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1.5 (i think) Not sure about temps but I have a 360mm rad just for cpu

1.5v seems somewhat high,I'd say around 4-7 years for the cpu because of the high voltage and the constant 100% load.

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Are you asking when you expect them to die ?

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If they are in a normal temperature range then they should last for quite a while.

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Ok just as everyone else has said, if it has the cooling and isn't overlocked a ton then it should be good, I'd expect it to run in your life time and past.

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at what temps?

 

what voltage is the 3930K running at?

1.5 (i think) Not sure about temps but I have a 360mm rad just for cpu

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1.5 (i think) Not sure about temps but I have a 360mm rad just for cpu

1.5v seems somewhat high,I'd say around 4-7 years for the cpu because of the high voltage and the constant 100% load.

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It depends on how hot they are running. If you are starving them of air flow, it will not be long. But if you have decent cooling and minimal dust, they should run for a long time.

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BTW - Intel recommend no more then 1.4v at max, for 7/24 OC. Even without Folding, running at 1.5v is really going to degrade that CPU a lot quicker. I never run more then 1.35v into a SB or IB over clock. And if I even need that much, something is wrong. For Haswell, the new limit as per Intel is 1.3v...

 

I would definately take a look at your temps - if you are Folding and running aty 1.5v, that chip is going to degrade really fast.

 

Like everyone else has said, at stock with good cooling, components can last a LONG time. Even with mild to moderate OCs and good cooling you can expect a component to last longer then your next upgrade cycle.

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