Fantastic! Welcome to the board!
Er, to an even more prestigious position of the board. O.o
Did a run with the same settings two days ago, but was held back by temps.
Although I didn't have any sanding paper, I did have some metal polish I used on the IHS and the H100 block which seemed to help.
Not quite sure if that alone should have made that much of a difference though o.O
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From what I can tell, LinusTechTips modded a ThermalRight Silver Arrow to use the Noctua NF-F12 fans, or whatever fans are on the D14, as the Silver Arrow has a bigger array of heatpipes and fins.
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He does it in this here video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8HsjgtMzEg
So at about an hour it stopped, i think at the 4.7ghz level the board might be lacking in terms of power delivery or there is something else wrong because i couldn't fix it with more vcore. But to be fair, it's an itx board and not really built for overclocking. I think for a gaming board, it did avidly.
So i dropped 50mv and got a successful 4.6ghz @ 1.35V run.
Name: Majesticii
Processor: i5-4670K
Clock: 4.6GHz
Voltage: 1.350
Cooler: H60 (2013 ed.) 2*Noctua NF-F12 PWM Fans
Screenshot LINK: http://i.imgur.com/NlOQX6M.jpg (notice the nice TRIAL +) cba to pirate)
Valid CPU-Z link: http://valid.canardpc.com/1yerf0
Drop the Ring down to 4.0 or 3.9. Keep XMP set to off for the tests. XMP profiles don't scale very well with highly clocked Haswells (past 4.6, they scale down better than up).
ATM, im running XMP @ 1600mhz, with a 1:1 ring / core ratio @ 4.2Ghz. anything higher, and I have to leave the ring alone, and go up in voltage and multi, while lowering the XMP to 1333.
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Yeah, I've seen that vid before. Me being a freak with numbers like surface area and speed of dissipation .. the D14 has close to dbl the surface area, while utilizing smaller heatpipes to speed it along. the SAE is nice, but the D14, from what I can tell, is actually a smidge better at the job. I'll have to do more digging, and see if I can find an actual SAE vs D14 comparison. YouTube yields the Original Silver Arrow vs the original D14, but not the current versions of either, sadly.
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For my 4.7GHz, I had the Input Voltage set to 1.95v and the Ring Ratio set to 30.
as Gravewyrm said, XMP profiles can hinder your overclock sometimes, so it's best to just keep your RAM at 1333MHz during testing.
Currently seeing how high I can get my Ring Ratio while keeping the 4.7Ghz Core. As far as the info I've seen, it doesn't really affect performance much, so not too concerned about it
lol, you respond but not update the post? +)
Took the MSI board back, and the CPU. They wouldn't do anything with my APU and MoBo, so, .... ive those for sale.. Heh. Underwhelmed with the general batch / lot that the 2 4670k's came from. Both clock exactly the same. 4.2 is "Stable" for now.. we will see.. (yes, 1:1 setup, just like on the MSI board).
http://i.imgur.com/EK5UrLf.png
Last edited by Gravewyrm; 2014-03-07 at 11:34 AM. Reason: Someone tell me how to get thumbnails that work?
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To get thumbnails, choose the "Small Square" option, then use the "Linked BBCode" option.
Though I prefer people not use thumbnails and rather use direct links in this thread. It drives me nuts when people post big pictures as it makes their post not look as clean and organized and a little bit more annoying to read.