I5 4670k w/ hyper 212 evo
4.2 GHz @ 1.12 V
Ran aida64 for an hour and was getting 55-60 C (ambient temp around 17C). I tried going to 4.3 without touching the voltage but got a BSOD. I will probably try again tonight when I get some time. Not sure how far I should try to push it
5820k with an everyday overclock of 4Ghz @ 1.05v on a custom water loop with 18c ambient
AMD FX-6100 4,3Ghz
1.39V
Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0
Corsair H100i
Coolermaster IC essential E2
idle: 13 degrees celsius
load(prime 95): 45 degrees celsius
its winter BTW
i5-4670k at 4.0Ghz cooled by the bequit dark Rock Pro 3
full load: 56 C' max.
I'm game,
i5-3570K @4.5GHz on a Corsair H80i, lows around 25C and highs no more than 70C all at stock voltage which I'm surprised I managed though it may be my ASRock Extreme4 doing auto adjustments and what not.
4770K @4.5GHz 1.25v w/ Akasa AK-455 Thermal Compound
Cooled by a Corsair H110 w/ two Noctua Fans replacing the stock fans
Temps at idle are 30 C and at load are between 60 and 70 C
3570k
4.2 Ghz all cores
1.26 volts
212 evo push config
arctic silver
idles 28, ambient 22ish
prime 95 pushes 65
handbrake pushes 55
I could probably eke out another 100-200 mhz but risk outweighs benefits in my mind. If anyone else thinks to the contrary let me know!
Thanks for the topic!
i5 4690k
OC @ 4.5 GHz
1.25 V
Corsair H100i (2x Noctua NF-F12 in Pull)
MSI Z97m Gaming mobo
ICDiamond Thermal Compound
Idle @ 25-30 C
Full Load @ ~60 C
Prime95 @ 70-75 C during Burn Test
Those are some low temps, hope that condensation is not a thing!
I7-4790k sent that turd back for a replacement, it's on a stock cooler with good air flow at stock speeds.
http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/g475/robotc96/bf4_2014_11_15_17_33_34_197_zps63a0d944.png
Amd FX 6300 overclocked to 4.3 ghz
Cooler master fan I have no idea what kind low profile i think and is a vortex something like 753?
Room temp 60F
Core temp running 20 min stress test 57C
I got my FX 6300 to 4.3Ghz on low profile coolermaster fan
2500k @ 4.7 GHz on a custom loop
Idle low 30's C
max load in prime is low to mid 60's C with fans ramping up to roughly 50%
Im just going to guess here but its looking like room temperature and clocked at a massive 0.56ghz
At least his Cpu will last compared to one running at 70 degrees.
after run keep in mind after the run eco features were kicking on AKA AMD CnQ
http://www.overclock.net/g/i/2262472/a/1281130/5-ghz-24-7-oc-club/sort/display_order/
during run
http://www.overclock.net/g/i/2262470/a/1281130/5-ghz-24-7-oc-club/sort/display_order/
These are from my 24/7 5ghz OC post on overclock.net and max temp was 52c running IBT AVX standard 10pass run not sure exactly my ambients at time and also as far as volts at CPU was 1.536v or so. Well as for my cooling it is a 1 of a kind liquid cooling system involving a V8 copper / brass 5core car radiator for my 1973 GTO was new and went with a summit racing radiator in the car and a cummins trans cooler between GPU's and CPU also new both have PC fans mounted on them all this is mounted in a custom cooling cabinet under my computer.
3770k cooler is H80i, thermal paste is arctic silver. i can't seem to overclock tho lol, multiplayer is x42 but can't get the core speed to go past the stock speeds. not sure if my mobo is not up to overclocking or what :(
FX-8350
4.4ghz @ 1.308V
BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 3 (silent profile set in BIOS)
Case fans @ 7volts
After 4 hours of FPU stress test in Aida64 :
Cpu 48c
Socket 60c
Could probably push this chip a lot more! It's my second Fx-8350 and this one is almost too easy to overclock compared to my last one which required 1.387V to be stable @ 4.4ghz.
man you need to work on your socket temp otherwise you are in for bad times or bad stuff to go wrong add a fan pulling the heat off the VRM's and out back of case by doing this you will reduce heat saturation of the CPU socket / motherboard. PLZ don't blow air onto the VRM's this forces the heat to make contact with the mobo and socket further increasing heat saturation of the CPU socket.
PLZ look at my post and you will see my VRM's and socket temps are very manageable even at 5ghz 24/7 OC running something like IBT AVX standard full run 100% stable pass on AMD FX 9590 which is literally worst case scenario so if temps are way in the green like they are on mine the mobo and CPU and such will last much longer.
I also want to say as the socket temps go up the CPU DIE temps will also and the VRM temps when they go up efficiency is lost making more power to be lost in form of heat rather than turned into usefull power so keeping these temps down will allow for much higher overclocks with less voltage the key to overclocking on the AMD FX is keeping temps down lower you keep them the less voltage they will require in general.
fx4300
4.543ghz @ 1.424v
Emermax ETS-T4-TA Dual 120mm Fans on a push pull system
Idle:85-95F
Load 110-125F depending on the game i play