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FRONTPAGE 3 Step Guide to Overclock Your i7 / i5 Haswell Platform
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Sorry for the Typo that was Max of 100 on core no1
Also should i be concerned abou the cpu throttling 14% notice?
Im just running AIDA64 again after dropping my RAM frequency from 2400 to 1600 and the results seem much better so far.
Thanks for the response! I forgot to screenshot last time but I will on next completion
Also should i be concerned abou the cpu throttling 14% notice?
Im just running AIDA64 again after dropping my RAM frequency from 2400 to 1600 and the results seem much better so far.
Thanks for the response! I forgot to screenshot last time but I will on next completion
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Haswell overclocks better with lower RAM speeds in most cases.
Sorry for the Typo that was Max of 100 on core no1
Also should i be concerned abou the cpu throttling 14% notice?
Im just running AIDA64 again after dropping my RAM frequency from 2400 to 1600 and the results seem much better so far.
Thanks for the response! I forgot to screenshot last time but I will on next completion
Also should i be concerned abou the cpu throttling 14% notice?
Im just running AIDA64 again after dropping my RAM frequency from 2400 to 1600 and the results seem much better so far.
Thanks for the response! I forgot to screenshot last time but I will on next completion
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Leave your RAM at 1600MHz dial up your CPU until you reach a MAX stable. Then dial up your RAM until the system becomes unstable.
ram shouldn't be causing throttling.
Ram speeds on Haswell RARELY come into effect at your clockspeed and memory speeds. Its not until you get sub-ambient cooling clockspeeds that you need to lower ram.
Thanks Greg ill try that, it seems to be making a difference. Should i be concerned about AIDA64 reporting "CPU Throttling (max: 2%) - Overheating detected
It only happens once or twice in the whole test and the line is at zero. Below are screenshots from my latest test Id be grateful for any input.
Thanks again
For some reason those images wont display but just copy the address into your browzer
It only happens once or twice in the whole test and the line is at zero. Below are screenshots from my latest test Id be grateful for any input.
Thanks again
For some reason those images wont display but just copy the address into your browzer
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Register to the site properly (clicking on link in your email - not saying you didn't but you need to do that to post pics) and host internally...
I cant see 3rd party hosted pictures at the office, and most get deleted after they are not accessed.
I cant see 3rd party hosted pictures at the office, and most get deleted after they are not accessed.
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The CPU is getting hot. That is why it throttles. You would not be able to see a 2% throttle on the graph in AIDA. Just believe that it happened. Are you still at 1.25 vcore? If so see if you can dial it back. That will lower temps.
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Your core 1+2 show hotter temps than 3+4. You might want to re-mount your cooler. The TIM might not be spread properly. There should not be that much discrepancy between the core temps.
Again thanks for all of the help guys, its been very informative and helpful.
So I checked the mounting and tightened everything and now much better temperatures with no throttling.
But there is still a difference in between cores (see screenshot). is this an acceptable difference or would it be best to remount the whole thing with new compound?
So I checked the mounting and tightened everything and now much better temperatures with no throttling.
But there is still a difference in between cores (see screenshot). is this an acceptable difference or would it be best to remount the whole thing with new compound?
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http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=TH-000-EK&groupid=701&catid=27
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I don't have a clue.. It sounds almost too good to be true. I might like to try it though, because the price is not out of site. Would sure make things easier when mounting CPU water blocks or Fan coolers.
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Looking better. You do not want the high temps between the to vary more than about 5°C if possible. There are going to be times it happens, but on a stress test they try to stress all cores equally. I would leave it there.
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