wow, finally u jump ship to Asus
should change ur avatar to:

Try dont use offset mode bro.
Manually set vcore to 1.45-1.5v see.
Coz u just change the multi from 4.5 so suspect is insufficient vcore causing corrupted OS.

i think it's hard to compare with others running on different specs & ambient temp.
but anything that's less than tjmax is good just like what's been highlighted by OC4/3 above.

Q2 2012

It is normal for air cooling.
turn on air cond if u want lower temp

RealTemp 3.69.1 Beta

wow saw your siggy..

For 5.0GHz
load extreme profile
set multi 50x
vcore 1.5v
LLC 75%
manual VRM freq 500

60X max
it's vary from chip to chip.
Pls show us proof of 63X

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This post has been edited by owikh84: Dec 18 2011, 10:29 AM

it is the bios allows u to set up to 59X etc.
ability of a chip to boot into windows at that multi is another story.
not to deny that u got a 59X chip but just curious where did u see this clock, at bios post screen or in windows captured by CPU-Z

Looks pretty normal; but what about during load?
Ive had one core 10c hotter than the rest. But then the difference is reduced after applying Arctic MX4.

spread method.

Nice temps, but should be getting GFlops 100+ with the latest LinX + win7 SP1

Non-K CPU's can only overclock so far up to 4.1 GHz on 1 core and 3.8GHz on 4 cores.
But 3.9GHz is good for 4 cores for a limited unlocked CPU.
Refer to this Bit-Tech chart:

SOS

This post has been edited by owikh84: Dec 27 2011, 06:58 AM

don't need to raise vtt if u just increase the multiplier
let vtt stay at stock ~1.05 if u don't play with dram OC

Intel recommended safe limits, but i don't really follow these :


This post has been edited by owikh84: Dec 30 2011, 11:15 PM

depends on IMC strength of the chip, some just need 1.05v but some love more juice to boot into windows.


don't worry highest i tried was 1.4v+ to clock Hypers, which is known to have compatibility issues with SB.
active cooling is recommended.

Put a fan blowing on the mobo's PWM area or waterblock.
This PWM will get toasty when u pump up vtt

flash bios to the latest version
google for bios settings
pls list down your specs: CPU, mobo, RAM, etc

for 4.5GHz OC
disable internal CPU PLL overvolting
set multiplier/ratio to 45X
BCLK 100.2 MHz (1002) (to prevent detected as ~99.8 in windows)
vCore 1.4v (depends on chip)
LLC level6 (to control vdroop on load)

CPU features
disable power saving features ie. C1E, C3, C6 (to prevent downclock on idle)
disable EIST/speedstep (to prevent downclock on idle)

Try increase vcore or choose higher LLC level, until u get rid of that error.

no harm to try.

Pls check out post #1 in this thread for code of BSOD so that u could identify what's the culprit.