5670 not overheating at all,safe?

delielejdeath

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In other places i found, people had clocked it from 775mhz to 840/850, but my auto tune clocked it till 875, and since i installed 2 cooling fans(using my own head) next to it, the idle temperature is 25c(its winter here too), so should i keep it at 875? also the memory clock didn't bugle from 1000mhz. also the fan speed stays at 28% but since i've got two other fans, i'm assuming thats not a problem
also i think its a noobish question, but i've got a core 2 duo e7400 2.8ghz , and is the 5670 superior to the core 2 duo? (meaning can the core 2 duo handle it?)
 
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You need to run GPU stress testing prgrams or demanding games for atleast a few hours before you can call the overclock stable, also monitor the temps with GPU-Z and make sure none of the temps exceed 90C

Your CPU should be fine.
You need to run GPU stress testing prgrams or demanding games for atleast a few hours before you can call the overclock stable, also monitor the temps with GPU-Z and make sure none of the temps exceed 90C

Your CPU should be fine.
 
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Metro 2033 ran for 6hrs with temp not exceeding 55c, but at random times, the graphic driver did stop responding, I lowered the memory clock by 5hz, and the problem was gone, so is the overclock stable?
 

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Yes your core 2 duo is a good companion for the 5670.
Outdoor temps don't really mean a lot unless you haven't paid your heating bill.
I personally don't recommend stress tests. Why abuse something when it's working fine.
Low temps and fan speeds are good.
 


If it managed 6 hours of metro 2033 without a problem then I'd call it stable, and your temps are incredibly low.
 

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I put two fans in front of it,and its winter, so I guess its no surprise, I wonder what I'll see in summer.