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Seems more likely to be a software error, unless there are other things (like RAM) that you didn't mention. I worry instead about the auto-overclock features of your software. 1.33V is on the high end, but nothing to worry about. That being said, the Ivy Bridge cores would operate under a lower 'safe' voltage than the Sandy cores. I might agree with MoonBogg that you haven't yet damaged your processor. And that would include IBT, LinX and OCCT.

Some of the test programs use the same software components: that is, Linpack. If there were something wrong with your hardware, I would think the other programs - OCCT and Prime95 - would also exhibit a problem.

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Mine would be 'Have you checked to see that you have the latest version of IBT? Did you try to download it again, uninstall then re-install?' If the IBT testing is showing this consistent error, then the reasons may well be those that were given.ДЄlso, Moonbogg's question. I can run OCCT Linpack for 6 hours without problems and Prime 95 for 8 hours without problems, but Intel Burn test some times has issues with my system even underclocked.Д¬lick to expand.First, Liquid_Static's question is pertinent here. I can get Intel Burn Test to display that critical error message consistently after the last run on the 16MB test even underclocked at 2GHz. Also a few times while running this stress test, my system shut down with one time getting a BSOD saying that my system has encountered a problem and will shut down, at stock settings. Also I can get it consistently to show that message after the last run if I run the test at a 16MB size for 20 runs. After the last run in Intel Burn Test I get a critical error message saying something about Linpack binary stopped working, maybe caused by missing executables, software bug, or an unstable system. Now I'm having issues with Intel Burn Test and I'm not sure if it's because of my CPU not being stable anymore. That performance feature didn't say it would overvolt or overclock my CPU. Also one time I set a specific performance feature to on in the BIOS and it automatically overvolted and overclocked my CPU to 4.5GHz with 1.46v and I ran it for 5 minutes at that setting. 4.5GHz at 1.28-1.3v (don't exactly remember the vcore amount), I didn't have any issues but only tried that setting for 10 minutes. I only had it at that setting for about 10 minutes. In the past I tried to overclock it to 4.6GHz with 1.33v vcore and LLC on high setting and it was not stable. Just baffled why IBT would downclock my CPU, while Prime reaches same temps but doesnt cause such a thing.The only stress test I have issues with is Intel Burn Test 2.54.

Not asking about the OC itself, i havent gotten a BSOD or any other fail at 1.31V during many Intel Burn tests of 5/10 rounds which according to most forums if i can pass those its rather stable.I did had 1 BSOD during idle while checking voltages at 4.3, went away from taking it from 1.255 to 1.270 but thats about it and the usual BSOD to find which Voltage to use at 4.5GHz but thats about it. Prime95 reaches the same temps after a minute instead of 20 seconds, but no downclock occurs, -EVER- which is weird i must say.ДЇirst i thought it was a thermal throttling issue, since after 85 it gets a bit dangerous so i ignored it, then Prime95 doesnt downclock me at all. Here is the funny thing.at Intel Burn Test at Very High 5 or 10 turns the CPU will downclock at 4.2GHz after 20 seconds into each test when 1 core of the CPU hits above 85C, the others are at 80, that certain one is at 85, guessing thermal issue or something else, doesnt bother me, according to my temps are fine for a SB.

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So, i have been goofing around with my CPU, about time really.Д¤.5 GHz 1.31V in the bios, 1.328 reported at CPU-Z, 1376 during full load at Intel Burn Test or Prime95.

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