Intel burn test

[-Sylvan]

I am currently OC'd at 4.5Ghz on my i5 2500k.

I can run the intel burn test "standard" no problem.

When I put it on maximum however it gives me a BSOD 124 on the second run through.

I am unsure whether I should increase Vcore anymore, I am sitting at 1.350 v and I get temps of about 62 degrees when running maximum IBT.

Thoughts?

 

[henydiah]

Yes error 124 seem not enough cpu voltage and your temp still safe

 

[-Sylvan]

Okay, thanks.

 

[-Sylvan]

What is max temp for the 2500k?

 

[cats_Paw]

... Dont trust thoe guys, every time ppl say its a diffrent temp.
Some even give ranges like From 75 to 85...

Check Intels site.

 

[cats_Paw]

Intel recommend 72.6c as the max Tcase temp which I am led to believe is the sensor around the integrated heat spreader and the not the actual core temps. But I would keep the core temps at this max temp personally as well.

 

[henydiah]

... Dont trust thoe guys,

What do mean with thoe guys ????

 

[-Sylvan]

Alright, I will just keep it all under 69 to be safe.

 

[-Sylvan]

Got a BSOD 101 error code @ 1.360v straight up as I went to run intel burn test.

Not sure what it means, could it be temp related?

 

[henydiah]

BSOD Error codes and what you mean:
0X00000124 << Incorrect QPI/Vtt Voltage (To Much Not Enough)
0X00000101 << Not enough Vcore Voltage

 

[-Sylvan]

Okay thanks, I am not going to increase vcore anymore, I will leave it at 1.355v
I downed the multiplier to 44 so I am at 4.4Ghz
Everything seems stable, I'm running Prime95, it's been going for about 10 hours now.
I can complete all intel burn tests except maximum, which I haven't even bothered to try yet because I got temps of up to 67 on very high.

Is it necessary to run maximum?

 

[henydiah]

I think standard enough , Ran maximum is great if you get stable, try x10 if stable ran at 20X ... Cool you get stable with standard intelburntest. Keep cool your temp.

 

[-Sylvan]

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[4Ryan6]

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