1.48v safe?

[Ben Cap 89]

I have watercooling

 

Post some shots in the computer pictures thread!

[Kosta 122]

Post some shots in the computer pictures thread!

 

Didn't I already some time ago? I believe I did!

[Ben Cap 89]

Didn't I already some time ago? I believe I did!

 

Do it again! haha I'd love to see the watercooling loop up close etc

[haztronic 1]

I haven't mentioned that I also have watercooling and that my temps never go higher than 65c and that was when I was running at 1.48v. now its 1.4 and then drops to about 1.39 when running fsx.

 

Also, I dropped from 4.6 to 4.5, can anyone give an estimate on how that will affect frames? Will I get a decrease or basically the same?

[Ben Cap 89]

 

Also, I dropped from 4.6 to 4.5, can anyone give an estimate on how that will affect frames?

 

Maybe 1 FPS.

[Kosta 122]

Do it again! haha I'd love to see the watercooling loop up close etc

 

OK, I'll post some pics soon.

 

can anyone give an estimate on how that will affect frames?

 

I would express framesdrop rather in percent: probably exactly some 2,2%.

[GSalden 4,700]

Download CPU - Hardware Monitor

 

There you can monitor your cores temps.

Myself I drawed the oc line at 70 degree Celcius under full load using FSX + NGX + detailed scenery

[ZachLW 37]

Download CPU - Hardware Monitor

 

There you can monitor your cores temps.

Myself I drawed the oc line at 70 degree Celcius under full load using FSX + NGX + detailed scenery

 

Realtemp is the benchmark temperature monitoring software. Check it out, it's in theory the most accurate.

[Guest firehawk44]

I like the following link which includes all the important voltages when overclocking - http://www.techreaction.net/2011/01/04/3-step-overclocking-guide-%e2%80%93-sandy-bridge-v0-1beta/. My $.03 worth...

 

Best regards,

Jim

[wardp 19]

Have a look at this site,

 

http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/

 

I found it useful when I used Gigabyte boards