First, I've spent the last two weeks reading articles about overclocking the i5 2500K and Sabertooth but as I'm reading these articles, they aren't necessarily interactive. Thus, I'm asking the community (if you don't mind)...
My setup:
Asus Sabertooth P67 Rev 3.0
i5 2500K
Corsair h70 push/pull with Gentle Typhoons (max)
Corsair 800D - all fans Gentle Typhoons (max)
Corsair 4x4gb Vengeance RAM 1600mhz
My question:
I would like a 4.5ghz overclock (minimum) at the lowest voltage, obviously. However, despite what I see others posting, I'm unable to get a stable 4.5ghz with this setup without pumping at least 1.375 Vcore with LLC on Extreme. Am I missing something? Have others had the same experience? I'm currently running it (not sure if stable) at 4.8ghz but it requires a whopping 1.4125 Vcore!!!!
Now, for temps, I'm steady at 32C (live in FL) and max under Prime 95 for about 4 hours up to 67C. I've never had the chip go over 67C.
Some posts say 1.4Vcore is too much for a daily OC. Others say it's safe. I personally would like to keep it at 1.3661v which Coretemp reports as my VID.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
My setup:
Asus Sabertooth P67 Rev 3.0
i5 2500K
Corsair h70 push/pull with Gentle Typhoons (max)
Corsair 800D - all fans Gentle Typhoons (max)
Corsair 4x4gb Vengeance RAM 1600mhz
My question:
I would like a 4.5ghz overclock (minimum) at the lowest voltage, obviously. However, despite what I see others posting, I'm unable to get a stable 4.5ghz with this setup without pumping at least 1.375 Vcore with LLC on Extreme. Am I missing something? Have others had the same experience? I'm currently running it (not sure if stable) at 4.8ghz but it requires a whopping 1.4125 Vcore!!!!
Now, for temps, I'm steady at 32C (live in FL) and max under Prime 95 for about 4 hours up to 67C. I've never had the chip go over 67C.
Some posts say 1.4Vcore is too much for a daily OC. Others say it's safe. I personally would like to keep it at 1.3661v which Coretemp reports as my VID.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.