63 degrees is not a problem for a short duration, if during physice the system crashes than the error lies in the CPU/CACHE/SYSTEM AGENT/IO voltages area or with the DRAM.
try running only the physics and combined test without oc-ing the GPU at all, that makes it easier to find the cause of the crash (did you get a BSOD or ?? which OS are you using?).
As for cpu throttling, this occurs only if your cores reach TJ-max (which differs per CPU). Check the tool CoreTemp to see your tj-max.
you can find it here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/get/core_temp_1_rc4,2.html
That is the 64 bit version
try running only the physics and combined test without oc-ing the GPU at all, that makes it easier to find the cause of the crash (did you get a BSOD or ?? which OS are you using?).
As for cpu throttling, this occurs only if your cores reach TJ-max (which differs per CPU). Check the tool CoreTemp to see your tj-max.
you can find it here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/get/core_temp_1_rc4,2.html
That is the 64 bit version
You are welcome JEFRECH14! I am putting together a list of programs with how to with respect to hardware monitoring. I will post it within a couple of days. It also deals about BSOD and DAMS as I call them. DAMS stands for Dumb Ass Microsoft Smiley... I have a solution for easily getting into the details of that DAMS. to be continued.
Hi jfrech14
You mention delidding, so I thought I 'd throw this in ...
My dog of a CPU will do 4.4GHz at 1.3Vcore with or without delidding. I think that's worse performance than yours. After delidding and using water cooling, this CPU reaches 4.7GHz, realbench stable, at 1.50Vcore and temperature stays below 80C. It can even do a little better with BCLK adjustment, albeit at even higher voltage. Delidding allows for higher power that results from higher voltage that allows higher core clock.
The point is that delidding will not prove you have only a 4.5GHz CPU -- it will let you get to the stable 4.7 or 4.8GHz it's really capable of.
Jeff
You mention delidding, so I thought I 'd throw this in ...
My dog of a CPU will do 4.4GHz at 1.3Vcore with or without delidding. I think that's worse performance than yours. After delidding and using water cooling, this CPU reaches 4.7GHz, realbench stable, at 1.50Vcore and temperature stays below 80C. It can even do a little better with BCLK adjustment, albeit at even higher voltage. Delidding allows for higher power that results from higher voltage that allows higher core clock.
The point is that delidding will not prove you have only a 4.5GHz CPU -- it will let you get to the stable 4.7 or 4.8GHz it's really capable of.
Jeff
I am so exhausted after working to get this haha. It was tough work getting it stable in realbench. Realbench is a lot more stressful than 3DMark. I can run 3DMark easily 4.6 but realbench had to go up way higher! Realtemp showed a peak at 88C but during the 100% load tests it showed core 1 being the highest at about 82 average. I gotta work on that openCL score.
Ram: 2400 MHz @ 1.760 volts
CPU: 4600 MHz @ 1.472 volts
GPU: ~ 1250 MHz core 4400 MHz memory
What do you guys think?
Ram: 2400 MHz @ 1.760 volts
CPU: 4600 MHz @ 1.472 volts
GPU: ~ 1250 MHz core 4400 MHz memory
What do you guys think?
jfrech14 wrote:
Ram: 2400 MHz @ 1.760 volts
CPU: 4600 MHz @ 1.472 volts
What do you guys think?
