AIDA 64, IntelBurn Test, Prime 95, OCCT

[salm2s]

Hello there,
Today i wanted to oc my 7600k to 4.4 GHz (next i want to do 4.5 GHz). So changed to multiplier to 44, cache to 39, BCLK still set to 100.0 MHz, LLC set to lvl 1 and the voltage was 1.255. After i booted into windows, i decided to do the above tests.

First i did AIDA 64 for 10 minutes, with CPU and FPU being stressed, and kept stable. Here are the results:

Then i did IntelBurn Test v2, also keeping stable after 10 tests:

After that, i ran two versions of Prime 95 (29.4 and 26.6). Both also kept stable for about 10 minutes:

26.6:

29.4:

Finally, i did OCCT:CPU test, both 32 and 64 bit mode. with large data set. However, for some reason the 64 bit mode failed in a couple of seconds, while the 32 bit mode finished before 10 minutes:

32 bit:

64 bit:

*UPDATE* I did Intel's XTU stress test for 10 minutes as well, and passed:

I don't know what's wrong. All the other programs work, and 32 bit mode works except for 64 bit mode.

Is there something wrong with my OC, or would you consider it stable?

Thanks,
salms2s

 

[Gaidax]

Of course it's not stable. lel

10 minutes of tests is NOTHING. OCCT specifically is good because it reveals bad overclocks pretty fast, OCCT small set is best at that because it's CPU focused.

But really. Running Prime for 10 mins and considering that stable. Do at least 8 hours or something and one hour of OCCT small set.

 

[salm2s]

Of course it's not stable. lel

10 minutes of tests is NOTHING. OCCT specifically is good because it reveals bad overclocks pretty fast, OCCT small set is best at that because it's CPU focused.

But really. Running Prime for 10 mins and considering that stable. Do at least 8 hours or something and one hour of OCCT small set.

Isn’t small set aimed at thermals, not testing. and why would the 64 bit test of OCCT stop working after a few seconds, when the 32 bit mode worked fine. And which version of Prime should i use

 

[Gaidax]

Prime 26.6, Small test is CPU stress test. I passed one hour of it to verify my OC, alongside 21 hours of Prime and 4 hours of Realbench.

Why it fails for you? How can we know, it should show error message, but the point is - if it fails then your OC is not stable. No point beating around the bush there.

That said, what's the error message? It could be thermal limit message and in that case it can be fixed by changing some settings in OCCT. Other than that, did you overclock RAM? If so, drop it.

 

[salm2s]

Prime 26.6, Small test is CPU stress test. I passed one hour of it to verify my OC, alongside 21 hours of Prime and 4 hours of Realbench.

Why it fails for you? How can we know, it should show error message, but the point is - if it fails then your OC is not stable. No point beating around the bush there.

That said, what's the error message? It could be thermal limit message and in that case it can be fixed by changing some settings in OCCT. Other than that, did you overclock RAM? If so, drop it.

It just says "Stopped. Error Detected on Core #1-4 (it varies). I also did Real Bench for 1hr and is passed just fine. And no, i never oc'd ram. It still the same

 

[Gaidax]

Does it write what error in log? Anyway, drop OC and see if it still happens.

 

[salm2s]

Ok, here's what i did:
I oc'd a bit more, to 4.5 GHz, 1.310 v, and i set the AVX offset to 1, and it works!! No errors detected on the first few seconds. Ran OCCT 64 bit, large data set, for 10 mins and no errors detetced.