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So is HT like ECC ram? Like on the ATI 5 series?
It doesn't fail just looses performance.
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*** Official AMD Phenom II X6 1055T & 1090T Overclocking Thread ***
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So is HT like ECC ram? Like on the ATI 5 series?
It doesn't fail just looses performance.
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10 hours Prime stable @ 4 GHz (200 x 20) 1.40v LLC, 2.6 GHz CPU-NB 1.2v LLC, 4 GB DDR3 1600 MHz 7-8-7-24-2
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Everywhere Ive read about the 1090T, they seem to have got it to 4 GHz.
Its fairly easy because you are not overclocking the motherboard at all, All you are relying on it for is a decent bios and stable voltage.
Im glad I bought the 1090T BE with its unlocked multi, dont think I would have had the patience to have to OC via the FSB and therefore have to worry about all the other voltages, with the 1055T.
Its fairly easy because you are not overclocking the motherboard at all, All you are relying on it for is a decent bios and stable voltage.
Im glad I bought the 1090T BE with its unlocked multi, dont think I would have had the patience to have to OC via the FSB and therefore have to worry about all the other voltages, with the 1055T.
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Why is it too high? Seems a perfectly normal temp to me.
Its not gonna get anyway near that for normal use.
"cpu" temp dipped between 55 and 59 depending on fft.
And to quote one of your posts:
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because the max is 62c so you need to try to keep is under 50-55c
at 59c it's very close the max
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Which it is, that was 10 hrs stress testing. It never went above 59*C, seems fine to me.
Max temp is exactly that, its rated to that temp, it wont self combust at 62*C, lol.
u really don't get the point do u.Which it is, that was 10 hrs stress testing. It never went above 59*C, seems fine to me.
nobody wants to run they system close to the max because the components won't last long,
heat kills components
but ok it's up to u. im just trying to help
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I understand that, but it was for a stress test, its not going to run that hot again unless i run another stress test.
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It will be yeah. Got to remember the stock cooler isnt as good as the ones we are using.
Im going to be doing lots of test today so Ill see what normal work load max temps i get to. Had to sleep last night, so was happy having it tick over going between 55-59*C.
Wouldnt want it like that for normal use tho.
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TBH mine hits about the same as Alex's under stress testing.
I don't know how you can keep it at ~50C with the volts and power draw you're putting in without using some serious cooling, and loud fans.
I hit about 59C max load temp when prime testing @ 1.4V, and it is solid as a rock.
In games etc the CPU temp rarely goes over 45C.
I don't know how you can keep it at ~50C with the volts and power draw you're putting in without using some serious cooling, and loud fans.
I hit about 59C max load temp when prime testing @ 1.4V, and it is solid as a rock.
In games etc the CPU temp rarely goes over 45C.
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I did say its 1.40v LLC But i know what you mean, lol. Are there any points on mobo for you to check what cpu voltage is?
Also what cooler are you using?
Finally, till I find out otherwise im pretty sure "cpu" temp is a mobo sensor, so its going to be slightly different on each mobo, only thing we can directly compare is core temps i think.
Hopefully Ill hear back from Asus as to which is which, lol.
Also what cooler are you using?
Finally, till I find out otherwise im pretty sure "cpu" temp is a mobo sensor, so its going to be slightly different on each mobo, only thing we can directly compare is core temps i think.
Hopefully Ill hear back from Asus as to which is which, lol.
all systems are different .. gareth170 hits 48C max @ 1.42v .. but mine isnt stable at that vcore so my max temp is 53C with 1.45v (according to bios) and we both have the same board different cpu cooling
I doubt any of us will see those kind of temps in everyday use .. unless we get a scorcher of a summer .. and of course ambient has to be taken into account .. my room average during stress test has been 25C during mid afternoon while others stress overnight when its cooler
generally I think everyone is within a resonable tolerance for everyday use which by nature is varied in the load placed on a cpu
I doubt any of us will see those kind of temps in everyday use .. unless we get a scorcher of a summer .. and of course ambient has to be taken into account .. my room average during stress test has been 25C during mid afternoon while others stress overnight when its cooler
generally I think everyone is within a resonable tolerance for everyday use which by nature is varied in the load placed on a cpu
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mine doesn't go over 48c when prime testing, this is at 4ghz 1.425v /2.6ghz 1.225v.
What cooling? Because it'd have to be pretty epic to shift 188W heat and keep it at 48C.
°C/W rating of about 0.133, vs. about 0.192 for myself and Alex.
Admittedly I'm only running a single 800rpm fan, but still 11C is a pretty big gap
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im not sure about if there any points on the motherboard to check what the cpu voltage is
i'm using a Thermalright Ultra-120A + 2 fans
i'm just going on what amd told me, to monitor the cpu temp not core temp, which i believe, because the core temp goes way under the ambient temp which personly i think is fake
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