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[Solarstarshines]

A lot of people don't pay any attention to them.And I know software will give you false readings. My P67 Asrock board had slews of them. It took me a couple of months of trying everything until I finally figured out real Temp gave WHEA errors and insisted that all cores shut down, which never happened. But, if you are legitmately having them, keep raising the Vcore.

I got a new 3770K today and want to know what you guys think.

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those are high temps for watercooling mine site under 45c in 99degree weather

 

[Solarstarshines]

Dude, he used GIMP.

:roflmao:

Oh I see

Really Doug ?

Marcellus Wallace was a bad Mofo and he had some hard core pipe hitting you know what handle Zed

 

[ganjiry]

Alright people's
Here's the thread on the ROG forum's Steve mentioned Anyone else disappointed in Ivy Bridge E ??

 

[kbrady1979]

A lot of people don't pay any attention to them.And I know software will give you false readings. My P67 Asrock board had slews of them. It took me a couple of months of trying everything until I finally figured out real Temp gave WHEA errors and insisted that all cores shut down, which never happened. But, if you are legitmately having them, keep raising the Vcore.

I got a new 3770K today and want to know what you guys think.

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those are high temps for watercooling mine site under 45c in 99degree weather

The test he's running is probably the most stressful test you can use. It will use the max voltage allowed and generate the most heat from stressing. From what I understand he's not done much tweaking in the BIOS so those are rough numbers. I think those temps are fine.

 

[Solarstarshines]

A lot of people don't pay any attention to them.And I know software will give you false readings. My P67 Asrock board had slews of them. It took me a couple of months of trying everything until I finally figured out real Temp gave WHEA errors and insisted that all cores shut down, which never happened. But, if you are legitmately having them, keep raising the Vcore.

I got a new 3770K today and want to know what you guys think.

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those are high temps for watercooling mine site under 45c in 99degree weather

The test he's running is probably the most stressful test you can use. It will use the max voltage allowed and generate the most heat from stressing. From what I understand he's not done much tweaking in the BIOS so those are rough numbers. I think those numbers are fine.

I agree i just checked my temps walking in from getting snickered with the Neighbor 3 doors down gawd im faded

It seems to be in the ball park

 

[Britton30]

Here is my latest I.O The joys of editing :roflmao:

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[paulpicks21]

Here is my latest I.O The joys of editing :roflmao:

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It was a bad job lol.

 

[NoN]

A lot of people don't pay any attention to them.And I know software will give you false readings. My P67 Asrock board had slews of them. It took me a couple of months of trying everything until I finally figured out real Temp gave WHEA errors and insisted that all cores shut down, which never happened. But, if you are legitmately having them, keep raising the Vcore.

I got a new 3770K today and want to know what you guys think.

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I begin not paying attention that much...got only a couple of them during IBT stress test, so i can recognize where it comes from.

i'm actually in the process to lower the VCcore searching the best results.


PS:
is there a special event meaning for the new Sevenforums four-leaf clover logo?

 

[Dude]

Dude, he used GIMP.

:roflmao:

Oh I see

Really Doug ?

Marcellus Wallace was a bad Mofo and he had some hard core pipe hitting you know what handle Zed

Zed? Zed's dead I was drinking Guinness again

 

[essenbe]

http://valid.canardpc.com/7n5du9​

 

[Dude]

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CPU-Z Validator 3.1​

Nice job Steve, don't stop now... Take the crown

 

[A Guy]

Things are heating up

A Guy

 

[essenbe]

I really doubt that, Dude. But, you never know. Thanks.

 

[essenbe]

Things are heating up

A Guy

You're right about that.

 

[Britton30]

Well that is the new 3770K I take it Steve, good job.

 

[Dude]

I really doubt that, Dude. But, you never know. Thanks.

You are on a good run..keep going

 

[kbrady1979]

Is that OC'ing from the BIOS or software Steve?

 

[essenbe]

Software mostly. I'm at 4.6 in bios, I just raised it in the Asus software to whatever it was.

 

[Solarstarshines]

Nice job Steve I will have a go at this in a bit the ac is on

 

[kbrady1979]

They definitely have the process down on these Ivy Bridge chips.......these newer ones are so much better for OC'ing in that they require much less voltage, which produces much less heat. Ivy Bridge is going to be around for awhile with how well they perform....in my opinion.