Post your Super PI 1M Times.

Dude said:

kbrady1979 said:

What are your temps, and what is your voltage at 4.5?

Here is a screen running prime95.

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Something isn't right, and my guess is that CPU-Z isn't showing the correct voltage. There's no way that little voltage is generating that much heat.

Yeah it doesn't look right. I need another MB, this one does not give enough settings in the BIOS. I'm going to get a liquid cooler first. After that I will move to an ASUS MB.
Edit

Wanted to add, I am really happy with this cpu, running at 4.0 it is quite good with my current setup. I have run it higher but dont like the temps. At 4 it plays games only hitting in the upper 60's and 70's. 4.4 I hit the 80's gaming

The 3570K is a beast of a CPU for those of us that don't need hyperthreading.

kbrady1979 said:

Great! It doesn't have to be at 4.4GHz, hell, it could be at stock speeds for all I care. It's purely academic anyway. I just want to see what % faster Haswell is on the CPU side clock-for-clock. What are your temps running P95 Gary?

High was 75C @ 4500.

That's good for P95

Looking good Gary

Britton30 said:

Here's mine at 4.4GHz. Volts 1.344, 32C max, but it's a Sandy Bridge.

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Here are the Haswell results, first at 4500:



And at 4400:



I noticed that doing consecutive runs on either machine the time got longer each time by several tenths of a second.

I wonder if a reboot between runs would fix that? Those were the results I expected to see to be honest...about a wooden nickels worth of difference.

Yup, rebooting does bring the time back down if I wait 3-4 minute till Windows quits doing boot up housekeeping.

4.8GHz