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That was the only bench I could run at that speed everything else was 5.8 to 5.9 range.
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Taming the Hot running i7 4770K
- Thread starter Techjesse
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It's hard to find chips that can make 5.7GHz+ on LN2. Most for some reason have wall at 5.5-5.7GHz or are not scalling above 1.75V at all. It was mainly ES issue that chips were dying above 1.75V but retails are sometimes not scalling with higher voltage ( still better than have dead CPU 
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I'm generally disappointed of all my haswells ( count maybe 15 tested on ss or dice ).
).I'm generally disappointed of all my haswells ( count maybe 15 tested on ss or dice ).
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Mine would do 6.2 1c2t , but only 5.8 to 5.9 for 4c8t
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Man, you have such a nice build, it has to be a ton of work tearing down and putting back together.
3x benching will be a lot of fun, may need a second power supply if you really push the volts
3x benching will be a lot of fun, may need a second power supply if you really push the volts
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Looking forward to the results ........ 
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I always found it astonishing how much power these things eat when really pushing the volts to it. You should see the power draw when 3D benching my Fx 8350 and 580 Lightning. During 3D Vantage with the cpu over 5.3 and the 580 as far as I could push it on ambient cooling, I saw almost 900w draw from the wall. 
Imagine if I put them on the cold?!?!
Imagine if I put them on the cold?!?!
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I hear that, anything more than the CPU 1 and I card use a second unit on a dedicated circuit
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That is a wicked looking build , love how you utilized AIO coolers for everything
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This ^^^^^
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Love it!
