Hello,
I am the proud owner of an i5 2500k running on a Gigabyte Z68X UD3P-B3, and have been using it for a few months now, it runs just great and I also got it a Corsair H60 watercooling solution when I first built my rig.
I would run my system with these temps on my CPU with C1E enabled: idle @ 1.6Ghz: 21-29C, load @ 3.30Ghz: 37-40C.
I then decided to pump the clocks up a bit 2 months ago, and I simply played with the BIOS and changed the multiplier to x41. Everything has been running just fine and stable.
My problem is, I would usually keep very low idle temps, around 30C @1.6Ghz, but lately as of 2 days ago, my temps have been abnormally high (36-41C idle @1.6Ghz, and over 58C at 25% load..), and it seems, completely out of the blue.
I then thought it might have been my thermal compound that just dried up or started wearing out, so I replaced the thermal compound, but I am getting the exact same temps.
So I thought, maybe a voltage isn't right, a little too high or something, which led me to load fail-safe settings in my BIOS and put stock speeds and voltages back (1.225V for Vcore with my BIOS) . But no luck.
Thanks in advance.
I am the proud owner of an i5 2500k running on a Gigabyte Z68X UD3P-B3, and have been using it for a few months now, it runs just great and I also got it a Corsair H60 watercooling solution when I first built my rig.
I would run my system with these temps on my CPU with C1E enabled: idle @ 1.6Ghz: 21-29C, load @ 3.30Ghz: 37-40C.
I then decided to pump the clocks up a bit 2 months ago, and I simply played with the BIOS and changed the multiplier to x41. Everything has been running just fine and stable.
My problem is, I would usually keep very low idle temps, around 30C @1.6Ghz, but lately as of 2 days ago, my temps have been abnormally high (36-41C idle @1.6Ghz, and over 58C at 25% load..), and it seems, completely out of the blue.
I then thought it might have been my thermal compound that just dried up or started wearing out, so I replaced the thermal compound, but I am getting the exact same temps.
So I thought, maybe a voltage isn't right, a little too high or something, which led me to load fail-safe settings in my BIOS and put stock speeds and voltages back (1.225V for Vcore with my BIOS) . But no luck.
Thanks in advance.