Whether you're bother or not, a chip that performs better and costs less to run can only be a good thing, but the point here is that you have demonstrated absolutely nothing by posting screenshots of your overclock. The gripe about Ivybridge is that it runs hot ...so you post a screenshot of your old CPU with a completely unstable overclock also running hot
and then another with a more stable overclock ...but running ridiculously hot!
Just who wrote the rule book to say when you stress test a CPU at 100 load and the temps are high that your OC is unstable or even bad. Given, its a very good guide, but how many times as a general home user who use their PC for games etc do you ever hit anywhere like 100% load.
Just ran 3dmark 11 for example highest temp on a core 73 degree. Normal internet usage 50 degree. Not used for video editing or any number crunching apps.
You guys panic if you see a high temp, post some pics of your Pc under 100% load with the programme, within normal user definitions. Why so much beef?
Idle temp of 50c and under is fine with me.
I have proved its stable and i use it every day, i will leave it on for week 24/7 to see what my highest temp really is!
Even at 4.6ghz failing on one core in prime only i still used with no BSOD or high temps.
You don't need IBT or prime to tell you your Pc is stable BSOD does that for you by default lol