Intel Burn Test Stats

[Got_Amm0]

ok stuntin you tod me to download this and i ran it here is what it showed.

CPU idle 28c Full load 57c

what do you think? Time for overclocking lol

[Schlup]

Yeah, it's overclock time, but you need to be running it at least 50 times in a row to get great results and know exactly what is going on.  That basically calculates that it will run for 2 hours which is about the minimum amount of time you should run a stability test IMO.

[tehfunk101]

good good, but a T delta of 32* is a bit high for stock clocks, so i would recommend investing in an aftermarket cooler before you start playing with any voltages

[Schlup]

good good, but a T delta of 22* is a bit high for stock clocks, so i would recommend investing in an aftermarket cooler before you start playing with any voltages

Say what?  Where do you see that and since when is 22 degrees C to warm for a CPU?

[tehfunk101]

Say what?  Where do you see that and since when is 22 degrees C to warm for a CPU?

Oops, i meant to say 32*.  Temperature delta, or the change from idle to load.  I go by delta because everyone has different case/ room ambient temperatures, but the change from computer to computer is comparable.  

edit: referring to stock clocks / voltage

[Schlup]

Ok, well it kinda depends on how much he overclocks it too.  If you are going to overclock it much more than 5% then you'll need an aftermarket cooler.

[Got_Amm0]

i do have a aftermarket cooler i have this one. im thinking maybe the thermal paste on it sucks

ARCTIC COOLING Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2 92mm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186134

should i buy a different one or try changing the thermal paste? i have some arctic 5 gel sitting here

[tehfunk101]

Either that heatsink isn't very efficient or theres some issue with installation (too little or too much thermal paste maybe?)

[Got_Amm0]

i just used the paste the cooler had on it, im taking it off tonight and putting some arctic 5 paste on it.