Soldato
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Just booted my 2500k into windows @ 5.3GHZ @ 1.39v , loadline 10 and a gigabyte ud3p mother board.
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Would like to clarify if this:
If it does apply to a 2500k chip should I stop anyway?
I'm not doing any stress tests, just booting into windows opening firefox so I can see the GHZ reading on Cpuid and realtemp to look at the, duh, temps.
44c running temps are what I'm seeing at the moment... [just spotted that wasn't with 100% fan speed tho, doh for next time] I have zero wish to stress test tho
oO
Would like to clarify if this:
^^ applies to i5 2500k cpus or not?Originally Posted by Gibbo
Yes Intel tech documents show a range of upto 1.425v as safe.
We deem upto 1.45v is safe, any higher though is unknown territory.
If it does apply to a 2500k chip should I stop anyway?
I'm not doing any stress tests, just booting into windows opening firefox so I can see the GHZ reading on Cpuid and realtemp to look at the, duh, temps.
44c running temps are what I'm seeing at the moment... [just spotted that wasn't with 100% fan speed tho, doh for next time] I have zero wish to stress test tho

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