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First time BOOT with 3570k with 4.5GHZ over clock

use the maximum ram setting, 7 seconds bursts of stress is nothing for that chip.
 
Prime95 blend, IBT maximum (If using Win7, install SP1), or LinX (same with SP1, select "All" memory) for 10-20 runs. Do eT!

Also, go higher with the clocks mang! Disable speedstep, C1E, CStates, etc. (For better stability), up the power limit, go go go! [:

Kapow!
 
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It's not broke. I don't have an instability problem.
 
SonDa5 said:
The chip runs hot because the 22nm die size has less surface area to displace heat
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So would this be a reason to start popping the lid off the new cpu's? Hmmmm
 
JrRacinFan said:
So would this be a reason to start popping the lid off the new cpu's? Hmmmm
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Not a good idea. People have tried it without success. The die area is just too small to disipate heat fast enough and the trigate transistors just operate hotter. Higher heat is just part of the operation of IB. Don't beat yourself up trying to beat it by delidding.


Good thing to know is with proper cooling IB has a higher ceiling for extreme over clocking so if you want to get serious that would be the way to go.
 
3570k 4.8GHZ@1.248v, Memory at 2200mhz 12-12-12-36- CR2@1.5v, PLL 1.65v

Very High 10 run pass of Intel Burn Test.
Ambient temps at 27.2C. Warm day.

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2357002

stable2200mhzRAMlowvoltage1p5v.jpg
 
it will be insteresting if you post some bench from here

AIDA64 benchs are good too and WINRAR bench
 
Wow 95c!
 
impressive.
 
5GHZ benchmarks
Super Pi 32m and MaxxMem2

5ghzmemtest3570k5ghz.jpg
 
SonDa5 said:
Got my 3570k on first day of release but didn't have time to install. This morning I had a some time so I finally got to swap out the SB i5-2500k for the 3570k from my MSI Z68A-GD65 G3 MB. :)

The swap went smooth. I installed the latest IB supporting BIOS for my MB last week so it was ready to just put it in and go.
http://minidriven.com/BlacknBlueforIB/day1z68home3570k.jpg
Before booting up I wasted no time and went for an over clock. :D


1.22v on 3570k@4.5GHZ and I lowered my ram voltage to 1.5v since the IB has a stronger memory process I thought I could get away with lowering my ram voltage from 1.63v@2133mhz, CL 9-11-10-27 CR 1.

Once booted windows 7 immediately did a device update and I had to reboot. After that it booted up fine and I went straight to Intel Burn Test for stability testing.


http://minidriven.com/BlacknBlueforIB/3570k1stbootoverclock.jpg

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2352909


I'm impressed with the low voltage for the speed and the stability.
I'm also impressed with how I was able to lower the voltage on my ram.
This chip is beast. Idles very cool and when under load it does get hotter than my 2500k but it is rated for higher temps. I think this CPU is a real beast. Very happy with my first boot and over clock. :)

Running Swiftech HD water block for cooling with HWLABs 360 and 120 steath radiators.


That is where I am at so far. Time for IB fun. :cool:
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Hi, why not post your overclock in my Ivy thread for everyone to see...

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=165619
 
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