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i7-6700k 4.2 GHz/1.350 V, 92 degrees Max during RealBench, what should I do?

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

No at your current 4.5 GHz at 1.3v.  Run the CPU test (all cores, not single) for 4 to 5 times.

 

If it doesn't crash, you're going back into BIOS and dropping it to 1.29v.

 

 

Done.

4.5GHz

1.3 V

 

I will run the stress now.

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37 minutes ago, RGT said:

Done.

4.5GHz

1.3 V

 

I will run the stress now.

 

Cinebench, NOT the stress test.

 

 

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

Cinebench, NOT the stress test.

 

 

The run button next to 986 cb, this button?. this is my first time with this program.

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34 minutes ago, RGT said:

The run button next to 986 cb, this button?. this is my first time with this program.

 

Yep.  Run it a few more times and if it doesn't crash go back into BIOS and drop your CPU voltage to 1.29v.

 

Cinebench is a fast down and dirty way to test your CPU as you search for rough CPU speed/voltage settings.  You're still going to test long term stability once we get closer to your final voltage.

 

 

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

Yep.  Run it a few more times and if it doesn't crash go back into BIOS and drop your CPU voltage to 1.29v.

 

Cinebench is a fast down and dirty way to test your CPU as you search for rough CPU speed/voltage settings.  You're still going to test long term stability once we get closer to your final voltage.

 

 

Done, I run it 6 times and everything is fine.

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1 minute ago, RGT said:

Done, I run it 6 times and everything is fine.

 

Look above and follows that guidance repeatedly.

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26 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

 

Look above and follows that guidance repeatedly.

yep, i'm doing that. I will let you know. wait me

 

26 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

 

Look above and follows that guidance repeatedly.

i'm on 1.28 now, and keep going....

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i'm on 1.28 now, and keep going....

 

Good to go.  Remember, we're going to add more voltage back in for stability testing, but we want to figure out what bottom is first.

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

Good to go.  Remember, we're going to add more voltage back in for stability testing, but we want to figure out what bottom is first.

1.27 now

god, this will be a large way....

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3 minutes ago, RGT said:

1.27 now

god, this will be a large way....

 

Yes, you are learning!  Keep at it, you're getting great advice.

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Just now, tbake0155 said:

 

Yes, you are learning!  Keep at it, you're getting great advice.

 

Greatings from Virginia bud!

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Howdy there!  You're doing a great job helping : )

1 minute ago, done12many2 said:

 

Greatings from Virginia bud!

 

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

Greatings from Virginia bud!

1.25 v

keep going..

 

god..... is more stressful than a angry girlfriend.

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Just now, tbake0155 said:

Howdy there!  You're doing a great job helping : )

 

 

Thanks a lot.  I appreciate the feedback.  

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1.25 v

keep going..

 

god..... is more stressful than a angry girlfriend.

 

I think you might be able to see why you were having temp issues now?  You've learned a bit about ambient room temps and a little about excessive voltage.  :D

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

I think you might be able to see why you were having temp issues now?  You've learned a bit about ambient room temps and a little about excessive voltage.  :D

DONE!. FINALLY.

I have received a blue screen of hell itself.

 

I had and I have right now 1.250 V.

Something funny happened to me, I was recording a video for you and I receive the blue screen in that moment ahaha, I'm uploading it right now to share with you.

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DONE!. FINALLY.

I have received a blue screen of hell itself.

 

I had and I have right now 1.250 V.

Something funny happened to me, I was recording a video for you and I receive the blue screen in that moment ahaha, I'm uploading it right now to share with you.

 

Okay, increase it to 1.26v and rerun Cinebench.  If it passes again, we're going to start your long term stability testing.  Don't get overly excited as we may be adding a bit more voltage back in.

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

Okay, increase it to 1.26v and rerun Cinebench.  If it passes again, we're going to start your long term stability testing.  Don't get overly excited as we may be adding a bit more voltage back in.

Look at the video here: http://es.tinypic.com/r/hsubty/9

it's funny

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

 

That's funny.  Now it's time to get it back to functional and then start stability testing.

I did the test 4 times and it passed perfectly.

What now?

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Just now, RGT said:

I did the test 4 times and it passed perfectly.

What now?

Fire up RealBench and let it run.  It'll probably crash, just a fair warning.  :D

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

Fire up RealBench and let it run.  It'll probably crash, just a fair warning.  :D

OK, I will leave it for 30m. I will go to eat something quick to the kitchen.

 

See photo below of my temps right after Cinebench.

Remember I have on Power Option: Balanced selected

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3 hours ago, done12many2 said:

Fire up RealBench and let it run.  It'll probably crash, just a fair warning.  :D

Something went wrong.

 

Instability detected!

 

See photo below, temps look good.

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22 minutes ago, RGT said:

Something went wrong.

 

Instability detected!

 

See photo below:

 

Like I said, it wasn't going to work.  Go into BIOS and add back .01v.  Retry RealBench after that.

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Something to consider is that you may want to buy something like AIDA64 Extreme in the future so that you can set up On Screen Displays on your desktop so that you can monitor all system vitals regularly.  You'll learn a great deal about your PC's hardware by doing this.  

 

An example of the OSD on my desktop.

 

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