Custom 3.37 GHz and DDR-1775

If you checked out the previous benchmark, you saw temperatures maxing out at 85°C. Performing this particular benchmark allowed me to see if the temperature would rise at a consistent rate with minor voltage increases. As expected, this test broke 90°C and didn’t make the cut.

This benchmark was not in vain, however, as it will give us a clear picture of how much cooler our system runs when I turn off that egg-frying Hyper Threading. RAM settings from the previous test (1757MHz, 7-8-7-24-1T at 1.350V) causes BSOD in this setup. To fix it, I simply set the RAM at 1.400V.

3.375 GHZ CPU

DDR 1775 7-8-7-24-1T

3.37 GHZ TEMPERATURES

Hyper Threading ON
Prime95 Stable
Core Voltage 1.150 V
IMC/VTT Voltage 1.150 V
DRAM Voltage 1.400 V
Sandra Bandwidth 22.2 GB/s
Sandra CPU Math 81.74 GOPS