Well guys after much frustration with TEMPS i have found what i think is a TEMP
i can deal with for now 'till i can get my hands on a Swiftech GTZ'. As i have
mentioned in diff thread, my issue is that i am in a NONE air conditioned home
office and, living in Texas where temps can reach 80c-85c in here i have to
be mindful of my OC. So far i have been able to get 3.8Ghz, 4.0Ghz and even
4.2Ghz stable EASILY. But temps under load can get into the 80c-95c before
i stop priming. And this is with ambient temps of 69c 'it's cold here now thank god'.
As a side note to my setup. I am currently using an old Corsair Nautilus 500
water block that i was able to get on here by modifying a koolance bracket
'hacksaw and a metal file'.
With all that cleared up, here is where i am at. After much testing and retesting,
i have been able to get a stable 3.6Ghz with temps under load staying under 80c
BARELY. This testing was done already knowing what this beast can clock to and
wanting to setup an EVERYDAY use OC'd reasonable temp system.
Intel Core i7 920 - Asus P6T Deluxe Bios 905 - Patriot EP Viper 1600 6Gb ELK
Ambient temps 'today'=69c - Idle temp=35c - Load temps=79c 'after one hour prime run'
AI/OC - manual
CPU Ratio - auto
Speedstep - enable
Turbo - enable
Bclk - 180
PCIE - 100
Dram - 1443 / 8-8-8-24-1T
Uclk - 2887
QPI Link - 8662
CPU volts - 1.20625
CPU PLL - auto
QPI/Dram - 1.21875
Dram volts - 1.64
Loadline - enable
CPU Diff - auto
C1E - enable
CPU TM - enable
HT - enable
Active Procs - all
All other setting were left to default as they did not help any when changed.
I hope this info can help somebody. If anyone has any suggestions or
recommendations that can help with my temps, i would greatly appreciate it.
I'm already thinking to reseat the water block because i am not sure i got a
good seat after looking at the temp diff from core to core under load. I have
resisted doing that because of the difficulty involved because of my crappy
hacked bracket. Trying to keep the water block in place while adjusting the
position of the brackets evenly and tightening is VERY difficult.