0516 FX57, 3.4Ghz at 1.44v on the way up...

[freecableguy]

Pretty damn good chip. Screen shot below. I decided to take a new approach to my overclocking with AMD chips. I used to do this with Intel. In order to learn all about this chip I have begun at the bottom and am working my way to the top. This chip did 3330 on stock volts. I just made my first bump. There may be more at this voltage too. :)

BTW, CABCE 0516 FX57 batch 0022:

http://members.cox.net/kjboughton/3400.JPG

-FCG

[charlesbronsen]

wow thats a sweet chip you got there.

[demonbane23]

nice so far,, seems to be responding nicely,,, how cold is it running?

so your just seeing how far you can take it on each voltage bump?

Is this the same chip from your sig that you got to hit 3.6ghz?

[freecableguy]

nice so far,, seems to be responding nicely,,, how cold is it running?

so your just seeing how far you can take it on each voltage bump?

Is this the same chip from your sig that you got to hit 3.6ghz?

same chip

yes, going to plot a voltage to frequency response curve for my cooling and the stock 14x multiplier

with my autocascade:
stock volts/speed, idle at -30C, full load at -22C
current speed/1.44v, idle at -28C, full load at -16C

[formyfaith]

Nice chip there~!
I missed both the 0022, and the 0020 when it was at the FS section.:D
Any chance of putting the chip under lower temps?

[ozzimark]

same chip

yes, going to plot a voltage to frequency response curve for my cooling and the stock 14x multiplier

with my autocascade:
stock volts/speed, idle at -30C, full load at -22C
current speed/1.44v, idle at -28C, full load at -16C
you should start with the lowest voltage you can do stock speeds with, and work your way up from there in .05v bumps. it takes a while, but you get a nice looking graph:

http://eclipseoc.com/phpwcms_filestorage/1/1_77.png

[s7e9h3n]

WOW! Nice chip with crappy cooling! ;)

[CrashOv3r1De]

3.3ghz stock volts with your autocascade? Temps seem a bit too high

[thunderstruck!]

That's a big increase on temps from such a small bump in voltage. Oh, and I think the new nf4 sli-dr's are rev. AC0.

[Supertim0r]

That's a big increase on temps from such a small bump in voltage. Oh, and I think the new nf4 sli-dr's are rev. AC0.

I build a computer with a SLI-DR and it was AD0

[Dumo]

Nice chip FCC:toast:

Heres with the same 0516, but 1241482E5XXXX

http://img110.imageshack.us/img110/9264/screenshot0376fu.jpg

[Dynasty]

Nice 0516 FCG. :)


Seems all are 0516 do about the same.

This is the one i just got few weeks ago.

1241732E501xx

http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/6235/fx574zx.gif (http://imageshack.us)

[s7e9h3n]

Oh yeah??? Well this is my 0512 :D lol....
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/52/147on.jpg

[CrashOv3r1De]

Awesome 0516's guys.Wish i had that kind of cooling im sick of the wait lol :D

s7e9h3n what kind of cooling was that done with? How much farther can that chip go? Prime stable?

[Dynasty]

Oh yeah??? Well this is my 0512 :D lol....

That cpu is just awesome s7e9h3n. :)

[Kesnel]

Really awesome chips guys, congrats. :toast:

How do they scale with increased volts?