3770k temps

[jathor]

alright so these are the specs: [url=http://linustechtips.com/main/forum/the-workbench/build-logs/102466-blue-sun?p=104753#post104753]http://linustechtips.com/main/forum/the-workbench/build-logs/102466-blue-sun?p=104753#post104753[/url=http://linustechtips.com/main/forum/the-workbench/build-logs/102466-blue-sun?p=104753#post104753] and what i wanted to know is my cpu on idle is 40-46c and on prime 95 at around 86. before anyone asks, i pasted and re-pasted no joke a dozen times with ic diamond and i know i'm doing it right every time (i'm a computer tech) and i know i placed the h80i well, and used the washer method to get it tight but still no change, also, i change the h80i 3 times thinking it was the problem. Are these temps ok for a 1.29v 3770k at 4.5ghz? i know ivy runs hot but this hot? really?. cuz i see people getting 4.5 ghz on less voltage but i tried my friends 3770k and it needs 1.31v to be fully stable (cant remember the temps)

p.s. room temp is between 21 and 24

thanks for the feedback

[Wats]

Not all IBs are the same, well some are...

Your chip is a little warm with 1.3Vcore. Your idle temps are a little bad too (although idle temps mean nothing).

You need to delid your Ivy Bridge to fix that. Google it :D

[jathor]

yeah i thought of that, i'm kind of worried of ruining it, plus the fact that it completely voids the warranty!

[Guest]

yeah i thought of that' date=' i'm kind of worried of ruining it, plus the fact that it completely voids the warranty![/quote']

If you're worried about your warranty then I highly recommend using the Intel Tuning Plan. It costs about $25 for a 3770K and entitles you to one replacement for failure under running outside stock Intel specifications. Register here: http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/

If you have more questions ask away otherwise have a look at the f.a.q - http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/BsiFaq.aspx

[unidentical]

It is important to note that not all chips are created equal. Your 3770 might not have such high quality silicon and therefore will not be capable of hitting the higher clocks at the lower vcore.

[jathor]

yeah i thought of that' date=' i'm kind of worried of ruining it, plus the fact that it completely voids the warranty![/quote']

If you're worried about your warranty then I highly recommend using the Intel Tuning Plan. It costs about $25 for a 3770K and entitles you to one replacement for failure under running outside stock Intel specifications. Register here: http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/

If you have more questions ask away otherwise have a look at the f.a.q - http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/BsiFaq.aspx

this is quite interesting, i really like this option cuz i am really willing to try delidding. thanks windspeed.

[jathor]

It is important to note that not all chips are created equal. Your 3770 might not have such high quality silicon and therefore will not be capable of hitting the higher clocks at the lower vcore.

yeah i know i didnt win the silicone lottery but i didnt lose it completely either, at least i can reach 4.5 and even 4.7 (but waaaay to hot and too much voltage at anything above 4.5). also, for 200mhz more, i dont care (already a 1ghz oc is not bad) and i know it wont make that much of a diff. my friends cannot even get stable at 4.5 and the other, like i mentioned above, is only stable at high voltage. different bin number for all of them.