I still haven't got my Corsair 2x2GB 7-7-7-20 1600 memory so untill tomorrow I only test my QX9650 by raising the multiplier (because touching anything with the FSB or Memory will result in an error or freze. It seems I am 2 h OCCT v 2.0.0a CPU test stable at a multi of 11.5 (3.83 GHz) with loadline calibration enable and a v-core of 1.3625 (set in BIOS 0511). My max temps measured by Real Temp v. 2.41 are: 59, 61, 66, 64 degree Celcius (OCCT temps are 10 more on all cores). In CPU-Z v. 1.44.2 the v-core is read as 1.328 and in Asus PC Probe II it is read 1.41. My question is: Are these temps reasonable for the watercooling I use or are they too high? (se sig, I have plenty of airflow in my case, bottom and front 120 mm fans suck in and all four 120 mm on the radiators blow out, 200 mm side fan suck in, Chasisfan duty cycle set to 70 % and all optional fans set to 80 % in BIOS). The other question is how high temps do people let their 9650's run 24/7 at (I know Google/search XS but on this MB)?
#tekjunkie which v-core did you set for your 4050 MHz 32M screenshot and which temps do you get at these settings when running OCCT CPU test (if it is stable there)?
Sure I can complete SuperPi 32M at 4 GHz with v-core 1.4 but to be at leas OCCT CPU stable I need more than 1.4 V on the core which results in higher temps than I dare run. I will not set more than 1.4 on the CPU until I am sure my watercooling works as it is supposed to, that's why I ask everybody what can be expected from my cooling (it is my first watercooling build)?
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