curtixman

I had purchased a 2019 Blade in an effort to transition from my desktop to a mobile platform. The plan was to sell the desktop but, as I’m sure many of you are familiar, it’s been difficult to get any interest. So, I'm considering just keeping it. But, I would really prefer to have an entirely unified experience between the two. is there any way to do this with Windows? I know I. Could probably use SyncToy or something similar to at least unify the files but. That would take some doing and likely never really work fully as intended. Also, it’s not ideally what I’m hoping for. What I would like is a fully unified experience.

Looking for suggestions for a cheap external enclosure adequate for a 1080 ti.

BS. No one is getting 4500Mhz at 1.35v at 70c peak temps. Not a chance

My 5820k is barely stable at 4100 at 1.275v. I call BS on people getting 4500+. Just because you can get through a Aida64 run long enough to get a score doesn't mean crap. Run OCCT or P95 for an hour and I can take your OC seriously. IMO the likely successful OC for a 5820k is 4100Mhz, not 4500 as many OC guides claim.

Why is there such a huge difference in stability between stress tests? In videos and tutorials I see so many people using Aida64 and calling it a pass but why? Does it actually matter if my CPU isn't stable with some stress tests? If it passes for a long period of time with Aida64 is that good enough?

It's hard to imagine you're maintaining acceptable temps with that kind of voltages but I would say that if you're maintaining under 80 degrees ish with that much voltage it should be fine. I have a 5820K also and I cant seem to maintain even 4400 with 1.375+ volts. have you changed anything else of consequence?

core voltage is 1.325 cache is 1.350 agent is 1.20 According to Real Temp I average 69-81 under Aida load.

There is zero chance I could run P95 overnight at almost any kind of reasonable OC on this chip. Most people can hit 4400-4500 on the 5820K and I bet I couldn't run P95 for an hour at 4200.

Ya, I am aware of that and so generally use Aida64. Often, when it's stable I may try P95 and a few tweaks to see if I can get it stable with P95 too but it never works. But, I am having major stability problems with OCCT as well. I'd try another stability test if you have a suggestion.

I am overclocking my 5820K and when I use Aida64 as a stress test it seems fine and stable howver, when I use anything else such as P95 and OCCT it crashes or errors almost immediately. In fact, the difference between what is stable in Aida64 and either P95 or OCCT is substantial. I can get 4500 on all cores and 4300 on the uncore in Aida64 but cant not get a stable 4300 with either P95 or OCCT. Any thoughts or suggestions?