2500k wont overclock :(

SavageCupcake

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hi guys
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recently got a 2500k and some exelram 8gb http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Memory+-+RAM/DDR3/Dual+Channel+-+%281600MHz%29/8GB+Exceleram+Value+Series+LP+E30141A+%282x4GB%29+1600+%28PC3-12800%29+240-Pin+DDR3+SDRAM+CAS+9-9-9-24+1.5V+?productId=49809

thats the link
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im trying to get the 2500k stable at 4.3ghz and even at 1.3v plus its blue screening even when my mum plays bejewled blitz on fb, but the wierd thing is i ran prime 95 for 3 hours last night and it didnt blue screen once yet i boot it up when i come home and it blue screens within a minute
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getting quite annoyed now, been waiting for this cpu for agessssss
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any ideas guys? my mates got his 2600k at 4.4 on 1.3v. i know about the chip lottery but it cant be this bad?
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didnt see an option for it in the bios. isnt that the thing that slows down the cpu and drops the volts under low load? because im running prime 95 now with cpu @ 100% and its still saying 1.27 volts
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Yeah, speedstep lowers the volts depending on how much load your CPU is under, it might be under C5 stepping in your BIOS.

Strange it's only showing 1.27v under full load though, check your version of CPU-Z is up to date, other than that I can't think of why it's not showing the same as in the BIOS.
 
People say between 4hrs - 24hrs, in my opinion though if it hasn't crashed after 1 hour then i'd say you are ok.

Personally though, if my PC doesn't crash doing the things I do on it then to me it's stable, I never bother testing with Prime, but thats just me.
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i was thinking that, most intensive thing i do really is play bf3
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ill run it till 5 and if it doesnt crash its stable for me
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thanks for the help mate
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im finding that using the intel burn test weeds some prime95 weaknesses out.

running 5-8 consecutivly pretty makes the CPU feel the squeeze. thats just a

thing ive been working with. i still use prime95, but not as much. OCCT for a

LinPAK for CPU/MEM test. and MMETest for strickly memory.

airdeano
 
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