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I have my System now what I think is stable 3570K @4.50GHZ 1.256v with a + Offset of 0.035v Temps 71c MAX!
However! Prime 95 is rather weird between these 2 versions, 25.11 reports Core Voltage on CPU-Z as 1.256v and Prime95 27.7 reports it as being 1.296v
both these decide to stop after 2 hours on Worker 2 so I decided to give IBT a shot, With Success! 30 passes on Standard, and 10 Passes on High! all Pass flawlessly, yet Very High doesn't kick it, it will error after 2 passes.
So........ having said that, would anyone else consider this to be stable under the circumstances?
Another thing, if a persons PC passes and is is stable under a Prime95 test, and fails with a new version of Prime95, was it really stable in the first place? This could get rather Paranoiac, if Prime keeps releasing versions that generate fails, that were thought to be stable by the previous version. With that said, I'll reject Prime95 and declare it unstable to test CPU's with for real world results.
However! Prime 95 is rather weird between these 2 versions, 25.11 reports Core Voltage on CPU-Z as 1.256v and Prime95 27.7 reports it as being 1.296v
both these decide to stop after 2 hours on Worker 2 so I decided to give IBT a shot, With Success! 30 passes on Standard, and 10 Passes on High! all Pass flawlessly, yet Very High doesn't kick it, it will error after 2 passes.So........ having said that, would anyone else consider this to be stable under the circumstances?
Another thing, if a persons PC passes and is is stable under a Prime95 test, and fails with a new version of Prime95, was it really stable in the first place? This could get rather Paranoiac, if Prime keeps releasing versions that generate fails, that were thought to be stable by the previous version. With that said, I'll reject Prime95 and declare it unstable to test CPU's with for real world results.