Intel i7 930 overclock temp problem

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hey guys I have an i7 930 overclocked at 4ghz (using the Corsair H50 Water Cooler kit) with 1.344V, bus speed 200mhz with cpu ratio at 20, RAM is set at 1600mhz with 1.65v and the motherboard is an AsRock x58 extreme motherboard. My CPU seems to runnning stable with all of this at 4ghz however I'm a bit concerned about the temps I'm getting when I stress it with Linx, as it reaches 94 degrees celcius (201 degrees fahrenheit). Also this is the first time I've overclocked a CPU before so any advice that would help me get the temps below the 90 degree mark while its stable would be appreciated .

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Hey I just found this bios option where if you disable it, it can solve compatitbility voltage issues with PSU's and this allowed me to turn the voltage down even more while it's still running stable and now I get a temp reading of 80-85 degrees when stressed out but thanks for the advice.
 

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A good air cooler would get your temps in line at 4GHz. I don't know about that water cooler but surely it is better than a good air cooler. First thing to do is take the cooler off, clean off the thermal compound, put a little thermal compound back on, reinstall the water block on the cpu and double check that all 4 corners seat properly.
 

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I have overclocked the I7 930 using similar parameters and I am getting max 75 deg.

My system:
I7 930 OC to 4ghz + Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme-1366 cooler
Asus P6T
OCZ Gold low voltage 3x2 GB memory @1333 MHz, 1.64V
2x Radeon HD5770 in crossfire

I set CPU ratio to 20, bus speed 200 => 4GHz overclock
CPU voltage however is 1.29 V and memory speed is 1200 (I decreased the multiplier to 8 from 10).

Runs stable, no probs.