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Asus Z87-Pro mobo
8GB DDR3-1866
Noctua NH-U14S heatsink w/IC Diamond
EVGA 780 SC
Replaces the Core2Duo
It is not as easy to overclock as the i7 920 was! Or I guess I just have to accept that it will only go to 4.2 with vcore of 1.27. The core temps are only ~74C running Astroids@home.
 with vcore of 1.27. The core temps are only ~74C running Astroids@home.
I was up over 1.30 vcore trying to get 4.3 stable, no luck even though temps were under 80C. Anyone know if it is safe to go higher on the vcore?
I was really hoping for a 4.4 or higher chip.
One really odd thing: when I run Seti on the iGPU it lowers the CPU temps about 7 degrees! Doesn't make sense Collatz keeps the same temps. I thought the temps would go up a lot when using the gpu on the CPU.
 Collatz keeps the same temps. I thought the temps would go up a lot when using the gpu on the CPU. 
I'm not sure how I will use the iGPU. It did 90 points on a 6,000 second Seti WU (2600 ppd). And 45,000 ppd in Collatz. Haven't tried Einstein on it yet. Might be best just to run the desktop on it.
			
			Asus Z87-Pro mobo
8GB DDR3-1866
Noctua NH-U14S heatsink w/IC Diamond
EVGA 780 SC
Replaces the Core2Duo
It is not as easy to overclock as the i7 920 was! Or I guess I just have to accept that it will only go to 4.2
I was up over 1.30 vcore trying to get 4.3 stable, no luck even though temps were under 80C. Anyone know if it is safe to go higher on the vcore?
I was really hoping for a 4.4 or higher chip.
One really odd thing: when I run Seti on the iGPU it lowers the CPU temps about 7 degrees! Doesn't make sense
I'm not sure how I will use the iGPU. It did 90 points on a 6,000 second Seti WU (2600 ppd). And 45,000 ppd in Collatz. Haven't tried Einstein on it yet. Might be best just to run the desktop on it.
 
				
		 
			 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
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