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what did you use to de lid your chip? i know sum1 whos wrecked his cpu attempting it
There was a topic on the forum there, can't find it now!
Have you a link to a topic you found for removing the IHS?
mx5 eh? hmmm
+rep for doing this, your a brave man
Well done, fortune favours the brave
nice results! almost as cool as my 2500k
very nice results, looks like you could possible go some more yet.
I'm considering doing this with mine after the initial test. How well does the lid go back on afterwards. Is it just a case of the heatsink holding it down?
Very good results!! Well done!
I agree, keep going until 1.45v or 85c
Give intel burn test (standard) a go. I'd be very impressed if it managed to stay below 75 @ 1.41v 4.8ghz.
You could probably sell that cpu for a nice profit
realtemp says 4.27ghz
Damn, that's brave. Or crazy.
How did you reattach the top?
Have you tried other voltages?
Also, what is your ram running at? You may need more VTT the higher you push it.
Makes you think - Did Intel use low quality TIM to prevent a huge number of fried chips due to insanely high voltage. The average overclocker would just keep increasing volts until temps got too high.
Nice
What are you talking about?
Yes that is what I am referring to when i say intel recommend MAX, that is why i recommend max of 1.45v for air OC for any 24/7 OC. I think 1.52v is the maximum SVID range which could be possible for SVID to apply on its own maybe if you were under LN2 and higher frequencies were possible without setting the vcore.
1.52v isn't so harsh for the CPu anyways I usually go to 1.52v or 1.53v to find max air clock for fun, without damage. However I don't do it all the time.
That is why recommended voltages were provided, if someone else knows better and wants to provide their own numbers they can go ahead and do it. But I wont change my numbers unless there is some actual proof. So far they have worked pretty well for those using them.
If anyone wants to see what all cores are running at, right-click the CPUz screen and it will show you the speed of all the cores, as well as allow you to select which core you want it to show the frequency of.
That is a good OC hanghang, idk what your issue is what my table, they set maximum ranges.