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StyleTrick
Senior Member
744
03-06-2016, 01:06 AM
#1
These are my current specifications:
Asus Gtx 1060 with 3gb dual OC, i7 2600k, Corsair 16gb(2x8) at 1600mhz RAM, GA-Z68AP-D3 motherboard with F8 BIOS version, CM hyper 212 evo, 1Tb HDD, 500w power supply.
Operating temperatures: idle around 37°C, full load (prime95) spikes to 75°C occasionally on cores 2 and 3. I plan to overclock the CPU but in BIOS only dynamic Vcore is available, currently set at +0.060, resulting in 1.39V during prime95 with a multiplier of 46. It remains unstable. Also, with a 45 multiplier setting, temperatures rise significantly to around 80°C.
I have both LLC and PLN enabled along with EIST, C3/C6, C1E, and thermal monitoring (or whatever method was used). Anyone can assist me? I’d like a lower Vcore if possible and stable OC.
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StyleTrick
03-06-2016, 01:06 AM #1

These are my current specifications:
Asus Gtx 1060 with 3gb dual OC, i7 2600k, Corsair 16gb(2x8) at 1600mhz RAM, GA-Z68AP-D3 motherboard with F8 BIOS version, CM hyper 212 evo, 1Tb HDD, 500w power supply.
Operating temperatures: idle around 37°C, full load (prime95) spikes to 75°C occasionally on cores 2 and 3. I plan to overclock the CPU but in BIOS only dynamic Vcore is available, currently set at +0.060, resulting in 1.39V during prime95 with a multiplier of 46. It remains unstable. Also, with a 45 multiplier setting, temperatures rise significantly to around 80°C.
I have both LLC and PLN enabled along with EIST, C3/C6, C1E, and thermal monitoring (or whatever method was used). Anyone can assist me? I’d like a lower Vcore if possible and stable OC.

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DarkTitanPT
Member
162
03-06-2016, 04:35 AM
#2
When temperatures rise, consider cleaning the processor and heat sink, followed by applying fresh thermal paste. It's likely you'll require enhanced cooling, such as an AIO water system with a size of 240-280mm.
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DarkTitanPT
03-06-2016, 04:35 AM #2

When temperatures rise, consider cleaning the processor and heat sink, followed by applying fresh thermal paste. It's likely you'll require enhanced cooling, such as an AIO water system with a size of 240-280mm.

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DannyTDM
Junior Member
42
03-07-2016, 04:39 PM
#3
When you increase speed, the heat rise follows a linear relationship: 1.2 times the speed equals 1.2x heat. Adding voltage to achieve that speed results in an exponential effect. For example, doubling both speed and voltage leads to a 1.44x increase in heat. Improved cooling allows for higher overclocks. This discussion focuses on heat in watts, not temperature changes.
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DannyTDM
03-07-2016, 04:39 PM #3

When you increase speed, the heat rise follows a linear relationship: 1.2 times the speed equals 1.2x heat. Adding voltage to achieve that speed results in an exponential effect. For example, doubling both speed and voltage leads to a 1.44x increase in heat. Improved cooling allows for higher overclocks. This discussion focuses on heat in watts, not temperature changes.