ivybridge problem with RealTemp Program

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Hello all, I have had strange problems setting my overclock on my ivy bridge 3770K :confused:
Basically the process is very simplistic if you are trying to achieve around the 4.5ghzs mark like I have but when I get on to desktop and check my speeds and temp with realtemp it shows 4.500 for a second then knocks down to 3.500 :confused:
I have stopped using the real temp as it appears to have issues with this processor:eek:
I have started using cpuid and the overclock remains :)
Anyone else had this strange issue?????
Cheers all
mrix
 
Nope same processor and Real temps working fine, have only got to 4.4 on stock volts so haven't increased volts or anything yet.
But nope real temp behaving fine with it, you sure your not just seeing the effects of speedstep and thats normal?
 
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you sure your not just seeing the effects of speedstep and thats normal?
I initially thought it was a possibility but I put it under stress and it stuck at 3.5ghz which was you know is the default clock speed.

I was wondering if you have tried the AI suite ????
The reason I ask is that it does not appear to have the auto tune button which I have noticed it should have while surfing the net:confused:
Does yours have this feature?
Cheers
mrix
 
Im not using an Asus board this time around sorry so couldnt say, but my Auto tune button on my previous Asus boards has just been on the initial bar on the left when you first start it up. Also one usually in Turbo V too usually but like I say not gone Asus this time around so not sure if they have overly changed AI Suite II.
It does seem odd Real Temp is causing an issue with your clocks, it isnt runing a sensor test is it because that effects the multiplier while it runs that.
 
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Have you turned off ALL the power saving settings?

Hello there was a couple of power saving settings that were still enabled so I disabled them and you were correct that was the issue:)

Thanks
mrix
 
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