what Power supply are you running? you do know that a QX9850 at 3.5 or 3.6ghz has the ability to pull over 200 watts of power.
itll pull alot more then that when you started feeding it voltage, i know my q66 will pull alot more then that
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what Power supply are you running? you do know that a QX9850 at 3.5 or 3.6ghz has the ability to pull over 200 watts of power.
It blue screens once stress is applied with LinX
Min vid is 1.1625 max is 1.4000
and generally I use CoreTemp
According to the ecalc, 3.5Ghz @ 1.5v can pull up to 224W.
Your Q6666 would be in the same ball park...If you have a G0, you will be pulling less.
1kw PSU for a rig that pulls no more than 500W from the wall... yikes.the VID of the chip that is reported (with CPUz, and RealTemp) changes with the multi.
VID at x8 is 1.2875, x9 is 1.325, x10 is 1.4000
I'll take a realtemp ss when I get home in a couple hours.
as far as the PSU goes, its a Corsair hx1000w, plenty of power
I appreciate the help guys!
Yeah 430W from the wall @ 80% efficiency is like 350W system usage...i do have a g0, its an earlier one, and it loves voltage, the more the merrier a common misconception is that because its a g0, itll do high clocks with lowvcore, and for the most part its true. the one running lower vcore for the same clocks, are still pulling the same amperage, there was a white paper i read last year about it, but i dont have a link ff hand.
my vid is 1.2875, but needs 1.48 for 3.6, and 1.58 for 3.8, it makes the meter spin i have seen my rig pull 430w just running small ffts heheh. but thats with a higher vcore.
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thats my rig as a whole, from the plug, im not sure exactly what the cpu is pulling. but its definately not stock heheh.
A lot of people here seem to confuse VID with the actual vcore.
VID is the STOCK voltage at STOCK CPU speeds...
the VID of the chip that is reported (with CPUz, and RealTemp) changes with the multi.
VID at x8 is 1.2875, x9 is 1.325, x10 is 1.4000
I'll take a realtemp ss when I get home in a couple hours.
as far as the PSU goes, its a Corsair hx1000w, plenty of power
I appreciate the help guys!
Well, its a static number on the chip, what the mobo does with it is, of course, another story. But for all intents and purposes and to K.I.S.S Its the stock Vcore at stock speeds that Intel guarantees the chip to run at.A lot of people do confuse them...
But to clarify...
VID is just a hard-coded signal sent to the mobo from the CPU. It is not necessarily the STOCK voltage at STOCK CPU speed. It is still up to the mobo to decide how to interpret the VID signal. Some mobos pump exactly the same voltage as the VID when the CPU is stock, but in my experience most mobos actually pump quite a bit less voltage than the VID when all stock settings are used..
at x9 multi it is 1.325 max, but as the multi raises the vid raises.
CoreTemp said 1.4v while at x10, 1.325 while at x9 and 1.2875 while at x8
I will see what real temp says at all the diff multi's when I get home.