CM Hyper 212 EVO TIM Application

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I envy you, my chip is stuck at 4.3GHz :( Pushed any higher (regardless of voltage) I cant even boot into windows...
But yea, great result for the cooler for such a high OC!
 
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In your BIOS go to: M.I.T > Advanced Frequency Settings > Advanced CPU Core Features > Internal CPU PLL Overvoltage

But to be honest, I would also set Line-Load Calibration to something other than Auto. Probably Level 4 or 5 would help.

What's your vCore set to in BIOS?
 
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My motherboard only has dynamic Vcore, I have it set to -0.060V and CPUz shows 1.248V when running Prime.

I will try to tinker with LLC tomorrow, thanks for your advice! Not too hopeful though - I've read that z68ap-d3 suffers from Vdroop so high OCs are often beyond it...
 
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My motherboard only has dynamic Vcore, I have it set to -0.060V and CPUz shows 1.248V when running Prime.

I will try to tinker with LLC tomorrow, thanks for your advice! Not too hopeful though - I've read that z68ap-d3 suffers from Vdroop so high OCs are often beyond it...

Try setting vCore to 1.3v for x45 multiplier. So that probably a -0.005v offset with LLC of Level 4. (LLC corrects for vdroop)

Leave PLL Overvoltage disabled unless you have trouble booting into windows.
 
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I've got one of these on my 2600k, Asus P8Z77 mobo. I've got my external fans off to keep fan noise down / off. Just the evo, GPU fans and PSU fans are running

GPU is a 7950. For far my idle is CPU is around 36 and load is never above 50

Mobo temps are idle 30 load 40 (everything at stock ATM)

I just put a pea size on the middle of the cpu and carefully balanced the clamping down.

Hope that helps out.
 
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Try setting vCore to 1.3v for x45 multiplier. So that probably a -0.005v offset with LLC of Level 4. (LLC corrects for vdroop)

Leave PLL Overvoltage disabled unless you have trouble booting into windows.

Tried it, but no luck. I found out that my mobo doesn't actually have levels settings for LLC- it can only be set to "on" or "disabled". So tried with that enabled - does not boot into windows, tried PLL Overvoltage "on" -same result. Oh well, I can only find refuge in thinking that extra 200Mhz would hardly be noticeable anyway ;(

Cheers for trying to help!:)
 
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