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Knoxx29 said:
In any case when you solve that i would like to see your temperatures.
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OK, I got the board and CPU used, and the board was overclocking the CPU to 4.6GHz. with a lot of extra voltage. The system was stuck on 4.6GHz. and was being cooled fine until it was stressed.
Then it got up to 100C right away on two cores. At this time, I was holding my hand right next to the rear exhaust fan and the air blowing through the cooler was pretty cool. The only thing that was getting hot was the PSU.

My resetting the BIOS didn't return anything to stock settings, even though it ~said~ that it was. (3.3GHz.)
I finally went to MSI's site and got the latest BIOS for it. That didn't help it.

It wasn't until I got and flashed the 1.21 BIOS to the board that I was able to configure settings on it.
I set everything on stock and it runs fine. Temps are managed properly now. The Coolermaster Master Air Maker-8 handles the 140W TDP of this i9-7900X perfectly.
It's still very quick for a guy who only had an i7-6850K in this case before. (that was pretty quick too) I like it.

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And here is the VR-Mark score.

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Managed to find my 5960X scores... Here we go :)

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While my i9-7900X is the star around here, I recently put together an i7-7700K box too.
I really like this thing because it's very smooth and powerful. Gaming is top notch with it.

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Been having overheating issues with my i9 -7900x ... finally delidded it and applied grizzly thermal conductonaut liquid metal in place of the garbage TIM intel decided to use on the kaby x series .... and using a NZXT Kraken x62 closed loop with NT-H1 thermal grease ... its starting to stabilize now so i ran the cinebench ... heres how it faired out . If anyone has similar issues with their i9-7900x please contact me or post here with reply .
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RealNeil said:
While my i9-7900X is the star around here, I recently put together an i7-7700K box too.
I really like this thing because it's very smooth and powerful. Gaming is top notch with it.

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How is your CPU with thermal throttling .... Mine was shutting off at times because of overheating issues... What cooling are you using ?

Any recommendations for as to why my i9-7900X is not being cooled enough is greatly appreciated.
 
It runs benches without throttling, but if I use it to fold at home the temps really spike to 100C on three of the cores. (using RealTemp to measure things) As soon as I start folding the temp spikes are immediate. There is no slow or gradual raising of temps which would seem like it ~should~ happen. It happens right now when I turn on the folding.
All nine case-fans are running at their medium speed to keep the case from flying away. There is good air flow.
If I disable folding, I can run benchmark progs and it maxes out at 58-60C. Idle temps are at 24-33C on all ten cores
I'm still using the Coolermaster Air Maker-8 cooler with the two stock 140mm fans on it,....but I'm tempted to go with a 360mm kit that I have on the shelf. (AlphaCool Complete Watercooling Set)
I have no doubt that the AlphaCool will tame this thing

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RealNeil said:
It runs benches without throttling, but if I use it to fold at home the temps really spike to 100C on three of the cores. (using RealTemp to measure things) As soon as I start folding the temp spikes are immediate. There is no slow or gradual raising of temps which would seem like it ~should~ happen. It happens right now when I turn on the folding.
All nine case-fans are running at their medium speed to keep the case from flying away. There is good air flow.
If I disable folding, I can run benchmark progs and it maxes out at 58-60C. Idle temps are at 24-33C on all ten cores
I'm still using the Coolermaster Air Maker-8 cooler with the two stock 140mm fans on it,....but I'm tempted to go with a 360mm kit that I have on the shelf. (AlphaCool Complete Watercooling Set)
I have no doubt that the AlphaCool will tame this thing

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Nice... I just hit this new becnhmark of 2163 on my CPU
 

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@RealNeil : Did you try to run Linx 0.7.1 mkl update 2 ,2017, using the standard test(not A), that should give you a ballpark of how hot it could get, and indeed, with the water kit you should be much better off. As a side bonus, the test will give you a ballpark GFlops result for your cpu after several minutes
 
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er557 said:
@RealNeil : Did you try to run Linx 0.7.1 mkl update 2 ,2017, using the standard test(not A), that should give you a ballpark of how hot it could get, and indeed, with the water kit you should be much better off. As a side bonus, the test will give you a ballpark GFlops result for your cpu after several minutes
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No, I've just decided to use better cooling on the system.
I have a 5960X system to build first, then I'll change the cooling on this.
I would love to fold with this if temps were under control.
 
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So I decided to take the Air Cooler off of this7900X system and go with an AIO.
I realized that I was getting thermal throttling on some of my cores, some of the time.

I had a Corsair 280mm AIO on the shelf that I had used before, so I installed it and promptly screwed it up.
While fitting it to the top of my case, I ran a screw into the radiator and punctured it. This is what being in a hurry gets you. (sigh)

I also had a Kraken X41 on that same shelf and went with it. (promising myself to get another 280mm AIO soon)
After Installation, I find that the Kraken keeps temps well under control.
With a pair of Cougar 140mm fans in Push/Pull none of the cores overheat anymore. I'm impressed, to say the least.

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My new lappy got it for twenty bucks the fan profile was turned off
 
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Stock speeds for the X5675's?? :)
 
@RealNeil @iLiRRR

How come your 7900X has worse performance than the old 6950X? I thought Skylake-E should have better IPC and multi threading than older gen CPU?

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Yeah! you'd think that with four more cores I could whup-ass on the 6950X! LOL!
But I'm happy with this Potato CPU anyways.
In real-world use, it's faster than my X99, i7-6850K was. (I sent my 6850K system to my son in California)

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RealNeil said:
Yeah! you'd think that with four more cores I could whup-ass on the 6950X! LOL!
But I'm happy with this Potato CPU anyways.
In real-world use, it's faster than my X99, i7-6850K was. (I sent my 6850K system to my son in California)
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Nah they have the same amount of cores and threads. I was looking at IPC difference between the 2 gen at same core speed.

Think you can run a Cinebench at 4.2GHz OC as well as 1.82 CPU-Z?
 
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Here ya go, closed some stuff (like chrome and my VMs (3)) netted about 200pts. Dont think Iv posted in here in years, this might not even be the original thread. Thanks for letting me play.

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