Yeah, definitely not going to be a daily overclock. It looks like 4.8 is my wall as it will easily do 4.7 stable on 1.421v.
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i5 6600K / i7 6700K OC results
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Yeah, definitely not going to be a daily overclock. It looks like 4.8 is my wall as it will easily do 4.7 stable on 1.421v.
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My i3 6100 needs 1.7vI was playing with i3 6320 yesterday and I needed similar voltage for 4.8-4.9GHz. Actually 1.5V for 4.9-4.95GHz but 4.8GHz was quite stable at about 1.45V. Hard to call it safe but if temps are low enough then it should live for a while
Posted that i3 result here already so won't upload it again.
for 5.2Ghz benchable.
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They will do 4.7-4.8 on stock volts once you break that point the voltage demand increases dramatically.
What does your CPU-Z show for voltage at 4.6GHz screen shot?
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define stock voltage, just putting the cpu in the motherbord dial in 4.6ghz and leave the voltage on auto, it is proberly not at stock voltage then
so its easy to say, but harder to prove
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That sounds about right. Don't let these guys give you **** I knew what you meant.
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Delidded my i3 6320 last week ... so far temps are barely better but I had only Cryorig lower series TIM. It still performs good comparing to something like MX4 or Gelid but I was counting on more.
This i3 needed ~1.7V for ~5.4-5.5GHz. I was pushing it up to 1.85V on dice but above ~1.78V I haven't seen any difference.
This i3 needed ~1.7V for ~5.4-5.5GHz. I was pushing it up to 1.85V on dice but above ~1.78V I haven't seen any difference.
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I have only access to dry ice ... or maybe I could get LN2 if I really wanted but I have no dewar and it's way too expensive here. On dice it can make 5.6GHz for benchmarks. I have no idea how it looks like after delidding. On LN2 similar chips can make 6GHz+ but hard to say how mine will OC as voltage steps are different on each cpu. It may scale good on LN2 or will require much higher voltage. Matter of luck.
I wish to test it with water block directly on core but I have to prepare socket and check if contact will be good as core is really small. I just want to check if temps will be much better this way.
On the other hand socket A processors were working fine with even large coolers while cores of semprons were also small ( similar to this i3 ).
I wish to test it with water block directly on core but I have to prepare socket and check if contact will be good as core is really small. I just want to check if temps will be much better this way.
On the other hand socket A processors were working fine with even large coolers while cores of semprons were also small ( similar to this i3 ).
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I need to get a DICE pot All I have right now is my modded Cryo-Z. Could you recommend a good place to get a DICE pot?
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I'm wondering how well an F1 Gemini 2.0 would work with DICE. I have an airgas close but the cost of a dewar is what kills me.
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There's this one in the classies Opty http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/765737-FT-Dragon-EVO-amp-Fluke-52-II
Charlie_2047
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Hey Guys,
Im very new to overclocking (just started today) and i wanted to know if these results were good?
6600K at 4.5ghz, vcore at 1.360 (it drops from 1.344 to 1.280 under load) and my temps are 50 degrees celcius.
Thank you
Im very new to overclocking (just started today) and i wanted to know if these results were good?
6600K at 4.5ghz, vcore at 1.360 (it drops from 1.344 to 1.280 under load) and my temps are 50 degrees celcius.
Thank you
offroadracer516
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What do you have for a motherboard?
