Soldato
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- 7 Aug 2012
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Hi there, running a custom loop currently on my 4770K only. Chip is not delidded. Used the Asus auto-tune software in the BIOS to get the chip to 4.4 and then upped the multiplier to 45 which it is currently at...
According to HWInfo64 my cores have the following voltage being applied (again this is Asus's auto settings)
core #0 1.276v
core #1 1.273v
core #2 1.275v
core #3 1.274v
Anyways after running prime95 torture test for say 20ish minutes or so my temps are currently
core #0 72 (max of 77)
core #1 71 (max of 76)
core #2 73 (max of 76)
core #3 68 (max of 69)
I know 20 odd minutes of Prime isn't sufficient, but with those in mind do I have a pretty good chip and are those considered good temps considering the voltage? Would it be likely I could push the chip a little further still and tweak around manually with the voltages so as not to increase temps all that much?
I would rather not delid tbh as the thought scares me lol. I also have a 4790K on preorder, but leaning towards cancelling that and sticking with the 70K until possibly Broadwell-E.
Thoughts?
According to HWInfo64 my cores have the following voltage being applied (again this is Asus's auto settings)
core #0 1.276v
core #1 1.273v
core #2 1.275v
core #3 1.274v
Anyways after running prime95 torture test for say 20ish minutes or so my temps are currently
core #0 72 (max of 77)
core #1 71 (max of 76)
core #2 73 (max of 76)
core #3 68 (max of 69)
I know 20 odd minutes of Prime isn't sufficient, but with those in mind do I have a pretty good chip and are those considered good temps considering the voltage? Would it be likely I could push the chip a little further still and tweak around manually with the voltages so as not to increase temps all that much?
I would rather not delid tbh as the thought scares me lol. I also have a 4790K on preorder, but leaning towards cancelling that and sticking with the 70K until possibly Broadwell-E.
Thoughts?