Is my OC Stable?

[csidog]

Hello,

I did my OC'ed my CPU in the bios with an automatic OC setting, it was called turbo oc or something like that, I chose the setting 4.4GHz. I ran prime95 for 6 and a half hours with no errors, intel burn test 20 times on high, no errors.
I also ran memtest86 and no errors.
When it is idle my temps are 20-30, when it is in 4.4GHz mode it is at 30-40

My specs:
ASRock P67 Extreme4
i5 2500k
Antec EarthWatts 650w
Cooler Master Hyper 212+
Cooler Master HAF 922
XFX Radeon 6950 2GB unlocked shaders OCed to 881MHz, 1250 memory
Corsair Vengeance Blue 8Gb
Western Digital 1TB 7200 6.0G/s

Should I keep running my system like this?
Thanks

 

[geekapproved]

Your asking us if it's stable? Isn't that why you ran multiple stability tests?

If you ask me those temps are completely wrong or you live in a house made of ice.

What are you checking temps with?

 

[Commander Nibroc]

If you didn't get any errors running prime for 6hr's you should be fine, but you should mess around with some games to see if you have any stability issues there.

 

[csidog]

Your asking us if it's stable? Isn't that why you ran multiple stability tests?

If you ask me those temps are completely wrong or you live in a house made of ice.

What are you checking temps with?

I am checking them with CPUID Hard Ware Monitor, sorry I read them wrong, yesterday our furnace broke so It was cold. Idle temps are around 25-30 and OC is around 40-50

I was just curious is that If using the setting to oc was okay?

Thanks

 

[csidog]

If you didn't get any errors running prime for 6hr's you should be fine, but you should mess around with some games to see if you have any stability issues there.

Ya I played Crysis 2 Max settings Shogun 2 max, and a couple others and the temps stay at a good level

 

[geekapproved]

The max heat these chips can tolerate without risking damage is 62C. However, instability and crashes can be caused all the way back into the 50-55C range.
Amd chips do not like a lot of voltage and heat under high clockspeeds.
I always believe finding the max stable ram and NB clock before OCing the CPU cores.

AMD? 62c? LOL

Send me some of whatever your smoking.

 

[geekapproved]

I am checking them with CPUID Hard Ware Monitor, sorry I read them wrong, yesterday our furnace broke so It was cold. Idle temps are around 25-30 and OC is around 40-50

I was just curious is that If using the setting to oc was okay?

Thanks

That's still very low, nice. Try Coretemp and compare with CPUID HW Monitor.

 

[HighPies]

GeekApproved, 62c is still fine lold. My Athlon which i have clocked at 3.54Ghz reaches between 60c-64c during during OCCT stress testing, and it passed 24 Hours of it. That was last year June and its still running fine today.

 

[geekapproved]

GeekApproved, 62c is still fine lold. My Athlon which i have clocked at 3.54Ghz reaches between 60c-64c during during OCCT stress testing, and it passed 24 Hours of it. That was last year June and its still running fine today.

Did I say it wasn't? Do you even know what this thread is about???

The guy that started this thread is talking about a INTEL 2500K

NOT A AMD. PLEASE LAY OFF THE DRUGS.

 

[geekapproved]

LOL

 

[HighPies]

o lold, was reading Dadiggle's post and thought it was on AMD cpu's, looks like i might have been high last night. Soz

EDIT: opened my eye's and noticed i was being a idiot