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    What is Tj Max?

    An additional noob query. Here are some of my CPU's temps under load. At present in view of the fact that my CPU is 45nm architecture. Be supposed to I side with Real Temp. And in addition, what is TJ. Max. I imagine it is the temp that if reached, determines to mechanically lower your multi to similar to 6 to decrease heat and protect damage to your CPU. But that is presently what I heard.

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    Re: What is Tj Max?

    There is an inaccuracy in core temp when it comes to the innovative 45nm chips. But fundamentally, just the once your temps reach its tj max, it determine to be throttle down previous to damage to itself. The maximum rated/permissible temperature of the area of contact connecting the die and the heat spreader (or is it the heat spreader and the heat sink). I have a preference Core Temp for 65nm's and Real Temp for 45nm's. The significant thing with an E8400 (in view of the fact that the temps do not get as high as 65nm's) - is the VCORE. Intel specs declare that 1.3625 is the MAX for long life on that 45nm CPU.

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    Re: What is Tj Max?

    The Intel released the authorized TJmax and it is 100°C.What is the Tj Max for this chip. What be supposed to I have him position that to, as temps are dissimilar in Core Temp, and whatever else you uses. If anybody has an E6850, or has in the past. I would appreciate several ideas or info regarding these chips to help you with over clocking.

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    I am presently helping a friend over clock his E6850, it is a polite chip. It is under water and it idles approximately 22c, and loads approximately 32-35c give or take. Sounds similar to a superior chip, I am helping him in excess of the net, and in excess of the phone. So I am wondering if you guys knew some information regarding this chip. It is VID is 1.3500 (Seems general for this chip) I have seen many people take their E6850's to 3.6 Ghz with stock voltage, and a lot of guys get them to 4.0 ghz, and even higher with water. I aphorism guys with water get to 4.3 ghz. My friend is looking to do regarding 3.6 ghz, perhaps 3.8 Ghz Max on his chip.

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    Re: What is Tj Max?

    The excavation is able to do 3.6 @ stock voltage. You be able to work it at 3.9 for a couple months with presently under 1.45v. Yeah the merely trouble I had was temps, but your friend be supposed to not be too worried regarding that for the reason that it looks like he is got a number of superior water cooling. At load working 3.9 with your Xig I was getting regarding 65-70c (crappy I know) so I would be the might disobediently get 4 GHz and have some pleasant cool temps.

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    Re: What is Tj Max?

    A diminutive late but you be able to observe what I am working in my sig. 3.7 right at present @ 1.45 (1.35 VID also). I tried going higher but had constancy and temp problems so presently settled for 3.7. I imagine I might go higher with tinkering (I booted at 4). It was 10 hours others steady at 1.425 but failed OCCT 3 Linpack in anticipation of I gave it 1.45. I imagine with water you be supposed to be capable to go near 4, granted you did not get unsuccessful with his chip.

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    Re: What is Tj Max?

    It is supposed to tell you in Core Temp. The IIRC, Intel forever publishes the accurate records for TJ Maxes for laptop chips. Do not be familiar with why they are so obscure regarding desktop CPU TJ Maxes. I originate the Thermal Specification is 100c but nothing on TJ max. The multi-quote purpose of the entire board based on this engine is extremely handy. You have to immediately press the little "+" button at the bottom right of the entire posts you desire to quote accept the most recent one. Then on the preceding press the quote button. This makes multiple quotes tremendously simple.

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