EPTOn March 04 2012 05:14 Josh_rakoons wrote:
Intel Burntest v2 @ "high" setting - 12 loops
Intel Burntest v2 @ "high" setting - 12 loops
Your fine then.
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Medrea
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Your fine then. | ||
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Highest core was 70. | ||
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Practical loads aren't really like burn tests, so technically you could go further. But if I was doing the test 70C is exactly the number I would be shooting for. But I like being on the super safe side. | ||
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You would be able to go higher but you also need to consider. Ambient temperature. Case situation. And something you have no control over: how good the individual chip you got was. | ||
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On March 04 2012 06:55 Bakkendepao wrote: What would be a good maximum temperature for an 2700k? I'll do 70-73 on the cores as long as I'm not pushing Tcase. If your board (like most) has bad(or no) Tcase sensor support, 67-70 is about the highest you should push, just in case you're getting bad dissipation. | ||
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simplest way i can phrase my question: is this good? yes, it is quite unfortunate i still have 32bit -__- | ||
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Is there legitimate reason for me to be worried about this stuff? What sorts of things can go wrong. I'm using "Liberté" by the way. Obviously I'm a noob so if you could keep the jargon to a minimum that'd be great. | ||
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On March 04 2012 20:29 x2fst wrote: I've recently set up a USB to boot linux, and I'm wondering if there's any precautions I need to take to make sure I don't damage my computer or existing windows 7 installation. Is there legitimate reason for me to be worried about this stuff? What sorts of things can go wrong. I'm using "Liberté" by the way. Obviously I'm a noob so if you could keep the jargon to a minimum that'd be great. Your Windows will be left intact if you boot Linux from a USB drive. Note that Linux will have access to the harddisk with Windows on it, so if you decide to do weird stuff like delete your Windows folder or something similar, it will have consequences. But other than user error, nothing should go wrong. On March 04 2012 19:18 iKill[ShocK] wrote: cpu-z came up 1.37 too, something like 1.4 is max for 2500k? There's no clearly defined maximum, but assuming temperatures are under control, I'd use 1.4 as the maximum for 24/7 overclocks. Experienced overclockers go higher, but often with more advanced cooling or just temporarily to get a higher benchmark score before they lower the settings again. Obviously, the lower you can keep the voltage the better: Less power consumption and less heat. | ||
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note: please do not ask for reason why i wanna do this. basically its like 1) unplug from router and connect modem to my comp 2) do ipconfig/renew or release 3) plug back the modem cable to router will it affect my family's connection due to the IP changes in modem? | ||
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