Following on from my post below where my Q6600 got slightly burned at 80C not enough to kill it (I don't think) but not a good sign. This was on stock cooling + a big fan on top outside the case.
I`m getting an Antec 900 and Ak-965 the case is good but the cooler is not the best in the world its better then an AC7 but you can get better. My aim is too get the highest speed at up to 70C.
I think 1.4v load will push me above this temp and I know higher won't kill it but I don't want any more burning to take place, I ran my old Q6600 up to 98C once and it didn't die so I guess high temps won't kill it but they will cause burn marks to appear, too much burning and its goodbye chip.
I`m hoping that my chip will be able to run at slightly below 1.4v and remain stable at 3.4ghz this should keep the temps down to 70C. It seems at 80C things are already starting to burn. Just how safe is 70C even.
I`m getting an Antec 900 and Ak-965 the case is good but the cooler is not the best in the world its better then an AC7 but you can get better. My aim is too get the highest speed at up to 70C.
I think 1.4v load will push me above this temp and I know higher won't kill it but I don't want any more burning to take place, I ran my old Q6600 up to 98C once and it didn't die so I guess high temps won't kill it but they will cause burn marks to appear, too much burning and its goodbye chip.
I`m hoping that my chip will be able to run at slightly below 1.4v and remain stable at 3.4ghz this should keep the temps down to 70C. It seems at 80C things are already starting to burn. Just how safe is 70C even.