Latest 5GHZ Achievement - safe config?

[Daveo]

3820
R4 Formula
Dominator-gt 2133 1.5 16gb
H100 push/pull

125 x 40 (5ghz / 2000mhz)
1.48v vcore
1.18v vtt
1.17v vccsa
1.9v pll
1.66v dram timings: 9-11-9-27-1t

cpu llc - high
cpu current capability - 140%
cpu power duty control - extreme
vccsa llc - high
vccsa current capability - 140%
vccsa fixed freq - 300
cpu vtt switching freq - 1.3x
dram current capability ab/cd - 130%
dram power phase ab/cd - extreme
pch 1.1v switching freq - 1.3x

highest temp after 3 hours of battlefield 3- max 61c on core 1. min 57c core 3.
see attachment for min/max after 2 seperate runs of intel burn test (don't know why its showing about half as many gflops)
45min prime run stable max temp on core 1 82c. lowest temp on core 3 73c. I've yet to see over 10c differences...

Cinebench - 9.64pts
XS bench score - 2016

As i write this realtemp gt is showing the second core sitting on 31c. Am i going insane, are these temps accurate? hwmon and realtemp show different temps but both are round about the same.

I don't plan to run this config 24/7, but i would like some feedback on whether 1.48v is too much for extended use for video encoding.

i dont think i will try for anything higher than 5ghz. the last thing to do is recheck prime stability with 9-10-9-27-1t

how could i improve this further?

daveo

[HiVizMan]

Not bad at all mate.

Now how stable is your set up if you open say ten or twelve applications and one of them is firefox (or any browser) with 40 tabs open. Put the system to sleep and see if it wakes perfectly after two hours.

[Daveo]

thank you 🙂 I will certainly give that a go now that ive finally finished cataloging configurations from 4.3 upwards. 125bclk just works like a charm and im pleasantly surprised at the h100's performance.