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1155 voltage?

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trick0502

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What are people running their 1155 voltages at for 24/7 use? Also, what are you using to read your voltage inside of windows?
 
Under 1.4 seems to be the safe limit people are using for 24/7 - you might want to shade that down a little since they are still new chips - but 1.36~1.38 is probably competely fine.

CPU-z reports voltage, along with many other programs like HWmonitor, AIDA, maybe the new version of Realtemp (not sure if that shows actual voltage or just Vid).
 
thanks for the info. at 4.5 1.2750 in the bios, reports 1.28 in cpuz and coretemp reports it as 1.34 under load.
 
At 4.6ghz on my 2600k im using 1.325 vcore in BIOS and 1.312 idle / 1.304 load in CPU-Z
 
You guys got some good chips or something, mine sucks.

(2500k) 4.7Ghz @ 1.36V here.
 
Yea that was how it was on some of my old chips as well. Once you hit the chips wall, it took a dramatic voltage increase to get it stable again even in .1GHz intervals.
 
About 1.35v under load for 4.6ghz, and 0.995v for idle. (At least that is what pretty much all software sensors are reporting)
 
Mine takes 1.32V for 4.4, 1.38V for 4.5, 1.4V for 4.6 and 1.48V for 4.8.
 
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