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What is discussed in a PM is just that.......private. Now it has been made personal here in the open part of the forum by you. I have no jealousy or hidden agenda. My other reply was directed at the common folk, not the exotic crowd. You could have contacted me by PM so I could have better explained to you what I wrote was geared to conventional cooling people. You know, the people with a normal pc, but oh no, I get the misinformation scolding. All my experience gained having done a lot of hobby OC'ing, is put to use with the forum's user community. When is the last time you actually helped anybody here?
, hence. See again I have no issues with you, but it seemed you made it all personal. Maybe my comment didnt have a smilie which may have made it sound rude, but that was not the intention. I did not even remember the earlier incident since it was not that big a score anyway nor did I think that any particular person blocked my scorec. 
UEFI/BIOS CPU V. setting is not even close to what is actually being delivered, but that is no problem when a digital multimeter is used to check everything. I did notice DRAM V. set to Auto was delivering 1.665v's though. That's definately not good. Setting it manual to 1.507v's ended up being 1.504v's being delivered which is close enough. 
5.5GHz. Btw with Ivy UEFI BIOS when you set VRAM at Auto so it will automatically set to 1.665 Volt? Even at stock frequency RAM 1333MHz? I think Ivy UEFI BIOS abit mess up with Sandy Brige procie... but it did go well, I mean your overclocking has no problem with stability, right Froggy?
