I've fixed this, over on overclocking.net there's a thread called Ivy Bridge Overclocking Guide ► Asus Motherboards and by setting my BIOS options identically to his I was able to make these temps more sensible. I'm not sure why the default settings created such weird temps but now I am at...
I'm taking this advice, I am running 4.2 and testing Core Voltage of 1.070 its been 2 hours it seems stable, I'll leave it running for awhile. The temp is 70C full load.
Kinda makes me wish I'd gone with Sandy Bridge idk =X
Anyhow will keep you posted on how this turns out, my chart I have...
What do you think of 4.3 at Core Voltage 1.150?
How long am I supposed to run Prime95 for because I use to run it 24 hours on my old AMD processors or longer but this thing has a max temp of like 83C with these settings, I kinda don't wanna run it 24 hours at that temp.
Using 4.2 is mid...