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Let me fire up that system here.

AMD based MB's, some have a function CPUTIN reading, some don't. I'll know when I fire that one up. I'm guessing here but it would appear our Extreme9's do not.




:) I had thought not so I assumed your issues were indeed heat related throttling/shutting down. No point in discussing what doesn't exist(CPUTIN) and instead went straight to what I believed your issue was Wink  That keeps the "But... but, my CPUTIN temp reads xx deg ....." banter to a minimum
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Yes...now 5 GHz Stable 1,57v AMD 37ºC   33ºC Margin termic, 75ºC CPUTIN without problems.. 990FX disipator: 44ºC MAX behind motherboard vrm zone = 73ºC..rare.. xD

Any hardware developer of Asrock?haha :)


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Originally posted by sagformas sagformas wrote:

Yes...now 5 GHz Stable 1,57v AMD 37ºC   33ºC Margin termic, 75ºC CPUTIN without problems.. 990FX disipator: 44ºC MAX behind motherboard vrm zone = 73ºC..rare.. xD

Any hardware developer of Asrock?haha :)


Oh, c'mon! hehehe 1.57 vCore????

Pic below. My full settings/set up can be read at http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=173&PID=20489&title=5ghz-submisions-with-asrock-motheboards#20489
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ps: On all my boxes, which all are WC'd btw Intel and AMD, I use an Antec Spot Cool fan on high to blow over the VRMs.

This one, 80mm instead of the boxy 100's they offer
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835209044
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Where did you put your fan?  I am still trying to workout where I can put one as there is not much room with water cooling and exhaust fan.
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Originally posted by mixsetup mixsetup wrote:

Where did you put your fan?  I am still trying to workout where I can put one as there is not much room with water cooling and exhaust fan.


Look up Antec SpotCool

The latest ones are somewhat bigger and being squarish are harder to place.


Here's a good write-up on the round ones I use here. Last I looked the round ones were getting hard to find..
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/spotcool/
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Thanks for that great idea I will have to buy one.
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Originally posted by mixsetup mixsetup wrote:

Thanks for that great idea I will have to buy one.


Sorry for the link. Tasmania is a long way for NewEgg but these are the ones I use.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835209044

That rectangular hump poking out is a High/Medium/Low switch.

The bonus with the round ones is that the fan part sits in a two point axis that swivels independently of the outer frame.


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Thanks for that link I'll order one they deliver here.  I live in a very small town so everything is bought online.
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