Gflops degrading in Intel Burn Test... Why?!

lanjiaozxx

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I have an i3770k overclocked to 4.5ghz at 45x multiplier, 100mhz base clock and 1.240v vcore. Everything else on auto. I have done a 25 hours stress test on prime95 and I would assume it's pretty stable as of now.

I did another test yesterday using IBT and here's the result.

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My question: Why is the gflops decreasing as the test progressed? I did a 30 runs and it went down as low as 72 gflops. Any idea why is this happening? :??:

Here's the temps when I run the IBT:

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Thank you!

My spec:
i3770k 4.5ghz
16gb 1600 kingston hyperx
250gb ssd hyperx
GIGABYTE Z77 HD3
COOLED BY Cooler Master seidon 240m
600w xigmatek bronze
 
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No, it's not thermal throttling. Your cores never went above 90C and Ivy Bridge starts throttling at 105C.

And I don't think your results are out of the ordinary. Pretty sure that each round of tests is different, and they get progressively more difficult for the CPU/RAM to complete.
No, it's not thermal throttling. Your cores never went above 90C and Ivy Bridge starts throttling at 105C.

And I don't think your results are out of the ordinary. Pretty sure that each round of tests is different, and they get progressively more difficult for the CPU/RAM to complete.
 
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