E8600 temps
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name='Ham' said:
Yep but now it's at 4 GHz at 1.1875 V's it's been Prime95ing for 45 mins and is at 59 degrees...
That's a bit high for that voltage....
I've been thinking about buying a new waterblock as the Supreme is a nightmare to tighten down. Might just buy the GTZ and swap it sometime. This is just a toy really until I can be arsed to go i7... Really wanna wait for a nice new revision or chip or something...
Mines hot too tbh, idles around the 40's on air
name='Bungral' said:
CoreTemp because it has the right TJMax. Well not exactly right as it varies but 105 for 45nm and 95 for 65nm. In realtemp it saves the TJMax of your last CPU which from your sig seems to be a Q6700 so maybe it has the TJMax stuck on 95 which would explain the 10c difference between Core and RealTemp.
None of my Wolfdales seem massivly cool tbh (when theyre not under ice at least 
). The one im testing atm idles around 32 at stock with coretemp, cooled by a Vendetta II and the crappy fan it comes with.
I've had bugger all luck overclocking it though, wondering if thats in part to the board being run under phase and somthing degraded/got used to high volts. Will have to try the IP35 Pro later...
If your really worried mate the only thing to do is grab a digi thermometer and get a real reading. Although as long your not encountering stability issues due to overheating, don't worry about it.
). The one im testing atm idles around 32 at stock with coretemp, cooled by a Vendetta II and the crappy fan it comes with.I've had bugger all luck overclocking it though, wondering if thats in part to the board being run under phase and somthing degraded/got used to high volts. Will have to try the IP35 Pro later...
If your really worried mate the only thing to do is grab a digi thermometer and get a real reading. Although as long your not encountering stability issues due to overheating, don't worry about it.
Howdy, armed with your knowledge, I've just downloaded the newest beta version of Real Temp and the latest version of Core Temp and both now read my TJMax at 100 which prompted me to look for the number. It turns out Intel released the info and this is it here:
Now both my Real Temp and Core Temp are reading the same and I'm happy that it's sound. As for Everest, well it's a bit naff with regard this now. Perhaps the newest version would sort it.
Now both my Real Temp and Core Temp are reading the same and I'm happy that it's sound. As for Everest, well it's a bit naff with regard this now. Perhaps the newest version would sort it.
name='moogle' said:
name='moogle' said:Good to see you got it sorted. Everest is still good for all those other temp sensors it can read though
Perhaps the TJMax value can be changed in there too so it displays the correct values but I'm not sure on that.
I had a really quick look but couldn't see anything... Rushing as the footy is about to start.
Thing is now it's correct, I'm still unhappy with my temps lol.... sitting at 53 degrees idle.. fair enough it's at 4.5GHz though with 1.3V.
Ok so just pulled my waterblock off and most of the skin on my fingers with it due to dodgy bolts... Decided to do away with the springs on the supreme too... They do my head in.
Anyway with the reseat I seem to have managed to drop temps by like 5 degrees at load or something...
Still peaking at 73 while priming but that's not too bad considering it hit 80 degrees yesterday.
Hmmmm still unsure...
Anyway with the reseat I seem to have managed to drop temps by like 5 degrees at load or something...
Still peaking at 73 while priming but that's not too bad considering it hit 80 degrees yesterday.
Hmmmm still unsure...
sammytomjohn
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have you lapped your cpu???? or are you planning on lapping it??? are you brave enough to lap your £150 cpu??
interesting thread to see bungral as i am building my new water setup around an e8600!!!
interesting thread to see bungral as i am building my new water setup around an e8600!!!
