no plastidip on the top of the board, I think I will see how it goes with just the kneaded eraser on top but it will be a while till the board goes sub zero

Note to self: After P jelly in the socket always take a heat gun or blow dryer to it, got everything together just to rip it apart...

so what happen?

Couldn't get the mobo to boot after prep. Just seeing how far I can bring my 1/4 chiller down before Dice runs.
Seems after everything I have to redo my overclocks the profiles I had saved before are no good. Is that common John?

yes...more often than not....

we usually save all over clocks..
then start a fresh set...to get the os to act right, then after all that is done...we try running our original clocks....a  lot of times...they will start working again...but not before. (most of us anyway)

really odd so if I was with my current setup and say I push to 4.2ghz, then go Dice my 4.2ghz profile wouldn't work?

threedhero

really odd so if I was with my current setup and say I push to 4.2ghz, then go Dice my 4.2ghz profile wouldn't work?

pretty good chance...
why?


because under dice...at certain states...you may need less or more voltage than what you may have set...

I see thanks for the intel.

Starting to think I have a hardware issue maybe hard-drive or memory. No matter how cold or many many volts I have my 920 hits a brick wall

not sure what i am missing but I cannot seem to get any advantage on any of my chips with ht off, the first two I thought maybe it was just the chip but with my third chip its clear im doing something wrong. What is the theory behind no ht? Less vcore to get to the same place? Or does it just give you a better chance of booting into windows?

Less Vcore and higher stablity. On my C0 I can run ~4.1 with HT, or 4.3-4.4 w/o HT.