Did i damage my hardware?

[KezzaMcFezza]

Me, Bananansplit, Monzy and alot of other forum members started overclocking our hardware to the limit just for the fun of it! i got a max of 4.7 Ghz ofc and banana got a 4.8Ghz (Lucky fuck xD)

But while i was overclocking my intel graphics i got them to a multiplier of 18 and voltage of 2 Volts (note the default is 0.800 volts) and i ran it for a few seconds and my CPU reached TJ max (105 Celsius). My pc still works.

But i'm just wondering did i do long term damage with the 2 volts?

 

Thanks in advance

 

P.S the default multiplier is 12.

[HPWebcamAble]

You'll probably be ok, but I wouldn't do it again.

[HrutkayMods]

if it still works you should be fine, just don't keep doing it

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, HPWebcamAble said:

You'll probably be ok, but I wouldn't do it again.

Lol never, it was so fun though crushing my cinebench scores

[runit3]

Run the iGPU instead of the 970 and see if you get any output.

[Juanse]

2 minutes ago, ProKeero said:

Me, Bananansplit, Monzy and alot of other forum members started overclocking our hardware to the limit just for the fun of it! i got a max of 4.7 Ghz ofc and banana got a 4.8Ghz (Lucky fuck xD)

But while i was overclocking my intel graphics i got them to a multiplier of 18 and voltage of 2 Volts (note the default is 0.800 volts) and i ran it for a few seconds and my CPU reached TJ max (105 Celsius). My pc still works.

But i'm just wondering did i do long term damage with the 2 volts?

 

Thanks in advance

Not necessarilly, that's the max temp rated for an Intel CPU before it starts to thermal throttle

[LokiFire]

Just now, ProKeero said:

Me, Bananansplit, Monzy and alot of other forum members started overclocking our hardware to the limit just for the fun of it! i got a max of 4.7 Ghz ofc and banana got a 4.8Ghz (Lucky fuck xD)

But while i was overclocking my intel graphics i got them to a multiplier of 18 and voltage of 2 Volts (note the default is 0.800 volts) and i ran it for a few seconds and my CPU reached TJ max (105 Celsius). My pc still works.

But i'm just wondering did i do long term damage with the 2 volts?

 

Thanks in advance

LOL>>>> My SSD died on me 2 months ago.... RIP 850 pro ;-;  

LOL>>>>multiplier of 18 and voltage of 2 Volts 

LOOOOL>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> But i'm just wondering did i do long term damage with the 2 volts?

 

 

I like you already

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, runit3 said:

Run the iGPU instead of the 970 and see if you get any output.

I was running the i GPU instead of the 970  cus the intel graphics overclock like fuck

[KezzaMcFezza]

1 minute ago, LokiFire said:

LOL>>>> My SSD died on me 2 months ago.... RIP 850 pro ;-;  

LOL>>>>multiplier of 18 and voltage of 2 Volts 

LOOOOL>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> But i'm just wondering did i do long term damage with the 2 volts?

 

 

I like you already

 thanks!

[runit3]

Just now, ProKeero said:

I was running the i GPU instead of the 970  cus the intel graphics overclock like fuck

If it still works, it still works. Don't ever give your core voltage 2.0 or you'll likely instakill it. Somewhat surprised you didn't kill it from what you've already done.

[KezzaMcFezza]

3 minutes ago, Juanse said:

Not necessarilly, that's the max temp rated for an Intel CPU before it starts to thermal throttle

Lol thanks, that's why i was asking because 2 volts is fucking insane xD. Maybe it could be the new pizza heater that luke made?

 

Kek

[Enderman]

9 minutes ago, LokiFire said:

LOL>>>> My SSD died on me 2 months ago.... RIP 850 pro ;-;  

 

how did you kill your 850 pro

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, Enderman said:

how did you kill your 850 pro

I didn't kill it, i think the controller died on me because it still had 50 terabytes of write cycles left

[Enderman]

5 minutes ago, ProKeero said:

I didn't kill it, i think the controller died on me because it still had 50 terabytes of write cycles left

???

what are you talking about?

write cycles are measured in integers not bytes

and SSD nand only has a few thousands cycles

 

why would the controller die if it had write cycles left....

write cycles have nothing to do with the controller

[LokiFire]

Just now, Enderman said:

???

what are you talking about?

write cycles are measured in integers not bytes

and SSD nand only has a few thousands cycles

 

why would the controller die if it had write cycles left....

write cycles have nothing to do with the controller

Overclocking I/O?

9.1Volts through my USB headers

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, Enderman said:

???

what are you talking about?

write cycles are measured in integers not bytes

and SSD nand only has a few thousands cycles

 

why would the controller die if it had write cycles left....

write cycles have nothing to do with the controller

Lol you don't get what i mean, the SSD died very early in fact 4 months after i got it. and idc about what they use for write cycles i just said i had 50 terabytes left on writes.

I was implying that it died without warming or reason. 

[Enderman]

12 minutes ago, ProKeero said:

Lol you don't get what i mean, the SSD died very early in fact 4 months after i got it. and idc about what they use for write cycles i just said i had 50 terabytes left on writes.

I was implying that it died without warming or reason. 

thats really weird...

was it actually dead? didnt work on other PCs? did you RMA it?

[KezzaMcFezza]

Just now, Enderman said:

thats really weird...

was it actually dead? didnt work on other PCs? did you RMA it?

Its actually dead and no i didn't RMA it as i don't trust samsung anymore

[Enderman]

20 minutes ago, ProKeero said:

Its actually dead and no i didn't RMA it as i don't trust samsung anymore

but i mean you could have gotten a new one and sold it to get money back...

[harrynowl]

Well it's not ideal. I'd suggest getting dry ice or something next time you feel like pushing it cause it makes it much more fun.

[KezzaMcFezza]

1 minute ago, harrynowl said:

Well it's not ideal. I'd suggest getting dry ice or something next time you feel like pushing it cause it makes it much more fun.

 right

[harrynowl]

45 minutes ago, ProKeero said:

 right

Well the lower temps help. you need negative temperatures to scale silicone clock speeds due to resistance and co-efficiencies  

 

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