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I ran prime95 to get a temperature idea after installing my hyper212 evo. Test was one using a manually set inaudible fan speed on the small fft's test.

Results:

EvExr6Y.jpg

My question is, what do these results tell me? Is my chip good?

Intel core i5-3570k @ 3.4 GHz - Sapphire Radeon HD7870 Ghz OC Ed 1050/1250 - Kingston HyperX 3k 120GB SSD - G.Skill 8 GB's DDR3-1600 MHz 


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It can run crysis.

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their alright, how long were you running it for?

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Around 16 minutes. Doesn't take too long to reach max temp.

Intel core i5-3570k @ 3.4 GHz - Sapphire Radeon HD7870 Ghz OC Ed 1050/1250 - Kingston HyperX 3k 120GB SSD - G.Skill 8 GB's DDR3-1600 MHz 


Asus Z77-A mobo - Windows 7 64 bit - Corsair raptor HS30 headset - Corsair CX600 600w PSU - CM hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler


It can run crysis.

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Around 16 minutes. Doesn't take too long to reach max temp.

 

idk maybe try 30 minutes or an hour to be better.

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Around 16 minutes. Doesn't take too long to reach max temp.

prime 95 does 15 minute cycles. despite being at 100% cpu usage thw whole time every 15 minutes there will be a super burner that will really light up your cpu. try running it for a full 30 minutes and see what temps you get then.

 

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I ran prime95 to get a temperature idea after installing my hyper212 evo. Test was one using a manually set inaudible fan speed on the small fft's test.

Results:

http://i.imgur.com/EvExr6Y.jpg

My question is, what do these results tell me? Is my chip good?

 

looks good, but not tested long enough to make a full-determination. 

 

you'd be best served to use XTU (Intel Extreme Utility) for benching the Haswell

CPUs. the effect of p95 on the 1150 socket is not forth-telling. tends to eck more

voltage than necessary.

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looks good, but not tested long enough to make a full-determination. 

 

you'd be best served to use XTU (Intel Extreme Utility) for benching the Haswell

CPUs. the effect of p95 on the 1150 socket is not forth-telling. tends to eck more

voltage than necessary.

 

Erm, I have a 3570k.

Intel core i5-3570k @ 3.4 GHz - Sapphire Radeon HD7870 Ghz OC Ed 1050/1250 - Kingston HyperX 3k 120GB SSD - G.Skill 8 GB's DDR3-1600 MHz 


Asus Z77-A mobo - Windows 7 64 bit - Corsair raptor HS30 headset - Corsair CX600 600w PSU - CM hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler


It can run crysis.

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Erm, I have a 3570k.

 

opps... i apologize.

but still tested not long enough to make a determination on the issue

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