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***Official Ivybridge Overclock Thread***
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Yes, I am.
Decided to drop IBT and stick with Prime and Aida64.
Using Aida initially, and then backing up results with Prime, because not used Aida before, and wanting to verify it's ability.
Seems as good as Prime for memory testing.
Not 100% sure on CPU testing though.
wonder if my ram is causing bsod then
just swapped my ram out for some kingston hyper x, still getting blue screens!
only get blue screen when using over 1.23 volts grrrrrrrrr dont want to waste money on a new board if its the cpu, and vise verser
just swapped my ram out for some kingston hyper x, still getting blue screens!
only get blue screen when using over 1.23 volts grrrrrrrrr dont want to waste money on a new board if its the cpu, and vise verser
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Been the case with pretty much every Intel CPU that could handle much higher voltages.
+100W when overclocked is nothing new. Turn off power savings and you'll get a 50W more in idle too.
can any 1 explain this lol.
4.7ghz 47x100 1.224vcore been running aida for 18mins
4.7ghz 47x100 1.28vcore fails aida/prime/ibt instantly bsod 0x124 ??????
42x100 1.28 fails
40x100 1.28 fails
35x100 1.28 fails
the higher i set my vcore the more unstable my system becomes.
tried bios update, all energy saving features on/off, turbo on/off , upping SA/ i/o /mem voltages, different ram seepds, 1333mhz,1600mhz,1866mhz, XMP on/off, 1stick of ram in each slot,different ram, different stress test software.
when i first got my motherboard i updated my bios, which corrupted first time i've ever encountered problems updating bios in 10 years also first time using msi board !!
wondering if that could be playing apart in my vcore war. i've tried everything.. apart from changing board or cpu.
4.7ghz 47x100 1.224vcore been running aida for 18mins
4.7ghz 47x100 1.28vcore fails aida/prime/ibt instantly bsod 0x124 ??????
42x100 1.28 fails
40x100 1.28 fails
35x100 1.28 fails
the higher i set my vcore the more unstable my system becomes.
tried bios update, all energy saving features on/off, turbo on/off , upping SA/ i/o /mem voltages, different ram seepds, 1333mhz,1600mhz,1866mhz, XMP on/off, 1stick of ram in each slot,different ram, different stress test software.
when i first got my motherboard i updated my bios, which corrupted first time i've ever encountered problems updating bios in 10 years also first time using msi board !!
wondering if that could be playing apart in my vcore war. i've tried everything.. apart from changing board or cpu.
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http://www.overclock.net/a/common-bsod-error-code-list-for-overclocking
Try disabling C-states too. I've had issues with them on my P55 motherboard.
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good luck with this, sounds tricky
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Installed coretemp, and according to that, my VID at 4.8 is 1.1559V
Edit: yes, I know this isn't a finished run. I wanted to demonstrate what it looks like under load - for a completed ibt run, click the link 3 posts up.
Indeed as other guy said, low gigaflops........ I get 108.xxx at 4.7Ghz so somethings wrong with your setup
That was with memory at stock - what do you have your memory at?
Edit: run cinebench 11.5 and let me know what score you get.
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