Um, I think you got something mixed up here...
25x160MHz = 4.0GHz
25x167MHz = 4.175GHz
That's 175MHz difference between the two. Up your core voltage to about 1.40V and try from there...no need to increase QPI/DRAM voltage. Chances are however that unless you have a very good chip (i.e., one of the golden ones that run low volts and high clocks) you will most likely need about 1.46V - 1.47V at that clock though.
Yeah, indeed. The temps are nuts on these chips. They seem to run hotter than even the 140W AMD partsOne thing I am concerned about is that if I buy a nice WC system, and it only ends up shaving like 10C - 15C off the temps that may just get me about 4.2GHz (4.3GHz if I am extremely lucky) out of the chip for 24/7 use and I am not really sure that is really worth it for having spent like $400-$500 on a nice WC system...
After all, I am not going for any OC records here really...
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