CPU-Z 1.67.2

http://www.cpuid.com/medias/files/software...s/cpuz_1672.zip

Not sure if this is the right thread. I was planning to build a new rig for photo processing (typically lightroom and photo ninja) which eat a lot of processing power.

To my mind, I was wondering if OCing the processor will give a significant improvement comparing to stock speed. In my mind, I am thinking to get either the i5 4670K or i7 4770 (non-K, but if OC will give big margin of improvement, will get the 4770K instead).

Urm, 4 GHz with 1.16 vcore is it normal? I feel that my i5-4670k is a bad chip it doesn't like to overclock past 4Ghz and require lots of vcore for being stable.

This post has been edited by R3b0rn: Dec 30 2013, 09:33 AM

It's normal as the vCore required increased exponentially, instead of linearly.
You will notice a bigger difference for 4.5 to 4.6. No idea what's the reason though.

Yeah, and the temperatures are very high even noctua d-14 couldn't handle it
Guess I may need to consider to de-lid my cpu and run in water...

This post has been edited by R3b0rn: Dec 30 2013, 08:32 PM

yeah delidding is the best way to solve the overheat issue.

Halloo ;p

Just finished my cheap Haswell setup
Havent OC yet but at booting already got few error msg
Such "The following channel did not pass cpu memory test"
Wht prob arr??

Either its good ram and you're not placing it in the channels needed to be filled first. Some mobo's have to have ram in 1 slot before any others are filled. Read the mobo manual.
If its bad ram and RMA it and it should fix the issue.
If you have 1 stick of usable ram, plug it into each of the memory slots and and test it to see if you get the same error.

Forumers are advised to put system specs in the siggy.

I tried few setting still prob regarding men issue
I tried each stick one by one, both can boot to windows
Setup as single channel lane red + black, no problem
Issue raise when it comes to dual channel
I think my board got prob, demn..

Try borrowing RAM from others/ friends. Or take the mobo to PC shop for a check.
Check mobo's CPU socket for bent pins. You might also try resitting the CPU and CPU cooler.
Sometimes over-tightening would cause this issue.

Since today is holiday, will try call shop to exchange coz I just bought it yesterday
Im sure I placed all component correctly
Gonna give a call first if they we operating today
Will bring along my damn heavy machine lol

Good then. All the best for your new rig.

Done, they replace the board
All working as it should be

Glad to hear that you managed to "solve" it.
Don't forget to share with us your OC results here.

Not so soon bro
Still running on stock cooler..

rebuild back my system.. early rig was destroy by kebabom psu

some quick stress testing .. 50minute

cooler via air cooler Prolimatech Supermega dual fan setup
asrock z87 fatal1ty professional
cheapo ram ... early ram was destroy too

it okie or fail any tips for me




which one better adjust multiple @bclk

This post has been edited by meons: Jan 4 2014, 11:30 AM

The BCLK @ 99.98MHz can be fixed to 100 if you disable the CPU Spread Spectrum in BIOS.

AIDA64 stress test must be set manually, to stress the RAM at maximum amount of capacity.
Go to Preference/General/.....Memory Block Size (512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB etc). By default it is 16 MB only which is not sufficient to stress the Integrated Memory Controller aka IMC built on the chip.

take note and tks you to restore back my old memory CPU Spread Spectrum in BIOS. need disable during ocing
got anything part need disable too lupa habis bro .. most of time kita enter bios for check/ disable igpu intel displays only

if i just wan focus on cpu 1st can leave ram as default settings.. since right now using the cheapo one. scare to over stress it
plus z87 fatal1ty professional have isuee with memory xmp .. so need be setup manually if wan ocing... can i skip it 1st

CPU-Z 1.67.3 -x32

http://www.cpuid.com/medias/files/software...s/cpuz_1673.zip

CPU-Z 1.67.3 x64

http://www.cpuid.com/medias/files/software...s/cpuz_1673.zip