Interesting stuff coming from Intel.

[yodap]

I found this on Overclockers posted by Evilsizer.

http://vr-zone.com/articles/intel-cpus-overclocked-sandy-easy-ivy-easier-haswell-easiest-/13733.html

I love the final comment.

C'mon AMD


BTW I think I've made progress oc'ing my 2600k to 4.6 GHz. If it goes through the night I'll be ecstatic.

 

[Nibiru2012]

Sweet Yodap!

IMHO, your CPU temps are a little high though. You may want to consider a Corsair water-cooled setup such as the HC60

 

[yodap]

Sweet Yodap!

IMHO, your CPU temps are a little high though. You may want to consider a Corsair water-cooled setup such as the HC60

I beg to differ sir. I think they are good on air. Some folders would say even "chilly"

Those are all out 100% usage folding temps. I idle in the mid 20's and normal mundane stuff inches me to about 30. I might have to start gaming.

That h60 set-up is nice though.

 

[Full_Taoer]

I beg to differ sir. I think they are good on air. Some folders would say even "chilly"

Those are all out 100% usage folding temps. I idle in the mid 20's and normal mundane stuff inches me to about 30. I might have to start gaming.

That h60 set-up is nice though.

I agree, yodap. Tmax for Core i7 CPUs is higher than what was previously acceptable. I don't have a link to anything right now, but anything below 80c core temp is OK. Obviously, cooler is better, but there is no risk of meltdown if it hovers in the 70s (personal experience to that effect.)

 

[yodap]

Yep, I've been reading copious amounts of material on numerous folding forums and looking at YouTube vids clocking this chip on my mobo and nobody is worrying about low and mid 60's.
I see that there were some 70+ temps int hat screen shot but that's abnormal. This more realistic.

 

[Full_Taoer]

That h60 set-up is nice though.

The most recent Computer Power User magazine tested some cooling systems. The H60 wasn't evaluated, but the H80 and H100 were. H100 tied or bested every other option in all categories. Of course, it costs a little more.

http://www.computerpoweruser.com/DigitalEditions/Default.aspx

Article starts on pg. 19, with the benchmarks on pg. 23.