Passing adia64 failing occt

[Th3D0n]

Hi guy i have a i5 4670 that i have overclocked to 4.6 and when i test it the cpu will be fine on adia64 and realbench never going over 75c avages 65ish but on occt it will fail with in 5 minutes hitting high 80s -90s. On p95 it fails and hits high 90s. im am in the middle of using it as i normally would see how it stands up but id like to hear what you guys think should i ignore p95 and occt ?

 

[Th3D0n]

Its delied and i have a h100i at max it uses 1.3v it only hits them high temps on occt and p95. What i did notice is that when im using occt and prime the cpu uses 130-140 watts where with realbench and aida64 its around 95w

 

[Th3D0n]

Is your cooler OK? I'm running a 8700k and even at 5.1ghz with 1.37v on that same cooler I dont hit that temp under OCCT

much newer cpu should run cooler shouldn't it iv fond the reason for the temps i had cpu volt set to 1.27 max adaptive and for some reason it was giving the cpu up to 1.37 volt i know it used a little more then i set. when its on adaptive i thought it was going to 1.3 guess i was totally wrong.
i have it using 1.3 at max temps dont go over 83c on inrel burn but fails so i gess i have some work to do yet

Because you're using a closed loop cooler, the vrms might not be getting adequate air flow.

And/or your board may not have a good amount vrm power phases and a good enough heatsink on them.

Also, using avx instructions to stress test the CPU is overkill for most people's usage. Try prime95 26.6

ill give it a go. The vrms should have plenty of air flow with the case fans

 

[Th3D0n]

if it fails occt and p95 then you need more vcore, since the temps are getting rather high you dont have any headroom on your cooling to give it more voltage, so you'll need to drop the clockspeed to get stability.

yeah i can get it stable at 4.3 just with it passing adia64 at 4.7 i thought i may nealy be there