QUOTE(owikh84 @ Mar 17 2014, 12:52 AM)
I think you have missed the Ivy Bridge overheat issue. Same thing for Haswell.
The overheat issue is caused by the excessive gap between the die and IHS that makes heat dissipation poorer than expected. Blame Intel for that.
All you have to do is to void warranty and delid the IHS out of craps then only you will see an 30C drop on temperature.
Same as CPU, overvolt the RAM will benefit overclocking & tighter timing.
Actually i have no plan to OC RAM, but well, running my RAM at 'default' 2400Mhz already mean i OC from Haswell point of view.The overheat issue is caused by the excessive gap between the die and IHS that makes heat dissipation poorer than expected. Blame Intel for that.
All you have to do is to void warranty and delid the IHS out of craps then only you will see an 30C drop on temperature.
Same as CPU, overvolt the RAM will benefit overclocking & tighter timing.
Regarding temp drop after delid, -30'C is just an absolutely best case can achieve, i doubt everyone delid can get the same result. I search the forum, mostly drop around 10~ 15'C only, correct me if i'm wrong. I just worry lesser gain when i delid (<10'C drop), not worth if like that.
Anyway, yesterday i got frustrated by the result, so i pump 1.4v and clock to 4.7Ghz, can boot and running GRID 2 without issue. Today will try to hit 5Ghz with this voltage.
Mar 17 2014, 09:21 AM

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