Hats off to the i5 750


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Well I rebuilt my PC not too long ago (2 weeks ago) with the Core i5 750, and I must say I'm pretty amazed at the results I've seen so far with this little cpu. After getting rid of the horrid stock heatsink and picking up a cheap $16 Coolmaster heatsink, I've been able to hit 4.2ghz. Im rather impressed, however, the temps got pretty high during my hour long session of prime95, but this was in the middle of the day, with it behing 92 degrees outside, inside the house was in the 80's. Maybe next paycheck I'll give liquid cooling another shot, we'll see.

Anyways, just had to share my excitement and some screens.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y77/bloodrain954/42ghz.png

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y77/blood.../cpu-z42ghz.png

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y77/blood...54/cpu-zRAM.png

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I think i've got the same mobo to you. I was able to get it to around 4.1ghz. I tried 4.2 but the pc froze and restarted so i decided to put the multiplier down to 20.

My only worry is that my temperature readings are around 59 degrees even with a new heatsink. Is that probably too much?

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