everest has a tjmax offset function :)
http://www.lavalys.com:8081/beta/eve...wj4xsqc6sk.zip
i still think there are temp sensors that are off from intel myself
My new E8500 Q807A273
Orthos@4GHz; Vcore set in BIOS: 1,2437V; real Vcore under load: 1,236V
http://ceemic.pri.ee/45nm/e8500_4ghz.jpg
Cooling: Xigmatek HDT-S1283
:up:
-85C@1,89V:
http://ceemic.pri.ee/45nm/cpu-5814.jpg
-85C@1,93V:
http://ceemic.pri.ee/45nm/8.078.jpg
:D
well I guess I will only know that after I try a different cpu this weekend :yepp:
The radiator does pump a lot of heat so it indicates there's a transfer going on between the cpu/waterblock.
Today I added a second radiator to the loop to deal with my watercooled 4870 because I dont trust my first one to handle a 71c e8400 and a 4870 at the same time...
The pump (eheim 600L 12v) is feeling very restricted though.... With all installed, she can only pump water about 3cm into the air :ROTF:
Wasn't there a theory about slow water? the more it stays in one place, more heat it absorbs.
Oh well.... its the price to pay for a 0db PC
no fans on the rad?
0db is a figure of speach :D
yes 2 fans, SILENX iXtrema 46cfm 11db working at 7volts. powersupply is the noisiest thing right now.
My E8400 @ 4.2 requires 1.5V, it's an OEM chip. :(
http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/8...zstableyf6.jpg
WTF?...34 degres idle and max 42 with ZALMAN 9700CNPS at 1.5VCore :shocked:....i can't belive that...that are temp for watercooling...and a good WC...
...i think it's possible...my old E8400 at 4120mhz got @ 38~39 degres idle and 49-50degres full...anyway...it's not a bad chip at all...the Vcore it's not the problem...look at me...i cannot reach 4.2GHZ like u because the temps go crazy...i got the same Cooler like u, and i run 8x / 470 FSB = 4GHZ @ 49 degres idle low RPM / 64 degres full high RPM /....and now i cry because i sell my old E8400...
just a little :D