1090T 24/7 voltage

[blair]

Hi,

Im trying to get 4.2Ghz stable on my 1090T its windows stable at 1.52v at 21 multi 200fsb ram timing set manually. temps are around 49-50C on load but after 2 mins prime crashes but not a BSOD.

Whats the safe voltage i can put through it?

 

[blair]

I got 4.1Ghz stable on 1.50-1.51v and cpu gets to 59C after hour of prime is this ok or should i put it down to 4Ghz.

 

[dugdiamond]

.1 of a GHz is petty, and will not be noticeable, unless your are a pro-bencher

take it down to 4GHz

 

[S_I_N]

take it down and lower that voltage lol I wuldnt dp 1.5v for anything but benching and def not 24/7 use.

 

[blair]

its 1.45v for 4Ghz. I take it thats fine.

 

[dugdiamond]

its 1.45v for 4Ghz. I take it thats fine.

awesome - well done blair

 

[tonkin97]

too many volts for 247

 

[AMDFTW]

too many volts for 247

1.5v is fine for 24/7

 

[blair]

awesome - well done blair

Can i have my treat now *wages tail*

 

[KING_OF_SAND]

1.5v is fine for 24/7. Shoot i would guess 1.6v is also okay, as long as you have sufficient cooling and a good mobo.

 

[tonkin97]

1.5v is fine for 24/7

ive always been warey when it comes to 1.5v tbh i always try and get 247 oc under that.

 

[S_I_N]

ive always been warey when it comes to 1.5v tbh i always try and get 247 oc under that.

agreed even though the top end of the vcore range is 1.65 I try and stay under 1.5 for 24/7 usage

 

[KING_OF_SAND]

I have 24/7 voltages of 1.5. After extensive tests with my 1090t it seemed as though i got the s*** end of the stick, meaning needing more voltages to keep stable. I was only able to hit 4ghz at 1.5 volts. I think it might be because my MOBO is a crosshair III 790FX board. But my idle temp is 26c and my highest i have ever seen is 43c. But i cant even imagine 1.6v being to much, after all the 1090t ships with a 1.475v!? But at 1.5v its more of whether your mobo will take it.

 

[tonkin97]

if you got idle temps and load temps like that you should be fine. put the volts up but if you change chips every year or so shouldnt be a problem. i got mine clocked shy of 4ghz but when i take it over its hungry for volts.