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8700k @ 5Ghz

8700k @ 5Ghz

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Xxminecraft8xX
Junior Member
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11-13-2017, 07:27 PM
#1
Not long ago I changed my bios from f2 to f14. My motherboard is a Z370 AORUS ULTRA GAMING 2.0. It doesn’t load my saved bios settings, so I had to redo the overclock. I’m now at 5.0Ghz @ 1.28. Temperatures look normal, room temp is around 20°C, and idle temps are 35-40°C. The case isn’t perfect for airflow—my In-Win 303 Mid Tower Case in white works fine. Gaming temps average 60°C, with a max hit of 72°C for a split second (Cod War Zone Ultra settings uncapped). I ran Prime 95 Small and got temps around 80°C, which is okay but I encountered an error. The rounding was 0.5, less than expected by 0.4, suggesting it might need a bit more voltage. Should I increase the voltage slightly or keep it as is? I haven’t seen any crashes or BSODs. Cheers.
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Xxminecraft8xX
11-13-2017, 07:27 PM #1

Not long ago I changed my bios from f2 to f14. My motherboard is a Z370 AORUS ULTRA GAMING 2.0. It doesn’t load my saved bios settings, so I had to redo the overclock. I’m now at 5.0Ghz @ 1.28. Temperatures look normal, room temp is around 20°C, and idle temps are 35-40°C. The case isn’t perfect for airflow—my In-Win 303 Mid Tower Case in white works fine. Gaming temps average 60°C, with a max hit of 72°C for a split second (Cod War Zone Ultra settings uncapped). I ran Prime 95 Small and got temps around 80°C, which is okay but I encountered an error. The rounding was 0.5, less than expected by 0.4, suggesting it might need a bit more voltage. Should I increase the voltage slightly or keep it as is? I haven’t seen any crashes or BSODs. Cheers.

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Spark670
Junior Member
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11-21-2017, 03:05 AM
#2
Afro_ninja199
Although the "Throttle" temperature is 100°C, it must never be allowed to reach such high levels. If you reached 80°C during P95 Small FFTs (without AVX), then it's acceptable.
The standard operating range for core temperature is as follows:
Temperatures above 85°C are not advised.
Temperatures below 80°C are preferred.
5.0GHz at 1.280 Vcore suggests a solid 8700K performance. Have fun with your rig!
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Spark670
11-21-2017, 03:05 AM #2

Afro_ninja199
Although the "Throttle" temperature is 100°C, it must never be allowed to reach such high levels. If you reached 80°C during P95 Small FFTs (without AVX), then it's acceptable.
The standard operating range for core temperature is as follows:
Temperatures above 85°C are not advised.
Temperatures below 80°C are preferred.
5.0GHz at 1.280 Vcore suggests a solid 8700K performance. Have fun with your rig!

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St4tch
Junior Member
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11-28-2017, 11:18 PM
#3
Increase the voltage slightly and see if errors cease.
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St4tch
11-28-2017, 11:18 PM #3

Increase the voltage slightly and see if errors cease.

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xTripleMinerx
Posting Freak
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11-29-2017, 04:46 AM
#4
had been without crashes for a few days, temperatures average around 53°C, and the highest I've noticed was 68°C
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xTripleMinerx
11-29-2017, 04:46 AM #4

had been without crashes for a few days, temperatures average around 53°C, and the highest I've noticed was 68°C

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crazyant
Member
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11-29-2017, 09:46 AM
#5
Although the "Throttle" temperature is 100°C, it must never be allowed to reach such high levels. If you reached 80°C during P95 Small FFTs (without AVX), then it's acceptable.
The standard operating range for core temperature is as follows:
Temperatures above 85°C are not advised.
Temperatures below 80°C are preferred.
5.0GHz at 1.280 Vcore suggests a solid 8700K performance. Have fun with your rig!
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crazyant
11-29-2017, 09:46 AM #5

Although the "Throttle" temperature is 100°C, it must never be allowed to reach such high levels. If you reached 80°C during P95 Small FFTs (without AVX), then it's acceptable.
The standard operating range for core temperature is as follows:
Temperatures above 85°C are not advised.
Temperatures below 80°C are preferred.
5.0GHz at 1.280 Vcore suggests a solid 8700K performance. Have fun with your rig!