Alright so I got my i5 oc'd to 4.5ghz, I previously had it at 4.3ghz.
But looking over my temps I can't help but wonder if the extra bit of oompf is worth the temperature gain I've seen.
So I'm asking for honest opinions =D
Here were the temps:
4.3ghz:
Idle:
26-31 degree's.
Full Load:
57-62 degree's.
4.5ghz:
Idle:
30-38 degree's.
Full Load:
63-73 degree's.
So it's a bit of a gain... I'm just wondering how much of an impact on performance I'll actually see with it... I don't plan on going any higher (Maybe one day)
And my system isn't on too often (Unless I'm gaming.) I just want full performance out of it for those times when I have time to play!
Any input would be grand, these temperature things always make me paranoid =S
System specs:
i5 2500k oc'd
CM Hyper 212+
16GB corsair vengeance 1600mhz
2x 560 ti SOC
650w PSU
asus p8p67 Pro mobo
windows 7
But looking over my temps I can't help but wonder if the extra bit of oompf is worth the temperature gain I've seen.
So I'm asking for honest opinions =D
Here were the temps:
4.3ghz:
Idle:
26-31 degree's.
Full Load:
57-62 degree's.
4.5ghz:
Idle:
30-38 degree's.
Full Load:
63-73 degree's.
So it's a bit of a gain... I'm just wondering how much of an impact on performance I'll actually see with it... I don't plan on going any higher (Maybe one day)
And my system isn't on too often (Unless I'm gaming.) I just want full performance out of it for those times when I have time to play!
Any input would be grand, these temperature things always make me paranoid =S
System specs:
i5 2500k oc'd
CM Hyper 212+
16GB corsair vengeance 1600mhz
2x 560 ti SOC
650w PSU
asus p8p67 Pro mobo
windows 7