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ASUS Sabertooth Z87 review
In this review we look at the ASUS Sabertooth Z87 TUF series motherboard. The Z87 enthusiast themed mainboard is intended for Intel's 22nm Haswell processors on Socket LGA1150. It is the mainstream to high-end segmented product amongst the ASUS Sabertooth series that comes with some nice features and decent overclock potential.
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#4610555 Posted on: 06/03/2013 08:42 AM
4.7 is 96 - 100 c wow i thoth ivy is hot this is twice hot
Does intel again fail in termopaste on cpu core inside?
4.7 is 96 - 100 c wow i thoth ivy is hot this is twice hot
Does intel again fail in termopaste on cpu core inside?
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#4610582 Posted on: 06/03/2013 10:42 AM
Thunderbolt is dead already.
Thunderbolt is dead already.
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#4610596 Posted on: 06/03/2013 11:14 AM
Curious, if the 'thermal armor' is removable, why not remove it and see if makes a difference temperature wise? With such high temps when overclocked, any measurable difference will get amplified.
If that's too much of a hassle in this busy time period with Haswell and Computex and all, why not test to see if that flow valve switch changes anything temperature wise?
Curious, if the 'thermal armor' is removable, why not remove it and see if makes a difference temperature wise? With such high temps when overclocked, any measurable difference will get amplified.
If that's too much of a hassle in this busy time period with Haswell and Computex and all, why not test to see if that flow valve switch changes anything temperature wise?
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#4610793 Posted on: 06/03/2013 08:01 PM
z77 = z87 , i7 3770k = i7 4770k , ..............................so for intel 7 = 8 & 3= 4 .....WTF!!!
z77 = z87 , i7 3770k = i7 4770k , ..............................so for intel 7 = 8 & 3= 4 .....WTF!!!
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I see 4.9Ghz is really bad, what if you disable onboard gpu will temperature drop or it doesnt matter?
Edit: ah you used 1.39v I guess that explains it ^^