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Blaylock, didn't you mother ever tell you to brush you teeth?
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Meh! Need to order the adapter mounting plate for this. Good news is it's only $6.
Really SP? It's not like there are a lot of knobs to turn on an Ivy Bridge, it's likely either you need move volts or the board just can't supply enough clean voltage?
So! What do you get when you mix an overclocking n00b and a 3570K?
Boatloads of WHEA errors.
Really SP? It's not like there are a lot of knobs to turn on an Ivy Bridge, it's likely either you need move volts or the board just can't supply enough clean voltage?
At 4.4 you're where? Temps, voltage, how long have you stressed?
Replied on that thread.1.32 Vcore, then I tried 1.36 Vcore Temps during stressing where high 80's and I stressed for ~3 hours.
Last night I just stressed again:
4.3 Ghz, 1.26 Vcore stressed P95 blend for 8 hours - it passed, temps where 80*C MAX but I still got a few WHEA errors.
See my thread about it if you need more details.
I'm thinking it could be my weak VRM section on my mobo....
seems quiet in here.
no one experimenting?
I'm out at the falls blaylock or I'd post a couple pics of my set up. I use a block of closed cell foam that I carved out to fit tight under and around the edges of the block fitting tight to the board when the block is tightened. I know there's a pic way back in this thread near page 20ish. The water will form on the bottom of the block and run right down the CPU into the socket. Believe me I've learned from experience.Here's what I've been up to. A make shift condensation catcher. Just a piece of Sham-Wow. This board was conformaled before I took ownership, but I don't want to rely on that.
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Unsafesteagle, is it a AMD ATHLON 64 X2 BE-2400 Socket AM2? If so maybe I could offer you something for it.
I'm out at the falls blaylock or I'd post a couple pics of my set up. I use a block of closed cell foam that I carved out to fit tight under and around the edges of the block fitting tight to the board when the block is tightened. I know there's a pic way back in this thread near page 20ish. The water will form on the bottom of the block and run right down the CPU into the socket. Believe me I've learned from experience.