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  • EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

    HI guys,
    What speed can i take a i7 920 cpu to with the stock cooler.Cant afford a better one just yet but would like to push it.
    Thanks
    Les

  • #2
    Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

    3.2 was the highest i could go with stock cooler,just set the bclk to give you 3ghz 160 i think and turbo will boost it to 3.2 all you need to set is your ram voltage to 1.64 ram multi to give you rams rated speed cpu voltage on normal setting thats it.leave everything else as it is and on auto
    Gigabyte z77x UP4-TH F11c Modded Bios
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    Samsung Green(MV-3V4G3D/US) 8GB @2133mhz 9-10-10-21-1t 1.55v
    Thermalright Silver Arrow Cpu Cooler
    1xSamsung 840 pro 256 Gb SSD windows 8.1 pro 64bit
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    Powercolor 7970 3gb V3 @1150mhz core/1700mhz mem,1.150v Accelero aftermarket air cooler 55c max
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    • #3
      Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

      I think it depends on temps. Keep them below 70 (individual temps not overall) and it should be fine. I am currently running mine @ 3.2Ghz with out to much temperature problems. Cant wait for my cpu block conversion kit to arrive.



      I found that keeping memory multiplier to 8 and the uncore frequency to 16 and the QPI link speed to 36 easiest to get stable. I might be wrong with settings as i have only been on i7 for a few days so i have lots and lots to learn and try.

      I also tested higher but that was at a very low ambient temp and it was getting very close to 80 on the cores.

      Last edited by jonathankru; 12-14-2009, 12:07 PM.
      Intel i7 920 D0 @ 4.2Ghz+HT 1.36V / Gigabyte EX58-UD4P / G-Skill 3x2 gig DDR 2133 PERFECT STORM / MSI 5870 1GIG / Corsair HX1000 Watt/ CM Stacker 830 /
      Cooled By: Swiftech Apogee GTZ /Swiftech MCR-320 /1/2" ID Feser Flexible PVC Tubing /Swiftech MICRO Rev2 Reservoir /Swiftech MCP655 variable/Thermalright HR-05-ifx

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      • #4
        Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

        Everyone has their own personal temp limit. IMO (nobody is right or wrong but...) I would confidently run up to 80-85c. An i7 is a hot S.O.B in both performance and heat produced.

        You may as Wazza has, only get 3.2GHz before things get toasty or if like Johnothan, you have low ambient, 3.6 may be easy.

        TBH at 3.2GHz you will notice a big improvement. Not a 1GHz OC but not all that far away. When you get the cash for a cooler is when you can go mental with it.

        I've seen good results with "the usual suspects" as far as air coolers go, with the TRUE, Prolimatech Megahalems and Noctua Tower coolers being excellent. The humble budgeters favorite Titan Fenrir does a good job too. I can also recommend a Corsair H50, replace the fan with a Noctua (same model as in my sig) and at my ambient, on a Core 2 Quad it edges out the TRUE by a few degrees at any given ambient. You also get a ludicrous 5 minutes or so of real mega cooling power if you happen to have the rig in a room that gets cold at night. Foa a while, the coolant inside retains the cold temp long enough to see 45c at 4.2GHz on a Q9650 @ 1.440V. It's shortlived though and it soon rises to a reasonable 66C.

        In essence, be patient and cautious on stock cooling but push if you like, noting that temp rather than voltages and clock speed potential will be the limit until you get the best cooling you can.
        Coolermaster CM 690 II advance Case
        Corsair HX750 (CWT, 91%(80+ Gold rated @230V) single 62A 12V rail
        P55A-UD4 v2.0 @ F14
        Core i5 760 @ 20 x 201, 4.02GHz
        TRUE Black with a single Noctua NF-P12 pumping out 55 CFM @ 19db .
        2 x 2GB Mushkin Ridgeback (996902), @ 7-10-8-27, 2010-DDR, 1.66v
        2 x Gigabyte GTX 460 1024MB in SLI (Pre OC'd to 715MHz core and 1800MHz VRAM) @ 850 Core / 4100 Mem.
        Intel X25-M Boot Drive (OS and Programs) 200MB/s Read & 90MB/s Write
        Corsair X32 200MB/s Read & 100MB/s Write
        WD Caviar Blue 640GB C (Steam, Games, Storage, Temp Files & Folders, etc)
        Samsung F3 500GB Backup/Images
        Noctua 1300RPM 19dB case fan (rear extraction)
        3 x 140 MM Coolermaster LED fans (one front intake, one top extraction, one side intake)
        Dell Ultra Sharp 2209WAf E-IPS @ 1680x1050

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        • #5
          Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

          I agree, 3-3.2 or so is about all you can hope for with a stock cooler

          Start saving, a better cooler will get you to 3.8-4Ghz

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          • #6
            Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

            Thanks Guys,
            There are plenty of Coolers around,what are you using .It seems you have to be careful not to get one which clashes with hardware on mobo.
            Any good suggestions.
            Les

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            • #7
              Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

              i use the akasa nero-ak 967 it gives good temps and i can clock to 4.3ghz with it but to be honest id go for a thermalright ultra 120/extreme or a corsair h50 watercooled sealed unit or a noctua,the akasa is a right pain to fit with push pins on it,its worth spending abit more for one with a backplate...but you will have to remove your mb to fit it,unless you have a modern case with a cut out so you can fit a cpu cooler backplate.DONT buy coolit domino either ive had one of those fail and leak coolant very weak,h50 use metal barbs and are alot stronger
              Last edited by wazza300; 12-16-2009, 06:30 PM.
              Gigabyte z77x UP4-TH F11c Modded Bios
              Intel i7 3770k 24/[email protected] 1.38v Turbo llc +0.165v dvid multithreading enabled
              Samsung Green(MV-3V4G3D/US) 8GB @2133mhz 9-10-10-21-1t 1.55v
              Thermalright Silver Arrow Cpu Cooler
              1xSamsung 840 pro 256 Gb SSD windows 8.1 pro 64bit
              1xSamsung f4 HD204UI 2tb hard drive Storage
              Powercolor 7970 3gb V3 @1150mhz core/1700mhz mem,1.150v Accelero aftermarket air cooler 55c max
              Razer Lycosa Keyboard
              Logitech X-530 5.1 Speakers
              Lite-On iHAS124-19 24x Sata DVDRW
              K-World Hybrid DVB-T 210SE Digital T.V Card
              L.G E2260V L.E.D 1920x1080 Monitor
              Xfx Pro 750w silver rated Psu 80+
              Fractal Arc Midi Case

              http://i38.tinypic.com/14myvfa.jpg x58 ud5 <=3.8ghz + 4.2ghz Overclock Template!!
              http://www.youtube.com/user/warren304#p/u Visit Me On Youtube

              Lots Of Gaming Videos With X58 Ud5 System And Gpu On My Youtube Channel!!
              Just Uploaded New Battlefield 4 Video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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              • #8
                Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

                Hi Wazza300,
                Thanks for the suggestions,was thinking of the Thermalight 120 extreme.
                Hope it will fit my EX-58 UD4p.
                Seasons greeting to you and everyone.Also THANKS for great support .
                Les

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                • #9
                  Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

                  The TRUE should fit nicely. The main factor will be the height of your RAM's heat spreaders. If you like I don't mind measuring the amount of clearance between the board and first line of fins for you. Let me know if you want that measurement and I'll post it up when I can.
                  Coolermaster CM 690 II advance Case
                  Corsair HX750 (CWT, 91%(80+ Gold rated @230V) single 62A 12V rail
                  P55A-UD4 v2.0 @ F14
                  Core i5 760 @ 20 x 201, 4.02GHz
                  TRUE Black with a single Noctua NF-P12 pumping out 55 CFM @ 19db .
                  2 x 2GB Mushkin Ridgeback (996902), @ 7-10-8-27, 2010-DDR, 1.66v
                  2 x Gigabyte GTX 460 1024MB in SLI (Pre OC'd to 715MHz core and 1800MHz VRAM) @ 850 Core / 4100 Mem.
                  Intel X25-M Boot Drive (OS and Programs) 200MB/s Read & 90MB/s Write
                  Corsair X32 200MB/s Read & 100MB/s Write
                  WD Caviar Blue 640GB C (Steam, Games, Storage, Temp Files & Folders, etc)
                  Samsung F3 500GB Backup/Images
                  Noctua 1300RPM 19dB case fan (rear extraction)
                  3 x 140 MM Coolermaster LED fans (one front intake, one top extraction, one side intake)
                  Dell Ultra Sharp 2209WAf E-IPS @ 1680x1050

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                  • #10
                    Re: EX58-UD4P 920 safest o/c with stock Cooler

                    Yea, I sorta ran into that issue. but there is a tiny bit of clearance between my TRUE and the high corsair fins on the memory, so I was lucky.
                    i7 920 D0
                    Gigabyte UD4P Bios F9c


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