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 Sandy Bridge Overclocking V1, 2500K/2600K/2700K | LGA1155 P67.Z68.Z77

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silverbolt143
post Jan 16 2012, 01:41 AM

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At what level should i run IBT and LinX stress test in order to say my overclock is satisfactorily stable ?
Standard, High, Very High or maximum?

It seems i cant complete more than very high level (>4Gig Memory usage)...Its require extra voltage and produced more heat.... sweat.gif
silverbolt143
post Jan 16 2012, 09:35 AM

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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 16 2012, 06:30 AM)
maximus level is preferred coz it stresses the total amount of your usable memory, at the same time stressing your core clock & IMC to the max.
8GB should be taking an hour to complete 20 runs.
imagine 16GB is 2 hours lol.
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I see, thank you bro... notworthy.gif
my setting as per my siggie..initially i managed to clock 4.5ghz @ 1.29vcore & complete 20 runs of IBT and LinX for high stress level (2GB mem usage) with the following reading:
- load vcore up to 1.35v
- Max core temperature 81'c
- Gflops kinda fluctuating between 113-116...

Gaming also seems stable without any crashes with above setting, and core temperature max around 65'c-70'c even @ 100% utilization.

However, when i try to run IBT @ 4GB memory usage, i got either IBT error message or BSOD on the 5th or 6th run... sweat.gif
It's only successful when i up the vcore to 1.32v, resulting in max core temp at 87'c, max vcore load 1.375....Have yet to try maximum (8GB mem usage) sweat.gif

I dont really aiming for 5Ghz or maximum benchies....My objective just for stable overclock for daily gaming usage at acceptable temperature...
I run IBT & LinX with all background application running which perhaps simulate the real usage environment..
I also enable Internal PLL Overvoltage & Vdroop set @ auto (=high).....
I disable EIST as well as Intel C-state...Disable Internal PLL seems dont have any effect to maintain the vcore from increasing during load...

Any advise very much appreciated notworthy.gif

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post Jan 16 2012, 11:30 AM

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QUOTE(Dennos @ Jan 16 2012, 09:58 AM)
u should bench it to 6gb at least for choosing best vcore.
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thanks bro notworthy.gif

QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 16 2012, 10:23 AM)
The more ram amount u test the more efficient vcore u will find. Meanwhile the 2GB module is more difficult to OC than the 4GB. Latest games like Crysis2 etc will utilize lots of ram & this is where u might get BSOD etc due to inefficient vcore (means u set vcore lower than it actually needed).
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Wow, you are absolutely correct bro notworthy.gif .....now i remember my freeze screen when i run Crysis2 DirectX11 HD at ultra setting 1600x900...
I thought its becoz of my GPU running out of juice...been running my unlock HD6950 at 900/1375 @ 1.175v biggrin.gif
But downclock the gpu core to 880 seems solved the problem sweat.gif

Thank you for the feedback notworthy.gif
will re-run crysis again later at 4.5ghz/1.32vcore and HD6950 at 900/1375 to see & share the result.... thumbup.gif

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