the vcore and temps look fine.
VID and vcore are different. VID is the stock settings your CPU runs on. Your vcore is what is set at in bios, but don't forget about the vdroop.

where can i find vdroop?
last night the aisuite software warn me that my motherboard is overtemperature, it was 128c, is this fact?

128c seriously? Tats scary high bro u are going to kill ur CPU. Pls set CPU overheat protection to 100c in bios settings. Unless if the aisuite given u false temp reading.
Vdroop is related to load line calibration LLC. It will decrease the vcore during load.

yes, but if it's really 128c, i already have noticed my chasis is getting hot.. the cpuid HWmonitor also shows 128c, i havent check with real temp... i think the sensor give an error, is it possibl to get 128c? well my comp still running and no reboot..

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Added on July 25, 2011, 12:28 pm

updated! running at 4.5Ghz, is the temp and voltage are fine?
69c~73c at 4.5ghz.. what will happen if the cpu dont enough voltage?

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Added on July 25, 2011, 12:29 pmwith PRIME95 TORTURE TEST!

This post has been edited by DesktopLimousine: Jul 25 2011, 12:29 PM

I've never encountered or seen core temp as high as 128c before but i do believe that those are false reading.

The 128c is a standard readout when the sensor is not working or not available. Nothing would be working at this insane temp.

But now u're running 4.5GHz it looks quite normal already. Just make sure that u use the updated CoreTemp, RealTemp, etc for accurate readings.

update mean?
is it safe to run 4.5Ghz at 73c?

This post has been edited by DesktopLimousine: Jul 25 2011, 01:11 PM

Latest version and safe since u already survived at 128c lol

dude u mean 128 ' F or 128 ' C

lol, dude is it safe to run 4.5ghz with 73c for 24/7?

celcius dude

i dun thk u will load ur comp 100% for 24/7.. so u wont reach 73c on everyday use.. consider fine i thk

what do u mean by load for 24/7?
btw, can i run 4.5ghz for 24/7 and daily usage?

This post has been edited by DesktopLimousine: Jul 25 2011, 03:03 PM

Yes you may run 4.5ghz for 24/7 as long as you are happy with the stability
And no,you won't hit the highest temperature you get in stress testing tool in real world
The load on real world is not as huge as those stress testing tool

Maximus IV Extreme 1902,
Maximus-IV-Extreme-Z-ASUS-0604,
MaximusIV-GENE-Z-ASUS-0603 (beta).

http://theoverclocker.it/ASUS3D01/3D01-2.rar

-Beta bios provide a "Xtreme Tweaking" option for 3D01 on the BIOS.

This post has been edited by stasio: Jul 26 2011, 11:02 AM

got for asus p8z68?

hi guyz, i got something to ask.. my cpu currently run 4.5Ghz at 1.32V, what will happen if i decrease the voltage and stay with the current speed? what will happen if cpu run at high speed but low voltage?
can i stay with 70c+ cpu for daily usage?

U will hv better temp with lower volt. Every ppl aim for this efficiency lah, as long as it gives u stability.

As for 70c+ for daily usage i believe it has been answered in few posts back. 70c will not melt ur CPU. 100c is the point which is going to make u worried.

First,find the speed you are happy with
Then find the lowest voltage that give stability

what stability? what will happen if it doesnt stable? how to find out if my volt and speed are stable?

This post has been edited by DesktopLimousine: Jul 26 2011, 08:25 PM

Stability=No Crash in Daily Usage,Pass IBT
At least IMO lar
If not stable then there will be BSOD,crash during daily usage or IBT

Intel i5 2600K for RM636...cheap ar? and what mb to pair with this beast?
p/s: i have AMD..and its shitty =.=...

latest OC result by me, i7 2600k @ 5.0Ghz, 1.4V
TEMP result:
Without Prime95, 36c~45c
With Prime95, 65c~76c

Without Prime95


Without Prime95


Is it safe to run at 76c for gaming only? not really 24/7