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gioy86

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60641 MIPS with

Core i3 12100F @ 5666.00 MHz

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model: Core i3 12100F Alder Lake-S
Cooling: AIO Water
Temperature: Load 87 °C
P-Cores: 5,666.00 MHz (71%)

Memory

Product: G.Skill Trident Z5
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Type: 32 GB DDR5 SDRAM Speed @ 3,455 MHz
Timings: tCAS: 32.0 tRCD: 42 tRP: 42 tRAS: 42

Videocard

Model: Radeon RX 480 (Ellesmere) (GCN 4th Generation (Arctic Islands))
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Speed: 1,120.00 MHz / 2,000.00 MHz

Motherboard

Model: Z690 Aqua OC
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Chipset: Z690

Comments

Muut March 12, 2024, 3:17:44 AM GMT

how are you cooling 1.61v with an AIO and only getting 87°C ? I was already hitting 78°c with 1.51v(set) on my 12100 using custom loop with triple D5 pump and 4°c water.

gioy86 March 12, 2024, 3:22:42 AM GMT

Cpu-z read 1,61v, but in bios and via atuning tool i set 1,55volt. My board has a big difference from real vcore and read vcore. I bench only with aio (bequiet pureloop 360), and in past with a noctua.

mcmanus9442 March 12, 2024, 4:36:41 AM GMT

1 hour ago, Muut said:

how are you cooling 1.61v with an AIO and only getting 87°C ? I was already hitting 78°c with 1.51v(set) on my 12100 using custom loop with triple D5 pump and 4°c water.

CPU-Z voltage is usually always off. I've asked the same question before. Ryzen 8000 series is even worse. Benchmate shows 2.55+ V, but CPU-Z will show close to actual values. Dont trust anyones voltages unless its a HWInfo Screen.