I am quoting and replying here, since you have publicly taken my name and made certain claims based on your assumptions. That is why I have to clarify a few things.
First of all, I do not work for Asus, I don't need to honestly and no Asus hasn't hired me either. I am not biased towards any...
Following in the footsteps of it's older siblings, Maximus VI Extreme & Maximus VI Formula, the Gene is the juniour member of the Asus Z87 ROG family.
Don't let the mATX form factor fool you, this little guy too has some serious fire power ;)
Specifications -
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It's a well known fact that Asus caters to the Gamers & Overclockers through their ROG series but that doesn't mean their Mainstream lineup is neglected. Take a look at this Z87 Deluxe board and you will understand what I am saying. Feature packed to the core! Fulfills almost all requirements of...
Yes delidding helps because since the IHS is not soldered, the heat transfer isnt optimum. Once you delid, you can mount the cooler directly on the core which results in much better heat transfer.
The Engineering samples which came out from Intel just before and after the launch were different beasts altogether. These chips could hit 7 GHz and there is also a possibility that one of the Retail rogue ones could also do that but the chances are pretty slim in my opinion.
The reason for the...
Haswell responds well to cold. Although there is a lot of variation in the chips. Some chips will do 6 GHz and above while some will struggle to go past 5.5 GHz.
Haswell overclocking isn't all boring and dead. Yes it is pointless on Air or Water because they do get hot with additional voltage...
Hello,
As the title says, I got the Asus Crosshair V Formula - Z and AMD FX9370 to test. I decided to do Air/Water/LN2 benching on this platform. Afterall this is a flagship chip from AMD and I think it deserves that level of attention and effort and so does the board.
A few words about the...
You don't need to spread the thermal paste. Just put a blob in the centre of the chip and the cooler pressure spreads it evenly.
Also avoid using nail polish remover for cleaning thermal paste.
Best to use iso propyl alcohol or ethyl alcohol.
Hmm, tried updating the bios to the latest one?
Tried bumping the vcore slightly and then tried?
Also why not try cinebench 11.5? That too is cpu intensive.
Since its running prime for a while, maybe it has stabilized but the temps aren't looking very encouraging at full load. I am assuming you are on a stock cooler. If yes, it is a good idea to invest in a decent CPU cooler if you do plan to keep using the CPU at these speeds for a longer period of...
Coretemp and Realtemp read temperatures off the on chip sensor whereas BIOS reported temps are taken off the sensor in the socket but on the board.
I would rely on Coretemp or Realtemp for realtime core temperatures instead of relying on Bios temperatures.
@ OP, Temps look ok. I would still say...
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