2500k core speed

rallyslag · 24 Mar 2011 at 00:18

I have just tonight got my new build up and running and before overclocking i ran prime 95 for half an hour to check all was ok . Got 50-57 C . Little hight but ok i suppose . What i was more confused about was cpu-z reporting 3411 mhz :confused:

Surveyor · 24 Mar 2011 at 02:44

Turbo Boost.

Stock speed 3.3GHz.

1 core fully stressed Turbo Boost = 3.7GHz

2 cores fully stressed Turbo Boost = 3.6GHz

3 cores fully stressed Turbo Boost = 3.5GHz

4 cores fully stressed Turbo Boost = 3.4GHz

rallyslag · 24 Mar 2011 at 12:28

Thanks. I'm in stupid mode , new that really

.

My temps with a titan fenrir standard clock using prime 95 read in core temp after 30 mins are

core#0 50c
core#1 53c
core#2 58c
core#3 56c

bit hight i thought . Whats the concensus ????

Oh yeh ambient is 24 and im using a silverstone fortress so plenty of airflow ...

RJC · 24 Mar 2011 at 12:29

Not to bad

pv123 · 24 Mar 2011 at 13:08

I have that temp with my stock cooler, about 57-60 fully stressed. Don't know why you say it's high? If it was something like 80-90 then you could be a bit worried.

jazzhands · 24 Mar 2011 at 15:22

I've got mine set as:
1 core fully stressed Turbo Boost = 4.5GHz

2 cores fully stressed Turbo Boost = 4.5GHz

3 cores fully stressed Turbo Boost = 4.3GHz

4 cores fully stressed Turbo Boost = 4.3GHz

Get high 60 degrees c on Prime 95 with stability.

munz · 24 Mar 2011 at 19:14

im using a hyper 212 on my i5 2500k at stock, im getting temps in prime 95(after 2 hours) between 49-51,

not sure 100% sure on my ambient temps but cpuid is showing my hd assembly temp is 26,i think ambient is closer to 22-23,

gonna get some extra case fans and probbaly an akasa venom 120mm fan to stick on the hyper 212 for push/pull set up and then see how far i can OC.

Tbh i'm really impressed with the i5 even at stock, i went from pentium 4 to this

My case is haf 912 plus

If you just built the pc today the thermal paste might take time to cure, so temps might improve a bit over time,

My core #0 is always coldest and core #3 the hottest

tom91x91 · 24 Mar 2011 at 19:22

imo the titan fenrir is crap, got one for my q6600 and it was useless temps were far too high (after a fair few resits/reapply thermal paste)

rallyslag · 25 Mar 2011 at 00:16

munz said:
im using a hyper 212 on my i5 2500k at stock, im getting temps in prime 95(after 2 hours) between 49-51,

not sure 100% sure on my ambient temps but cpuid is showing my hd assembly temp is 26,i think ambient is closer to 22-23,

gonna get some extra case fans and probbaly an akasa venom 120mm fan to stick on the hyper 212 for push/pull set up and then see how far i can OC.

Tbh i'm really impressed with the i5 even at stock, i went from pentium 4 to this

My case is haf 912 plus

If you just built the pc today the thermal paste might take time to cure, so temps might improve a bit over time,

My core #0 is always coldest and core #3 the hottest

Are those temps read with coretemp ???