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Thread: E8500 Won't Pass IBT > 4.0ghz (Need Help)

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    E8500 Won't Pass IBT > 4.0ghz (Need Help)

    So I have had my E8500@4.5ghz 1.45V, but I never tested it on IBT until last night. I clocked it up to 4.2ghz (525x8) 1.35V and it would only pass 80% of IBT no matter what voltages I tried. However I can run 4.0ghz @ 1.23V and IBT doesn't even get the chip up to 70C after 40 passes, so I don't understand why with all that voltage increase I can't pass IBT 100%...

    My Voltage settings @4.2ghz were:

    CPU: 1.35V
    DDR: 2.3V
    Chipset: +0.250V (1.36V)
    FSB: +0.250V (1.33V)
    CPU 1 GTL: 0.63VTT
    CPU 2 GTL: 0.63VTT
    MCH GTL: 0.59VTT
    CPU PLL: 1.6V

    FSB/NB Latch: 1333mhz
    PCI-E Freq: 100
    GPU Clock Skew: 200ps
    MCH Clock Skew: 300ps
    CPU Clock Driving Control: 900mV


    My RAM is running at 1050mhz (1066 Rated) and my PL is at 12T

    I chose my hardware for this system based around max OCing and I know this board can easily push the E8500 to 4.5ghz and beyond, but IBT doesn't like it over 4.0ghz.

    Does anyone have any idea what I can try to get a stable IBT run @4.2ghz based on the settings above? Or any ideas in general will be appreciated.
    Last edited by LedHed; 03-12-2009 at 02:36 PM.
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    So if your temps get to 70c @ 1.23v, what are the temps getting to at higher voltage..... I think the C2D's stat to throttle down at around 72.5 IIRC, or close to that.
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    Well when I pushed it to 1.38V it hit as high as 85C, but even when it stayed under 80C IBT still was saying 80% passed.

    Also what are you talking about throttling at 72.5C? People are pushing 45nm Wolfdales to 80C all the time under IBT and they are completely fine with 100% pass.
    CPU: Intel i5-3570K @ 4.2ghz (1.064V)
    GPU: SLI ASUS GTX 660 Ti DCII 2GB @ 1215/7012
    LCD: BenQ XL2420TE (144Hz)
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    I'm just quoting the thermal specs of that processor, if you have a EO stepping.....74.1c
    http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...x?sSpec=SLB9K#

    CO Stepping...... 72.4c
    http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...x?sSpec=SLB9K#

    It's not uncommon for you to see stability issues when the thermal spec has been reached or exceeded. What kind of cooling are you using??
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    During any kind of normal load like Crysis:WH for 4 hours I never break 60C, only IBT brings out these kind of temps and I was under the impression that they are completely normal under IBT.

    The only way I could get higher performance cooling is by going water, but for now I'm sticking with high end air.
    CPU: Intel i5-3570K @ 4.2ghz (1.064V)
    GPU: SLI ASUS GTX 660 Ti DCII 2GB @ 1215/7012
    LCD: BenQ XL2420TE (144Hz)
    Mobo: ASRock Z77 Extreme6
    Sound: SoundBlaster ZXR + Yamaha RX-V863 (LPCM) + Polk Audio Monitor Series II Speakers
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    Storage: Samsung 840 Pro 128GB + 1TB Seagate Barracuda +1TB WD Black Caviar
    PSU: Corsair HX 750W 80+ Silver (62A)
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    Do you have EIST and C1E enabled in BIOS??? If so you can try disabling those. But I do not recommend running your CPU in the 80c range for any period of time....
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    Moved - post in the wrong section !!!

    Please read this - http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=219716


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    Those kinda temps you only see on unlapped CPU's. Mine was above 70 until i lapped it (E8400 @ 4.3ghz), then once i did it dropped nearly 10-12 degrees as the plate is FAR from even. I was shocked at how uneven it was to be honest and fully explains my crazy temp
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    My bet is that someone is talking Tcase and the other person is talking Tjunction temperatures here...
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