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mukherjee, superb purchase buddy and sweet pricing too. By the way, what's the price of the CPU cooler? In fact I'm planning to purchase one and currently decided with Hyper 212+ with an extra fan as mentioned here.
awesome pricing
so lucky you are
congrats
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Turbo can provide a 400Mhz speed boost in single-threaded workloads, 300Mhz in dual-threaded workloads, 200Mhz in triple-threaded workloads, and 100Mhz in applications that utilize four threads or more.
^^nice, now two things odd there.
1. Download and use IBT 2.51, its giving me 83GFlops. Test yours with that.
2. You are suffering from the Turbo scaling bug, the Bug I mentioned long ago, sandy bridge turbo is supposed to be like this:
If you are stressing with all 8 cores then your proccy should max out @ 3.5GHz, look at earlier screenshots I provided, you'll find that mine maxes out at 3.5 for all cores.
Now you are directly going to 3.8GHz and staying there, no proper scaling, also keep cpu z running in background and do mundane tasks, does the multiplier jump to say 24, 28, and finally 38 or straight to 38? Its the turbo bug, no scaling.
Temps are nice though, idle is lower than mine, your third core is a bit hot but a few chips turn out that way, my second core is hotter than rest.
Temps look pretty good, bro.
So that's the issue, you are OC'ed, that's how sandy OCs, select auto in turbo settings, the multiplier will be automatically set to 38(it'll show target freq as 3800MHz on top), no need to manually set multiplier in stock.About issue 1,solid copy bro...downloading IBT 2.51 right away....
About issue 2,its got something to do with BIOS settings...I had selected Turbo Ratio>By all cores...then selected>38 as multi...will check that out and report...
BTW...are the TIM n Cooler doing good? The TIM settled now?
So that's the issue, you are OC'ed, that's how sandy OCs, select auto in turbo settings, the multiplier will be automatically set to 38(it'll show target freq as 3800MHz on top), no need to manually set multiplier in stock.
Like this:
Yes, TIM is doing very good, 1-2 deg lower idle than mine, nice. Its settled, enjoy.*images.hardwarecanucks.com/image/mac/reviews/intel/sandybridge/18.gif
Even better now
So its scaling now, good.Thanks a lot!
Nice, I'd say keep the vcore same, and push to 4.6, then 4.7 if possible.
Use HWINFO64(for x64 os).Is it possible?
Why is the disrepancy between CPU-Z and Realtemp VID readings? Which one to trust?