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Reaching 100c
- Thread starter Tank Geek
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Might be that H100 AIO is at it's end cooling wise. Have you reseated the block on the chip?
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Sorry, my bad...I need to update my signature....Give me a bit while I update it.
And no, I have not reseated the block.
100% normal for a stress test. That's how these chips roll on things like this. What you can do is use a negative offset and lower the stock voltage a bit (try 0.05V) and see if it's still stable. That will save you a few C and may hold clocks longer.
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Thank you, EarthDog! Do you know of a tutorial on negative offsets?
I kindof did above. You just need to find the option in the bios and set it. 
This is what tweaking and overclocking is about... finding the things, changing the things, failing at things, trying things on your own first using logic, deductive reasoning (and google!), asking questions when you're stumped.
This is what tweaking and overclocking is about... finding the things, changing the things, failing at things, trying things on your own first using logic, deductive reasoning (and google!), asking questions when you're stumped.
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Also you can set temp limits in the bios as a safety precaution.
Raise them? Sure! Otherwise, boards tend to throttle the CPU ~10C below where the chip shuts off to protect itself (100C for his CPU).Also you can set temp limits in the bios as a safety precaution.
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Never said "Raise them"
I said "Set them" And yes, the chip will throttle itself. I like to be safer tho
