62c running Civ 5 @ 4.0GHz.... are you sure the H100 is mounted correctly?
I get that temperature in BF3 @ 4.5GHz (3930K) using the Phanteks behemoth heatsink. The H100 is a lot better than the Phanteks.
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62c running Civ 5 @ 4.0GHz.... are you sure the H100 is mounted correctly?
I get that temperature in BF3 @ 4.5GHz (3930K) using the Phanteks behemoth heatsink. The H100 is a lot better than the Phanteks.
Civ V is very very CPU demanding, BF3 not so much except in huge displays.
Regardless, i only hit 70-72c in Prime 95, with a H100 i would expect mid 60's. Is Civ5 that CPU heavy?
In fact, i could find out myself since i bought it ages ago on the cheap, must give that game a go!
RAM throwing Physics score back? What RAM are you running?
Some Kingston HyperX stuff@2133Mhz.
I just done a run at 4.6 with memory at 2333MMhz and scored 15218 Physics
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4809624
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My timings are 11 12 12 30 T2
You should be able to push that memory more.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4809624
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My timings are 11 12 12 30 T2
You should be able to push that memory more.
Ah, that may be it. I run 8-9-9-21-88-1T with tuned 2nd and 3rds.
Regardless, i only hit 70-72c in Prime 95, with a H100 i would expect mid 60's. Is Civ5 that CPU heavy?
In fact, i could find out myself since i bought it ages ago on the cheap, must give that game a go!
Running Prime95 @4.0ghz I get temps in the low 50s. As gregster said Civ5 is very CPU intensive, probably more so on the huge maps that I use late in the game. The system also has to deal with the GPUs producing as much if not more heat than they do in BF3.
If anyone really wants to stress test their system give Civ5 a go (huge map, late in the game) I have seen it bring some pretty good systems to their knees.
I've only had it running for a day, give me a chance to squeeze it more
Happy to have a simple 4.7Ghz without even trying, will be happy with 4.8-4.9
What cooler/type of cooling Stulid?
I am a big fan of Civ V and play the big maps. It realy does push the CPU to the max and I don't care
Kuhler920.
This is mine for physics
CPU @4.7ghz
Memory using your timings and speed 2133mhz
2nds and 3rds slack @stock
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/442/physics47.jpg/
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4810256
Im going to do another run @2133 to see what difference tuned settings make.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/96/physics47tight.jpg/
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4810427
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They look pretty decent and does it keep temps reasonable? I find going from 4.6 (1.34V) to 5.0 (1.495V) quite minimal but have to turn my rad fans up for extended runs to keep it cool enough (72C max)