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- Mar 2, 2011
This is my first computer build I've ever done. These are my idle temp stock. I use to have a coolmaster 520 cooler and idle temps were around mid 20's low30's now I'm at low 40's I saw that the D-14 does not have a smooth finish like my other cooler did. But I bought this cooler (D--14) for everyone saying how bad *** it is. Here is a screen shot. My TIM is arctic sliver 5 I do have some TX-4 which is hard as hell to put on from what I've read.
*****8Here is something strange too.. when I overclock to 4ghz. the temps stay pretty much the same as they are now. I up the voltage to 1.3125 but if I go up to 1.32 the temps get to mid to high 40's low 50 (50-51). I since ran stock setting with my ram timed like it should with the voltage it needs. Thats why the picture has stock clocking with turbo mode.
Is it true that multiplier needs to be odd number?
******reapplied Tim using the line test... temps are down 1-2c.
Also I change the voltage from 1.3125 at 4ghz to 1.25v and the temps didn't change. I though if you lower the voltage you will have less heat?
System specs CPU
I7-950 Motherboard
EVGA SLI 3 ways Memory
Corsair XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) Graphics Card
EVGA GTX 570
Hard Drive
2 500 GB in Raid 0,1tb for data Power Supply
Corsair 850 watt Case
NZXT Phantom
CPU cooling
Noctua NH-D14 GPU cooling
Stock fan OS
Windows 7 64 bit Monitor
Samsung PX2370
Help?
By djstorm100 at 2011-03-01
By djstorm100 at 2011-03-01
By djstorm100 at 2011-03-01
*****8Here is something strange too.. when I overclock to 4ghz. the temps stay pretty much the same as they are now. I up the voltage to 1.3125 but if I go up to 1.32 the temps get to mid to high 40's low 50 (50-51). I since ran stock setting with my ram timed like it should with the voltage it needs. Thats why the picture has stock clocking with turbo mode.
Is it true that multiplier needs to be odd number?
******reapplied Tim using the line test... temps are down 1-2c.
Also I change the voltage from 1.3125 at 4ghz to 1.25v and the temps didn't change. I though if you lower the voltage you will have less heat?
System specs CPU
I7-950 Motherboard
EVGA SLI 3 ways Memory
Corsair XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) Graphics Card
EVGA GTX 570
Hard Drive
2 500 GB in Raid 0,1tb for data Power Supply
Corsair 850 watt Case
NZXT Phantom
CPU cooling
Noctua NH-D14 GPU cooling
Stock fan OS
Windows 7 64 bit Monitor
Samsung PX2370
Help?
By djstorm100 at 2011-03-01
By djstorm100 at 2011-03-01
By djstorm100 at 2011-03-01