Hi,
I can overclock my I7 3820 to 3.625 GHZ with a 1.41 vcore voltage 125 blck and 46 ratio with a Corsair H100I water cooler and a Sabertooth X79 motherboard. In HWMonitor my cpu temps never get above 65C while running Prime95. My LLC settings are at Medium, my Current Capabilities and Power Phase etc.are at Optimized and 120%, my VCCSA and VTTCPU voltages are at 1.100. My C1 states and Speed Stepping is disabled. I'm thinking that voltage may be a bit too high for every day use. My other option is I can run at 4.3 GHZ at 1.36 cpu voltage with Regular Current Capabilities 110% and Regular stable in Prime95. My temps never get above 60C while stress testing. My VCCSA and VTTCPU are at 1.000. One question though, in the first overclock I'm afraid my vcore temps might be too high but can't figure out in HWMonitor what is the vcore. Will RealTemp show my vcore temperature if I use that program? Any suggestions and is 1.41 cpu voltage with water cooling too high?
I can overclock my I7 3820 to 3.625 GHZ with a 1.41 vcore voltage 125 blck and 46 ratio with a Corsair H100I water cooler and a Sabertooth X79 motherboard. In HWMonitor my cpu temps never get above 65C while running Prime95. My LLC settings are at Medium, my Current Capabilities and Power Phase etc.are at Optimized and 120%, my VCCSA and VTTCPU voltages are at 1.100. My C1 states and Speed Stepping is disabled. I'm thinking that voltage may be a bit too high for every day use. My other option is I can run at 4.3 GHZ at 1.36 cpu voltage with Regular Current Capabilities 110% and Regular stable in Prime95. My temps never get above 60C while stress testing. My VCCSA and VTTCPU are at 1.000. One question though, in the first overclock I'm afraid my vcore temps might be too high but can't figure out in HWMonitor what is the vcore. Will RealTemp show my vcore temperature if I use that program? Any suggestions and is 1.41 cpu voltage with water cooling too high?
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