3rd GEN Intel CPU Semi-Stable Testing *Preview* - 56K WARNING

Thanks RawZ
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firat, yea man,once you set it right with windows power settings it will shut down your add in gpu card all together when its not in use and only power it up when it needs the grunt for games so your draw from the wall will drop your gpus worth of watts.

its one of the big reasons i have gone z77 .
 
firat, yea man,once you set it right with windows power settings it will shut down your add in gpu card all together when its not in use and only power it up when it needs the grunt for games so your draw from the wall will drop your gpus worth of watts.

its one of the big reasons i have gone z77 .

I take it your profile is a bit outdated then?
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Further testing this weekend.

Max Multi on air: 5.10GHz @ 1.525v



Max BCLK on air: 108MHz

Onto some stable OC testing using OCCT.

4.50GHz - 1.21v

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Hottest core @ 69.C after 5 hours (H100 @ medium fan speed).

Some memory Overclocking.

Mushkin 1600MHz 6-8-6 Ridgeback @ 2400MHz 8-11-8 with 1.75v.

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Max Memory clock: 2626MHz @ 10-13-10 with 1.8v.
 
firat, yea man,once you set it right with windows power settings it will shut down your add in gpu card all together when its not in use and only power it up when it needs the grunt for games so your draw from the wall will drop your gpus worth of watts.

its one of the big reasons i have gone z77 .

thats great! seems very appealing to me now, but i love my UD7 and i just got a water block for it (aesthetic reasons) so Z77 is not 4 me!!!! hopefully this virtu mvp will be on all furture chipsets!

Thanks 4 the info marsey99
 
So it seems that a 3570k is around 15 *c on average hotter than a 2500k @ 4.5ghz if 69 *c was the max temp.

When I had my D14 my max temp with my 2500k @ 4.5ghz 1.35v was around 55 *c F@H, obviously temps will vary between chips and slightly different voltages needed, but with a good cooler temps won't be a problem.

Those temps are from an OCCT run as well and that stresses the CPU more than Prime95 so under normal use like gaming etc temps will be lower.
 
So it seems that a 3570k is around 15 *c on average hotter than a 2500k @ 4.5ghz if 69 *c was the max temp.

When I had my D14 my max temp with my 2500k @ 4.5ghz 1.35v was around 55 *c F@H, obviously temps will vary between chips and slightly different voltages needed, but with a good cooler temps won't be a problem.

Those temps are from an OCCT run as well and that stresses the CPU more than Prime95 so under normal use like gaming etc temps will be lower.

I wonder how hot the 3770k will be
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Yeah, I bet with hyper threading on will be really hot, they definitely won't be as good for overclocking unless you have proper watercooling to handle the temps.

The 2600k runs about 10 *c hotter than the 2500k so if it's the same difference between the 3570k and 3770k thats about 80 *c+ max temps without hyper threading.

That is just guessing though it could turn out they run cooler than that but then again they might even run hotter, not long till we find out, I think press NDA is up in the next few days.
 
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