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You need to keep an eye on temps. My 4770K was around -110 or so.
yes, Intel you have to be up on the wheel bro, this is not sit and watch benching
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You need to keep an eye on temps. My 4770K was around -110 or so.
^^^ THIS ^^^
mine bugs out around -116C , but can boot at -115C is the good news , my 5960x can't boot below -60C
Hit me with your e-mail in a PM and I will send you some goodies when I get home around 4:00 PM EST , but no beating my HW Prime run ........
yes, Intel you have to be up on the wheel bro, this is not sit and watch benching
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Sure I can do that Witchy, this is the first time for me with Intel and more of a just feel it our stage. I took a look at the Bot after E_Ds post and didn't find much but any I did see seemed to be the -110 to -120 range. As for beating anyone's scores there are no guarantees. I have seen the CBB and CB before with just my water on some old AMD stuff. It would just refuse to run or lock up immediately. Is that the behaviour I'm watching for?
This is going to make p*** breaks tough isn't it?
heck, I even took a deuce, and cooked some lunch (mac n cheese) for the kiddos (had to check it/add more once).
You certainly have been having your share of bad luck these days Woomack. Let's just blame your brother and be done with it.
I've wasted a lot of time yesterday and I found out it's not the 3770K fault but mobo. For some reason both BIOSes are corrupting in weird way during overclocking. Once board even made recovery from corrupted BIOS but it wasn't in so bad condition and later I managed to flash it back. In total I made recovery maybe 7 times on both BIOSes. Even though Z77x-UD5H has dip switch on board, I still see on LEDs it's jumping from one chip to another.
Yesterday was like crash, crash , crash, quick run @5GHz on water , couldn't boot for like 10 mins, crash, crash and 2-3 quick runs at 5GHz, corrupted bios, recovery, crash crash , 1 quick run @5GHz. The same story over and over again for like 3-4h. The same board is fully stable at ~4.2GHz.
It's also hard to understand why but my TridentX 2400 CL9 is overclocking better on this board than on any Z97. 2870 9-12-12-24 1N is passing maxxmem and similar tests on air while on Z87/97 it couldn't even boot at CL9 above 2600.
Arghhh....that's frustrating Woomack! I definitely feel for you and know how it feels when things aren't working right :/
Now my plan is to have 3-4 setups insulated and ready to go so when I hit issues, I can let things come back to room temp and just swap out to the next mobo/cpu combo. Finishing prepping tonight so will hopefully be up and running again in a day or 2. Holiday season is upon us so going to have to see how much benching I can get to in the next couple months.
Setting up the following:
- z97 xpower ac w/g3258- Will run 2D's @ 5.6 with 'safe' voltages then up the volts and go for 6-6.3. if it survives, re-run 2D's and start on the 3D's (780Ti first)
- f2a85x-up4 w/a8-5600k- Probably run this under water for country cup 5GHz spi32 (maybe take ram cold for this)
- rex w/celery 430- Finish up 2D's then load 6GHz e8600 and finish those 2D's
- mve w/2500k- See if this chip is somehow still alive. If so...bench out the 2D's
- rive w/3930k- Finish testing the 3 remaining 3930k's, load best one and re-run all 2D's
Thanks guys. Hopefully I'll make some progress shortly. Still have to eventually get to all the older platforms, too (a, 478, 939) :/
Sorry you're out of juice Witchy but gives the rest of the team a little chance of trying to close the gap hehe
Man...congrats to Witchdoctor and Johan45!! You guys have been on frickin' fire lately!!!
Man...congrats to Witchdoctor and Johan45!! You guys have been on frickin' fire lately!!!