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Oh well, mine is delidded but it's an absolute turd overclocker :D

 

1.412V for 4,7ghz. yay

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Oh well, mine is delidded but it's an absolute turd overclocker :D

the thing with delidding its scary.. im quite scared to do it..

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the thing with delidding its scary.. im quite scared to do it..

 

Then don't, tbh.

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Oh well, mine is delidded but it's an absolute turd overclocker :D

 

1.412V for 4,7ghz. yay

 

Mines not too great either, I can get it to pass hour long stress tests (AIDA and Intel extreme) @4.7Ghz @1.280v (mid 60'sC, underload) but it randomly crashes during video encoding.

 

I have given up on over-clocking mine for now, and have just gone for 4.4@1.180v as its fast and cool.

 

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Mines not too great either, I can get it to pass hour long stress tests (AIDA and Intel extreme) @4.7Ghz @1.280v (mid 60'sC, underload) but it randomly crashes during video encoding.

 

I have given up on over-clocking mine for now, and have just gone for 4.4@1.180v as its fast and cool.

At least you guys got somewhere. My Core i5 6600T is being very selfish, and takes 1.3v to do 4.3ghz. To do 4.5, it takes 1.35v x.x

 

It won't even post at 170 BCLK, unless i give it dangerously high levels of VCCSA. The voltage wall is very real, and the kool-aid man is nowhere to be found.

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because of the avx instruction.. i know

just 1344k is the best test for cpu.. 

 

just try those settings in prime yourself.. it creates insane temps

 

its not even the hot one either.  8k is 20c hotter for me than 1344k (delidded custom loop)

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its not even the hot one either.  8k is 20c hotter for me than 1344k (delidded custom loop)

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Yeah, Small FFT (8-48k) for heat, 1344 and 2688 for vcore. Which is why i said this:

 

 

Wouldn't mind seeing temps after 15 minutes of 48k FFT :P

Temps during 1344k just doesn't impress me much. We all know that there can always be more heat!

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Ain't that bad. I run mine 4.7GHz @ 1.23v, temps are around 59-62c in AIDA64. I would be able to reach 4.8GHz but I'd rather have low voltage then high. Delidded it and got 10c drop in temps, worth it for any water cooling and was very easy.

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At least you guys got somewhere. My Core i5 6600T is being very selfish, and takes 1.3v to do 4.3ghz. To do 4.5, it takes 1.35v x.x

 

It won't even post at 170 BCLK, unless i give it dangerously high levels of VCCSA. The voltage wall is very real, and the kool-aid man is nowhere to be found.

 

Voltages for Skylake ar higher than Haswell. They no longer have FIVR's. 1.35V for skylake =! 1.35V for haswell.

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temps  after bf4 game in hot small room with heating on :

Vcore was about 1.296 under load

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Voltages for Skylake ar higher than Haswell. They no longer have FIVR's. 1.35V for skylake =! 1.35V for haswell.

Yeah, but I had made the assumption that T processors would have lower voltage leak. While it appears to be true for say, a 150BCLK (Can go from 2.7 to 4.05 with just 1.2V) , voltage scaling starts to get out of control very quickly after that, with a 300mhz overclock requiring a whole 100mv. 

 

This is my first time dealing with Skylake though, and information seems to be scarce. Do you know if VCCIO/SA voltage tolerances are higher on Skylake? I know stock VCCIO is 0.950v, while stock VCCSA is 1.0v. Seems to be up about 100mv from Haswell. Those two are the only voltages that actually worry me any, for obvious reasons. 

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No experience either with Skylake, sorry. Only know that voltages are not to be compared to Haswell, due to the fact they went back to motherboard control instead of FIVR. 

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because of the avx instruction.. i know

just 1344k is the best test for cpu..

 

IBT AVX would be my next test for uber stability. 

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You should put it under water and push it even higher. Seems like a waste to have such a good chip limited by temps...

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