Newer p95 will use heavy AVX which will be +20c or more. I recommend to test for stability using prime95 v26.6. So if you have a good AIO cooling setup, you have nothing to worry about.ĪVX stress testers will easily draw +100 watts over non avx stress tests. Just to give you a little baseline to work from, my CPU idles near 30C and maxes out at 62C even at 1.5volts. Please report your findings as I am curious why you are not seeing better results with the OC. It may reboot quite a few times doing this, but just let it do its thing.
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Your PC will reboot, and the software will figure out what is a good stable OC for you. In that program hit the 5 way optimization button, (it looks like a speed gauge in a car) leave everything the way it is, and hit the red start button. Now, its quite obvious we dont know why you had better results before, but now we need to build a solid baseline to reflect from. The window that opens will have some info in there like cpu speed, temp, core status, digi + power control etc etc. It looks like a little black circle that once you press the circle, fan settings display, or if you hit the teeeny tiny little square on the right side of it, 2 more buttons produce, and the top one will open up a plethora of quite awesome and functional programs. TRY THIS! If you installed ALL of the software that came with the mobo disk, you should have a program by ASUS called, Dual Intelligent Processor 5. These latest ones are good, but now on the BIOS splash screen, it wont tell me how much % the OC is, and I liked that.īut more to your issue. As for me, 09 have been the only bios that were 100% solid. That might not be fact but I feel pretty sure about that. That changed with the BIOS right before 0901. The bios you have at 0401 are not compatible with broadwell-E I think.
Adaptive mode basically is a setting you can find in BIOS that allows you to run at a lower voltage and offset when needed a small incremental boost or jump in voltage to keep the chip running basically. You know what? We have the same mainboard and processor.
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