5Ghz + submisions with Asrock motheboards

Nice to meet you,wardog

ah....
I made some mistake and could not log in and remade an account

I may not explain it well
I upload an image.

Well...At first from a CPU

: I Application a silicon die with LIQUID PRO of Cool Laboratory company.
: I install CPU and heat spreader.

It is cooler next

: A contact surface of MasterAir Maker 8.
: seemingry we see it horizontally.

When I say Why you do it

When I use the CPU grease of the liquid metal
Heat movement is difficult by the punchtate contact
Therefore a CPU overheats
So that I assemble the engine of the high performance,
I only removed an uneasy element.

I absolutely love my Core X9

Not since my old Packard Bell 486DX25 have I had the pleasure of working on a horizontal motherboard.

And what with the X9's side and top panels being removable I now have room for both elbows in there. And unfortunately both thumbs too

Xaltar wrote: It takes a lot of patience to do so anyone reading this take note, you can't rush this kind of thing or you will end up ruining it.

Xaltar, I'm thinking move these non-Benchmark posts to elsewhere for just that reason you touch upon there.

Whatd'ya say?

I'm supposed to comment on the temperatures, since I'm a naysayer about AMD processor temperatures of some sort, according to wardog.

So I'll remain in Naysayer mode, with a capital N.   I am good at that, learned it from my father. As he would say, "I'm not prejudiced, I hate everyone". A more accurate term would be cynic. So full cynic mode it is!

So we have a full 5GHz submission here... hmm, isn't 5GHz the stock Turbo speed of the FX-9590? Yes it is. Oh wait, I see you hit 5,053.5MHz when the Buss Clock hit 202.1MHz, as it wandered around a bit. The thread title is 5GHz + submissions, so that has been achieved.

Now temperature time. But the question is, what to comment on? AMD processor temperature readings are done differently than Intel. Intel has no concept of the "socket temperature", and which temperature readings HWiNFO64 assigns to its various labels for AMD processors is not obvious, IMO.

For example, the CPU Package temperature is normally the highest temperature reading for an Intel processor. That can be the highest single core temperature of an Intel processor, but is higher than that temperature for the HEDT processors, up to ~10C, although that levels out as the core temperatures approach their maximum, 100C for most Intel processors, 105C for HEDT processors.

The maximum specified temperature of an FX-9590 is... not easy to find.

The CPU Package temperature, as I saw with my FX-9590, are impossibly low. Mine at idle would show single digit values, sub-ambient. That must really be a delta above some base value, which might be the ambient or possibly socket temperature. The maximum value there of 46C would seem to be very close to a delta above the socket ambient temperature, of ~20C.

The other CPU temperature shows a maximum of 59.5C, which is mighty fine for a VCore of 1.552V. We don't see CPU core usage quite at 100%, but very close.

Time for an OC, I look forward to seeing that!

http://hexus.net/tech/news/cpu/100726-intel-core-i7-7700k-overclocked-beyond-7ghz/