3770k OC

[Morfy]

It's a K series cpu, it's made for overclocking, yours should turbo to 3.9 so tell them that with autovoltage hits 90 and is not cool...

[ericchaipc]

Tell them it won't ever turbo to max because temps get to high.

Well i did talk to their support just now. Their answer is , any cpu that can run at stock speed consider is qualified cpu . Sad.

[BlackOutCrisis]

Well i did talk to their support just now. Their answer is , any cpu that can run at stock speed consider is qualified cpu . Sad.

Tell them your foot up their ass is a qualified ass kicking so they better replace that shit :P

[ericchaipc]

Tell them your foot up their ass is a qualified ass kicking so they better replace that shit :P

Ha ha !! Well i hope it will work for me . Anyway ,thanks guys for all the suggestion and help. Appreciate it very much. 

[Morfy]

Spend 20 bucks on the intel tuning plan and make a suicide run, get some crazy clocks with immense voltages, kill it and get a new one.

[nickbickerstaff]

Hey guys! I am running a 3770k at 4.5 GHZ at 1.4v. Today I took off the IHS and changed the crappy TIM. I used Arctic Silver 5. Before, when i used prime 95 small FFT, after a few minutes the CPU would crash due to overheating. Now, the CPU stays at the 100 degree mark. I am thinking i may be able to turn down the voltage a little but and see if it is still stable. I am very happy with the results of changing the TIM!

[nickbickerstaff]

Forgot to mention, I am using a H100i in pull with Bitfenix Spectre Pro fans.

[grayperview]

The Problem wasn't just the TIM is was the voltage 1.4 is way too much voltage, 4.5ghz should be do able at around 1.28 to 1.35.

Personally i would start at 1.25 volts and work up from there with testing.

[nickbickerstaff]

The Problem wasn't just the TIM is was the voltage 1.4 is way too much voltage, 4.5ghz should be do able at around 1.28 to 1.35.

Personally i would start at 1.25 volts and work up from there with testing.

so do you think id be able to get a higher overclock at 1.4v?

[nickbickerstaff]

The Problem wasn't just the TIM is was the voltage 1.4 is way too much voltage, 4.5ghz should be do able at around 1.28 to 1.35.

Personally i would start at 1.25 volts and work up from there with testing.

aha very nice dude, its at 1.25 vots now, and stress testing at 90 degrees, 15 degrees lower and the same oc! thanks

[grayperview]

1.4 will accelerate the deterioration on your chip, anything over 1.35v you are shortening the life of an IVY...so they say.

[ericchaipc]

Hey guys! I am running a 3770k at 4.5 GHZ at 1.4v. Today I took off the IHS and changed the crappy TIM. I used Arctic Silver 5. Before, when i used prime 95 small FFT, after a few minutes the CPU would crash due to overheating. Now, the CPU stays at the 100 degree mark. I am thinking i may be able to turn down the voltage a little but and see if it is still stable. I am very happy with the results of changing the TIM!

Which method you use for de-lide ? razors blade or vice method ? Did you apply tim on IHS ? How long you take , did you glue your IHS back ?

[nickbickerstaff]

Which method you use for de-lide ? razors blade or vice method ? Did you apply tim on IHS ? How long you take , did you glue your IHS back ?

i used a razorblade, it came off in about 2 minutes. it actually comes off easier than people think. yes i put on arctic silver 5. and no i didnt glue it back, just made sure that it was firmly in place and then put down the retention bracket 

[Wats]

103c with 1.25v?

 

Why are you guys telling him to delid? yeah it's a great idea but he screwed up installing the cooler!

[ericchaipc]

i used a razorblade, it came off in about 2 minutes. it actually comes off easier than people think. yes i put on arctic silver 5. and no i didnt glue it back, just made sure that it was firmly in place and then put down the retention bracket 

What i mean is applying TIM on the inner side of the IHS  . My bad cause never explain it clearly.

[nickbickerstaff]

yeah like i said, i put on arctic silver 5

 

What i mean is applying TIM on the inner side of the IHS  . My bad cause never explain it clearly.

[ericchaipc]

yeah like i said, i put on arctic silver 5

Thanks mate !!

[TimmyTechTV]

i used a razorblade, it came off in about 2 minutes. it actually comes off easier than people think. yes i put on arctic silver 5. and no i didnt glue it back, just made sure that it was firmly in place and then put down the retention bracket 

 

Personally I wouldn't use arctic silver 5 since I'm pretty sure its conductive. I usually use Arctic Silver Ceramique when replacing the TIM between the processor and the HIS. Between the HIS and the heatsink of your cooler, Silver 5 would be fine.