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Aeon
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Hi, I overclocked my i5 2500K to 4Ghz and it would be nice if you guys want to take a look if all the settings are right.
http://imgur.com/a/qsV8s#0
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garus
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Aeon
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Scythe Mugen 2 Rev. B, but I'm not really happy with it at the moment. I cleaned my PC last month, so I took the CPU cooler off, new cooling paste on, CPU cooler on and it's idling now at 35-39c although I thought before I took it off the temp was 23-27c idle and 39c at load, but I don't come nowhere near those temps now. FYI it was running at 4Ghz as usual. It might be the cooling paste, got some sort of tube and it's maybe 1/1,5 year old, but the substance still seems quite good. So, idle = now 35/39C and load = 52/56c.
@Sabin, thanks 
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ixigia
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I have mine running at 4.3Ghz with a very old Hyper 212+ (~35°C idle, 55-60°C load). I'm quite satisfied though, considering its extremely low price 
The only problem could be the incoming summer, I'll need to lower the OC :<
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Frant
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I'm running mine at 4.5GHz with an old and crappy Noctua U12P v2. I have it set to drop to 1.6GHz when not stressed, and using offset-voltage.
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If you can maintain stability at 4Ghz with 1.19/1.20v then that's great 
) can scream past 4Ghz. I, myself, had my i5 running at 4.5Ghz (100x45 ^_^) with 1.35v and temps of 29-33 idle and mid 50s load on a H80 liquid cooler.
The TrueSpirit 120 is a bit smaller and offers great cooling just as well.
). Other 48 (1.385v). This what i have now has max multplier 54x (5ghz on air , have done 5,2 ghz suicide 3dmark runs).
