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***Intel i7 4790K Owners thread***

Here's my 2013 CPU L331C518

Maxed out.

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Firestrike @ 4.9GHz stable

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Cinebench 11.5 @ 4.9GHz

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Super Pi 32M @ 4.998GHz

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After all the reading of the 2013 being no good I was a little sceptical but it shows they all can be great no need to refuse a 2013 CPU I don't think anyway.
 
Its just that you have 1.5V for a 5GHz validation and 1.44 and 1.39 for 4.9Ghz runs.

Are they what was set in the BIOS?

As above I think we crossed posted, the 1.5 was maxed out as far as I wanted to go @ 5.098 so basically 5.1GHz

The other 4.9 runs were stable and could be repeated.

The 5GHz Super Pi 32M is less stressful than cinebench and firestrike so I needed a touch more volts.
 
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What temps did you see under say Cinebench?

Using a H100i on full speed I see 80C peak @4.7Ghz 1.32V

Gosh I don't know in cinebench but under 70c mid 60's with OCCT I'll have to check cinebench.
Is there a way to see what the temps were whilst running it or shall I run HW monitor whilst running cinebench?
I can run it tomorrow if I get time and post back.
 
Here it is 5GHz 100% load 1.45v in BIOS.
I used IC Diamond on the CPU which knocked 4c off, huge amount just for using a different thermal paste, real glad IC Diamond did that give away. For all you people who are struggling with temps try IC Diamond it will help for sure.

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