Yes to "Cpu killer 3". Download and run that, run it on its own without other programs running.
If you already have Everest, there is a lot of it isnt there. Well you need to open it up and look for on screen displays and temperature settings etc for cpu, gpu, memory, hard disk drives etc, tick them all and get them to show at the bottom of your screen. I cant remember exactly where to find the settings because it does so much, but you will find them.
I have set mine to start with windows and it shows all your chosen temps in the bottom toolbar. You can pick different colours for what you want. Mine shows; each hdd temps individually, Gpu temp, Cpu clock, memory clock, memory utilization, mb temp, cpu temp, Cooling fan Cpu, cooling fan chassis, Voltage cpu core, and Voltage Dimm. You may not need all of them, but it gives a pretty accurate picture of how your running. You can monitor the fan speeds acording to where they are plugged in to on your mb.
It is a recommended accurate measuring tool for temps and you should see the true temp and differences according to load put on it.
It also gives you the option of showing individual core temps, these are always higher than the cpu overall temp and for that reason I don't bother with them.
It seems you have everything you need to go, setup Everest and then run cpu killer for as long as it will let you. If it does'nt crash the program or tell you something has failed, your good.
I think you will find you can go to a much higher clock if you desire?
One thing, if it does seem to get too hot, re-mount your cpu cooler, making sure to clean it well first with (TIM) cleaning fluid and tighten it down as tight as you can. Use GOOD compound, as stuff supplied can be a bit crap and Arctic Silver 5 or similar can make quite a difference for the ?5 or so it costs. IF it still seems a bit hot, reduce your cpu voltage a little bit at a time till its good.
Thats all I can think of at the moment. Hidden Content
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