Hey guys, I`ve got a problem with my CPU and I heard that this is a good place if I want help.I`ve recently overclocked my E8500 from 3.16 to 4.00 and since then I`ve been having problems with stability and temperatures.My temperature when running Prime95 is always above 86 and I don`t know how to lower it.My cooler is Freezer Pro 7.People that have my processor,cooler and that have overclocked processor like I do say that that`s not normal.I just wanted to ask is there any way to lower the temperatures?My voltage is 1.325,maybe a little more.My mobo is 965P-S3.I have the latest version of BIOS.
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Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
I saw Ltowax on another forum looking for help. So I advised he come here. Since you guys know your stuff ;)
He was gettnig all sorts of random info from others that didn't know their a$$ from their Elbow.
I guess Ill kick this off.
What type of thermal paste did you use when you attached the cooler? You "might" need to remove / reseat the Heat Sink and Fan.
I have the same cooler as you. Im at 4.0Ghz with an E8400 at 1.328v and my highest temp running prime is only 59C.ASUS P8P67 rev3.1 | i5 2500K @ 4.5Ghz | Vcore: 1.300MSI 460GTX Hawk Talon Attack (900/4000) | 23C Idle / 65C max load / +100mVKingston HyperX | DDR3 1600Mhz | Corsair H60 | 36C Idle / 65C max load500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm| OCZ 600watt SXS PSULG E2050T LED monitor3DMark11 P4560
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
Originally posted by Triton05 View PostI saw Ltowax on another forum looking for help. So I advised he come here. Since you guys know your stuff ;)
He was gettnig all sorts of random info from others that didn't know their a$$ from their Elbow.
I guess Ill kick this off.
What type of thermal paste did you use when you attached the cooler? You "might" need to remove / reseat the Heat Sink and Fan.
I have the same cooler as you. Im at 4.0Ghz with an E8400 at 1.328v and my highest temp running prime is only 59C.
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
Pop off your Heatsink. Clean off the old thermal paste. Re-apply and pop the Heatsink back onto your CPU.
Then lemme know if temps are better. It could be as simple as that.ASUS P8P67 rev3.1 | i5 2500K @ 4.5Ghz | Vcore: 1.300MSI 460GTX Hawk Talon Attack (900/4000) | 23C Idle / 65C max load / +100mVKingston HyperX | DDR3 1600Mhz | Corsair H60 | 36C Idle / 65C max load500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm| OCZ 600watt SXS PSULG E2050T LED monitor3DMark11 P4560
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
Originally posted by Triton05 View PostPop off your Heatsink. Clean off the old thermal paste. Re-apply and pop the Heatsink back onto your CPU.
Then lemme know if temps are better. It could be as simple as that.
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
You may have used to much is all, less is better. You could have also not mounted the heatsink fully/properly or tight enough, it's a push-pin one right?
Those temps are definitely too hot for your voltage used, what are you reading the temps with anyway and it is the latest version?
What BIOS are you using as well?
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
Originally posted by Lsdmeasap View PostYou may have used to much is all, less is better. You could have also not mounted the heatsink fully/properly or tight enough, it's a push-pin one right?
Those temps are definitely too hot for your voltage used, what are you reading the temps with anyway and it is the latest version?
What BIOS are you using as well?
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Re: Staying stable with E8500 at 4.0 GHz help?
IF he has the rev 1 cooler, then yes it would be push pin. The rev 2 comes with a plastic braquet that allows you to screw the cooler to the board.
I really feel its just not mounted correctly, or like you stated. Too much paste was used. We have the "same" cpu and cooler. ( for the most part ) and my Full Load temps are 20C colder then his at the same voltage.
EDIT: he has an E8500 I have an E8400 but there close enough ;)Last edited by Triton05; 07-08-2010, 09:16 AM.ASUS P8P67 rev3.1 | i5 2500K @ 4.5Ghz | Vcore: 1.300MSI 460GTX Hawk Talon Attack (900/4000) | 23C Idle / 65C max load / +100mVKingston HyperX | DDR3 1600Mhz | Corsair H60 | 36C Idle / 65C max load500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm| OCZ 600watt SXS PSULG E2050T LED monitor3DMark11 P4560
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