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Lower voltage as much as you can (Turn auto voltage off if you can) untill it crashes at full load, if it is still above 65 but stable then lower the clock until so OR get a better CPU cooler 

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I have an fx 8350
Asus M5a99fx pro r2.0 mobo
Hyper 212 evo fan

I overclocked just today and at full load my cpu ran up to 77.5 degrees. Is this normal for 4.5 GHz or should I tone it down

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I have an fx 8350

Asus M5a99fx pro r2.0 mobo

Hyper 212 evo fan

I overclocked just today and at full load my cpu ran up to 77.5 degrees. Is this normal for 4.5 GHz or should I tone it down

you should tone it down a bit, AMD recommends a max of 62 degrees Celsius for these chips, i would not go over 65

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Try to lower the volts

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Lower voltage as much as you can (Turn auto voltage off if you can) untill it crashes at full load, if it is still above 65 but stable then lower the clock until so OR get a better CPU cooler 

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Dude you realize that Intel have simular temps at same clockspeed?

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Dude you realize that Intel have simular temps at same clockspeed?

Intel chips won't melt down running at 77c, AMD chips will.

 

@OP you should not run more than 62c for a 24/7 overclock on AMD CPU's.

 

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I'm oc'd to 4.65 on my 8350 and under load it hasn't gotten above 50C, granted I have an insane cooler and great airflow. So I'd bring back that OC a little bit

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Intel chips won't melt down running at 77c, AMD chips will.

 

@OP you should not run more than 62c for a 24/7 overclock on AMD CPU's.

 

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^ This. I never saw my old i5 melt at 78C as its full load.

 

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I have an fx 8350

Asus M5a99fx pro r2.0 mobo

Hyper 212 evo fan

I overclocked just today and at full load my cpu ran up to 77.5 degrees. Is this normal for 4.5 GHz or should I tone it down

 

I was getting these temps with a 8320 @ 4.3Ghz on stock voltage with a hyper 212 on a gigabyte 990XA-UD3. What voltage are you at?

 

http://i.imgur.com/buEJLWO.png

 

The hyper 212 is a decent budget cooler but just doesn't do a good job of dissipating the heat from FX 8 cores. They are better suited for moderate overclocks on intel quad cores from my personal experience.

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Intel chips won't melt down running at 77c, AMD chips will.

 

@OP you should not run more than 62c for a 24/7 overclock on AMD CPU's.

 

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proof? never heard that

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I was getting these temps with a 8320 @ 4.3Ghz on stock voltage with a hyper 212 on a gigabyte 990XA-UD3. What voltage are you at?

http://i.imgur.com/buEJLWO.png

The hyper 212 is a decent budget cooler but just doesn't do a good job of dissipating the heat from FX 8 cores. They are better suited for moderate overclocks on intel quad cores from my personal experience.

I am now at 1.4. I was at 1.43 before and now it's staying at around 65°C. I have to tone it down more again because it's only been 5 minutes into the test

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Lower voltage as much as you can (Turn auto voltage off if you can) untill it crashes at full load, if it is still above 65 but stable then lower the clock until so OR get a better CPU cooler

Doing that right now. Thanks!

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proof? never heard that

Unfortunately, AMD states nothing as to what the maximum temperature is on their website, which I find to be rather annoying and stupid. The generally accepted maximum temperature is around 65C. That's what I find at least when doing a Google search and looking at forums, including Tom's Hardware.

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Lower voltage as much as you can (Turn auto voltage off if you can) untill it crashes at full load, if it is still above 65 but stable then lower the clock until so OR get a better CPU cooler

Thank you very much my friend! 4.5 ghz with a stable temperature of 50-60°C :D

55°C to be exact!

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