#4610551

-Tj-

2013-06-03 09:23

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 ^^

#4610555

yosef019

2013-06-03 09:42

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?

#4610582

Bounce

2013-06-03 11:42

Thunderbolt is dead already.

#4610596

Zoeff

2013-06-03 12:14

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?

#4610793

Noufel

2013-06-03 21:01

z77 = z87 , i7 3770k = i7 4770k , ..............................so for intel 7 = 8 & 3= 4 .....WTF!!!

#4610807

lucidus

2013-06-03 21:27

Meh .. Z87 deluxe is boss 😀

#4610920

Neo Cyrus

2013-06-04 00:04

I'm wondering if disabling the onboard GPU will help as well?

#4611305

Uniblab12t

2013-06-04 15:54

Was wondering how much better the video encoding and trans-coding numbers would improve with quick sync enabled. Its a feature that I am looking forward to, especially since it would seem that I could re-encode a bluray in about 10seconds 🙂

#4636411

akaliel

2013-08-13 16:29

Quick question. When using the Noctua cooler, it intrude on the top PCIe slot?