3570k & MVG. Help at 4.5GHz. Need to be check it.

[Camus]

Hello Everybody

Guys. I had always had my system running at 4.4GHz with a profile that last 15 hours on Prime 95 until started to showing some errors, during that stress test, and for me was a nice OC profile. But as you know RealBench in these days had been popular, so i decided to play with my system in order to achieve better scores.

I had 3 posts on that Thread
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?33173-RealBench-Forum-League-Table-v1.0/page12
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?33173-RealBench-Forum-League-Table-v1.0/page49
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?33173-RealBench-Forum-League-Table-v1.0/page50

So i open this thread by recommendation. Here at the scren shots, take a look...


If i set CPU LlC on medium or High I get bluescreen also i need to have 1.325 Vcore as minimun cant set it lower.

[Camus]

continue...


I check my core temps and so high, I just did a 4 min run and stopped because of high temperatures (89 96 92 87) celcius


by recommendation of nikosa43 i did these 2 screen shots of my VID. The first one is at default settings on Bios and the second one is at 4.5Ghz (profile showed above)


So comments are welcome and Thanks in advance

Regards.

[cowbordel]

you need as well as me, to remove the heat shield on the cpu, replace the stock thermal past and you should be good for such overclocking.
i having the same headache, when i realized this, clocked down to 3800mhz at this time until i get some paste.

on the guide, we should achieve 4.5 @ 1.250v with extreme llc.
i plan to remove completely the heat shield plus removing the cpu socket locker thing. so the die is directly on my h80i base. so i can get lower LLC as well as lower voltage. or higher but i wont paste 4.5ghz/ but honestly its only for scoring past 4.2ghz is useless imo

let me know.

ps; thanks for the signature template 😉

[HiVizMan]

Hello forgive me but I am a little lost and do not understand what you are asking here. Do you want the voltage lowered? Or what is it you wish us to comment on?

[Camus]

Or do you think guys the problem lie in these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxPGmayZtjI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXs0I5kuoX4

[Camus]

Thanks HivizMan

Sorry if provided a lot information, but the questions are:

First of all, someone check my profile. Because i dont understand why i cant get a lower vcore to achieve better temperatures. If i set lower vcore i start to have bluscreen (not stable OC)

2.- Im really lost, because i cant go higher than 4.5Ghz

3.- nikosa43 suggested this (post 486 of RealBench Thread): "Hey Camus, open the CoreTemp and check the value of VID. If it is something like 1.3 to 1.5 this CPU needs lots of juice and you cannot do anything for this. That's a value and fact you cannot change. If VID is anything between 1.0 to 1.28 Volts you do something wrong with your OC. "

But i dont understand. At stock defaults i have a VID value of 1.16 It means that something is wrong with my cpu?

Thanks.

[HiVizMan]

If I cam blunt it may just be that your CPU will not do it unless you have heaps more voltage. 🙂

Sorry I can not do youtube at the minute so can not comment on that.

Lets test your CPU to see how good it is.

Do this for me.

In BIOS F5 and enter to reset to defaults.

Now change your SATA mode if you are running a RAID.

Leave all else as is.

Select 46x

In Vcore manually enter in 1.2625

F10 and enter to save and reboot.

Tell me if you boot to OS or where your system stops if it stops.

[KPRage]

Hey Camus, saw your post now.. As mentioned by hvm, try the optimized defaults settings and report back the voltages you get.. In simple words, different chips need different voltages. If you want, you can rma the chip in case it requires too high volts to work. Lets keep that as the last option for now.. 🙂

[Camus]

Thanks guys.

I did what yo told me Hvm I set
46x
Vcore at 1.265 cant do it at 1.2625 just increments of .005

As soon as appear windows logo...BLUESCREEN. 😞

[kkn]

start to raise the voltage a notch at a time until you dont BSOD's.
when that is done, do 1 extra notch ( step up on the voltage ) and run a benchmark.
keep memory at XMP profile.