i5 3550 Too high idle and load temperature?

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Hahah well there you go. Your fine where you are, but a new cooler for a little longer CPU life is a very good idea.

Out of curiosity, what are your full specs and what did you do to get to a stable 3.9GHz OC?

Or was it just a multiplier increase?
Hahah well there you go. Your fine where you are, but a new cooler for a little longer CPU life is a very good idea.

Out of curiosity, what are your full specs and what did you do to get to a stable 3.9GHz OC?

Or was it just a multiplier increase?
 
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melandern

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Hehe ye, I assumed that :D

Specs:

Gigayte Z77-DS3H
8GB 1600 mhz RAM
Asus Geforce GTX 550 Ti DirectCU
Standard hard drive and cd-rom

Yes, it was just and multiplier increase, so far it's stable x)
 


That is kind of cool, was hoping you have a B75 chipset. LOL.
Anyway, how long did you run prime95 or similar?

Have you tried playing with the bus speed? Although its not really suggested.
 

melandern

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Haha, I'm not so into the motherboard and CPU market, just bought the motherboard because it was on sale together with the i5 :D

Ran prime95 for about 25-30 mins, max temp 75-77. And playing with the bus speed aint funny, thought I blew up my computer last time I mixed with it, hehe xd
 

melandern

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Hehe ye, it fkn scares you when your computer starts, then dies, starts, then dies until you manually restart it and getting it too work :p

Yup, I know, doesnt mind me so much, I'm not an overclocking expert anyway ;) Btw, thanks for the answers, I appreciate it much :D