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Old 08-07-11, 03:00 AM
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Hi everyone

I recently got my water cooling up and running. I am using a EK Supreme HF water Block for a simple single loop, XSPC 120 Rad and XSPC X20 750 dual RES PUMP.

On idle (with default BIOS settings) my core temps are around the 29-32 mark...

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My core speed in shifting (as it would normally) since I have not altered any settings on BIOS. But normally it would either be 1.5MHz+- (x16) or 3.4MHz+- (x34-35) depending on load. Core voltage 1.056V

Are these readings normal? Should I be concerned?

On a side note, what would be an ideal OC for my Processor. I am thinking of OC it to 4GHz stable (without it going up and down).

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Old 08-07-11, 08:27 AM
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It all depends on the silicon lottery as to what your chip can do. It is recommended not to go over 1.38v for a 24/7 oc. Most 2500K will get upto 4.5 without any probs. Just keep an eye on the volts, the more volts the higher the temps.
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