Personally I'd have aftermarket cooling on that but otherwise looks fine to me...if you tighten up your RAM timings you may have to use 2T instead of what you have now 1T...isn't there multiple profiles for XMP ram? If there is you could use other profiles and see if there is any performance benefit..
And btw 1 hour of Prime doesn't mean it's stable...run it overnight and see what happens :)
Tou can set your own profile and frequency under XMP. I haven't done it, I'm running manuf. specs. I have a Corsair H50 with 2 Noctua fans (which I have my doubts about). I idle at 36 which I think is too high. I don't know if it qualifies as a stress test but, I have been running folding@home which runs the CPU at 100%. I have left it running for 4 days continuously and the highest temp I have seen is 61C. (tjmax is 98). CoreV usually runs between 1.288-1.3 at my settings.
You can add a res to the H50/60/70...google it...easy as and drops temps a bit more.
I added a single bay res,in hindsight shoulda been a dual for better results..I run Noctua fans on mine also and run climate net 24/7 and at times have crysis2 running simaltaneously.
If foldings not crashing that would do me for a stability test lol.
I would'nt bother with ram speed..tho you could disable it and see what gets set with as stock/default.
My understanding is loose timings etc are to enable higher O/C's so default settings could in fact be a little tighter and at 1T to boot.
cheers
At defaultt XML the timings are the same, they just reduce the frequency to 1600. Also I think I forgot to mention that I am running at 4.4 right now.
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