Corsair 900D Custom Build 6700K with OC stable @ 4.7

[Deleted member 117404]

[pictures]

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[V3]


[V2]


[v1]




[os]
* Windows 10 x64 Pro N

[system]
* Skylake i7 6700K 4Ghz €399,-
* Asus Maximus Ranger VIII 1151 Z170 €194,-
* 2 x G.Skill 16 GB DDR4-3000 Kit CL 15-15-35 F4-3000C15D-16GVR €368,-

[graphics/display]
* MSI GTX1080 8GB Gaming €630,-
* MNPCTECH Single GTX980 GPU Support Bracked €35,-
* BenQ XL2720Z @ 144hz €479,-
* 2 x BenQ GW2760 LED €400,-
* LG 34UM58P 21:9 UltraWide Monitor €299,-

[storage]
* Samsung 950 Pro, 236GB SSD M.2 Read:2200 MB/s / Write:9000 MB/s €195,-
* Samsung 850 EVO 500 GB SSD Read:540 MB/s / Write:520 MB/s €170,-
* 2 x WD RED 2TB JBOD €184,-
* WD GREEN 2TB JBOD €78,-
* WD GREEN 1TB JBOD €55,-

[case/mod]
* Corsair Obsidian 900D €380,-
* Custom Made hole in front of the case
* Custom Made backplate and lowerplate for inside the pc
* Corsair RM1000i €204,-
* Asus ROG Frontbase €50,-
* Sharkoon SATA QuickPort Inter 1-Bay, Hot Swap €25,-
[fans]
* Lamptron FC9 Fan Controller 4-channel €39,-
* Lamptron FC9 Fan Controller 4-channel €39,-
* 2 x Corsair Fan AF120 Single 120x120x25 €34,-
* 4 x LEPA BOL Quiet PWM Red 12CM FAN €15,-

[cablemod/management]
* 2 x Silverstone SST-PP07-PCIBR 6+2 pin Cable €7,-
* Silverstone SST-PP07-MBBR 24 pin Cable €15,-
* BitFenix 4-Pin Molex to 4x SATA Power Sleeved Red/Black €8,-
* BitFenix interne Audio verlengkabel 30cm - sleeved red/black €7,-
* BitFenix USB Interne verlengkabel 30CM Sleeved Red/Black €6,-
* Revoltec Ultra Bright Red 30 cm UV €11,-
* Flex Sleeve 6mm red UV €1,50
* 6 x Cable Comb Clear Small size 8 pin €7,-
* 3 x Cable Comb Clear Small size 24 pin €7,-
* 6 x Nanoxia 4-Pin Y-Cable € 9,-

[gadgets]
* ISY.ILG 5000 RGB LEDS €33,-
* Samsung Gear S2 €300,-
* Xbox 360 Slim Black + 250GB + +/- 60 games €150,-
* Roccat Apuri Active USB hub with mouse bungee €45,-
* Arozzi Torretta Gaming Chair €219,-
* Trust GXT247 €35,-
* Dual USB charging station Samsung Galaxy Note 4 €20,-
* Brennenstuhl Alu Office-Line 4v €20,-
* Logitech Harmony Ultimate €200,-
* ASUS ROG Sheath, Muismat €39,-
* Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 €399,-


[i/o]
* Corsair Strafe RGB MX Brown €170,-
* Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum Gaming Mouse €74,-
* Apple Magic Keyboard Wireless €60,-
* Turtle Beach Ear Force PX22 €69,-
* Logitech QuickCam Pro 5000 €70,-
* Microsoft Xbox 360 Controller €35,-
* Xbox One Wireless Controller with adapter €82,-

[network]
* Asus PCE-AC68 5Ghz AC1300 PCI-E Wifi card €89,-
* Netgear NightHawk R7000 €160,-
* Asus USB-BT400 BT2.1 €16,-
* LAN full Cat 6A cables


[soon]
* Watercooling red (still need to choise which vendor)
* Logitech Speaker System Z623 €179,-

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[overclock]
* Noctua NH-D14 Link €63,-
* Thermal Paste Prolimatech PK-3 Nano Aluminium Link €6,- (approx. 10 degrees better then Artic Silver 5)

Fully tested with both Prime95 and MSI Afterburner running the same time for 4+ hours.
http://valid.x86.fr/atkntw

CPU
Multiplier: 100.0 x 47 = 4.7 Ghz @ 64°C max. spike @ 72°C
VID 1.381 HWMonitor (AISUITE says 1.52V)

RAM
XMP DDR4-3000 CL 15 15-15-15-35T @ 2933Mhz

GPU
MSI GTX 980 Ti 6GB Gaming with MSI Afterburner
+140 Core Clock = 1506Mhz @ 54°C max. spike @ 56°C
+500 Memory = Clock 4001Mhz

So far no Coil wining in either psu and gpu, but little bit worried about voltage.

 

[Johan45]

I agree I can't make heads or tails of what your voltage actually is. That's one of the problems with AISuite it tends to mess up many readings. One other thing about Asus optimization, what has it done to your memory? Typically it will downclock it from my experience. My suggestion would be to Uninstall AISuite, it's intrusive and not all that reliable if you ask me. There is an uninstaller for it available at ROG forums if you google it. They have this uninstller because it's hard to remove all traces by using windows to remove it.
Then I would go into your bios. Reset to defaults set the XMP profile and start over by raising the multi and testing.

 

[Alaric]

Nice build!

 

[Deleted member 117404]

I agree I can't make heads or tails of what your voltage actually is. That's one of the problems with AISuite it tends to mess up many readings. One other thing about Asus optimization, what has it done to your memory? Typically it will downclock it from my experience. My suggestion would be to Uninstall AISuite, it's intrusive and not all that reliable if you ask me. There is an uninstaller for it available at ROG forums if you google it. They have this uninstller because it's hard to remove all traces by using windows to remove it.
Then I would go into your bios. Reset to defaults set the XMP profile and start over by raising the multi and testing.

is it the same if i CMOS, keep the AISuite for the fan controlling, and do it manually in bios?

can you give me a V to start with 10 x 47 = 4700 Mhz i wanne run this, and which burn in test is best for skylake at the moment, if read something about Prima95 wasnt working great and upping the voltage to high... some bug...
But i could find alot info about it.

 

[RollingThunder]

AIDA64 Extreme, 30 day trial version. It's very nice.

http://www.aida64.com/downloads

 

[Deleted member 117404]

AIDA64 Extreme, 30 day trial version. It's very nice.

http://www.aida64.com/downloads

tought so, a friend of mine recommended it also!

 

[Johan45]

Personally I'd ditch AISuite all together like I said and use the BIOS for fan control but it's up to you.
Rule of thumb for Skylake set the voltage to 1.35v and work the multi up. I'd start around 43 or 44 and see how it goes. Aida64 works fine for stability testing

 

[Deleted member 117404]

Personally I'd ditch AISuite all together like I said and use the BIOS for fan control but it's up to you.
Rule of thumb for Skylake set the voltage to 1.35v and work the multi up. I'd start around 43 or 44 and see how it goes. Aida64 works fine for stability testing

thnx mate ill report back! altough 135v seems a bit low compared to what asus suite give me, but indeed will deinstall asus suite cause the readings arent always correct. i think i should be able to push 4.8 with this airflow
also asus suite will mess with alot more nb core ets..

 

[Deleted member 117404]

Personally I'd ditch AISuite all together like I said and use the BIOS for fan control but it's up to you.
Rule of thumb for Skylake set the voltage to 1.35v and work the multi up. I'd start around 43 or 44 and see how it goes. Aida64 works fine for stability testing

with vcore on auto and mulitplier on x 48 i have stable temps with highest 73c degrees. vcore goes up to 1.48/1.504......

stable with aida, temps are fine, but still high vcore i will try 1.35 till 1.4 tomorrow, this is the right next step, right?

 

[Johan45]

Yes it is. I suggested 1.35v because there's still a bit of room to raise it from there. Either for the next 100 MHz or just stability. For everyday use I would stay in the 1.4v range for a limit

 

[Deleted member 117404]

Yes it is. I suggested 1.35v because there's still a bit of room to raise it from there. Either for the next 100 MHz or just stability. For everyday use I would stay in the 1.4v range for a limit

@ moment stable at 10 x 47 4.7Ghz @ 1.4 V... in bios , cpu-z give 1.408 V whats the next step... max 65c degrees

raise up to x48 on 1.4 and it will BSOD. increase Voltage or stick to X 47 and try to down the Voltage?

 

[Johan45]

I would work on the 4700 @ 1.4v and make sure it's stable. On the Aida stability test check off FPU and cache only that should heat it up a bit more

 

[Deleted member 117404]

I would work on the 4700 @ 1.4v and make sure it's stable. On the Aida stability test check off FPU and cache only that should heat it up a bit more

mmm i changed to aida test and now its less temps running 100.20 x 47 @ 1.408 V without cache and FPU, 60 C max degrees after 1 hour stress testing. basicly its around 45 - 55 degrees.
even not all fans are running, you think i can go up to 48/49/50 @ 1.45? or is that unsafe. altough the pictures in OP giving much more Voltage with AISuite
after 8 hours temp went to 69 degrees

Im not sure whats correct now i downed it to 1.380 in bios, but gpu-z gives me 1.392 V, same as CPUID also gives me this value

Table:
Alls test done with AIDA, no FPU no cache

1.33 V in BIOS - Crash in under 2 minutes BSOD
1.35 V (gpuz reports = 1.36 V) pc instantly reboots 5 minute
1.37 V (gpuz reports = 1.392) ... stable after 20 min, crash

 

[Johan45]

I think you misunderstood. I wanted you to run with only FPU and cache checked off. FPU is the one that creates the heat. Try running it all by itself, you'll see what I mean.

 

[EarthDog]

No, he means select FPU and Cache, and NOTHING else.

 

[Deleted member 117404]

ok thanks, but were oc cpu right? so cpu should be selected also?... anyway this time the fans are running faster, indeed

 

[EarthDog]

You are stress testing the CPU with FPU and Cache selected. This is just removing other variables like memory, etc out of it as well as it stressing the CPU more.

 

[Deleted member 117404]

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sorry i feel so stupid now, almost cry from laugh

 

[EarthDog]

Dont feel stupid. You were not the only one that has done that... and they spoke English natively.

 

[Deleted member 117404]

thanks for the kind words, so is it 1 or 2 from the picture