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Did some ln² runs with the westmere 3.07 , unfortunaly the chip is locked so the high bclock is an issue here.
Coldbug at -64 :eek: :(
http://rol-co.nl/hwi/gulf/6gscr.jpg
1m
http://rol-co.nl/hwi/gulf/sub72.jpg
32m
http://rol-co.nl/hwi/gulf/32mgulf.jpg
Pifast
http://rol-co.nl/hwi/gulf/pifast.jpg
aquamark
http://rol-co.nl/hwi/gulf/390.jpg
Vantage
http://rol-co.nl/hwi/gulf/vantage-cpu.jpg
Great BCLK, but CB@-64°C sucks...:eek:
Which mainbord did you use?
The 1M and 32M, PiFast seems to be somehow slow, early BIOS issue?
I have with my i7 at these clocks PiFast ~ 14,33 s...
oh -64 :( mine had CB@ -150 :(
Great cpu Rol-co
Anyway, great results my friend! :up:
impressive score, nice Bclk:up::up::up:
what about this ? a faik ?
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=827178
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/827178.png
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
With 2 Cores :O :O
Amazing Scores M8 WoW :D
wow these cores rock.
aslanwas that is fake yea...
He used RIIEX. I suppose that's due to what hipro has already stated regarding slow 32M runs on his Gulftown ? Probably BIOS issue yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by stummerwinter
Rol-Co if I recall correctly mate, you've had similar coldbug with one of the first i7 CPUs you've tested, right ? Great chip though :up:
Board is at the title ;) Rampage II extreme , dunno why its slow, i think the overall performance is bad compared to i7, i hope a bios issue indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by stummerwinter
i would be happy with -150, here -64@2 cores, -72@12Quote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
tnx m8, but like i espected the bclock was an issue, 3d runs i have to do lower because the gtx295 won't run at 114 pci-e :(Quote:
Originally Posted by over@locker886
Not bad considering locked multi and quite sweet clocks temp wise , however a big hit in vantage , but good work :up:
keep pushing
You had higher uncore iirc or? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by stummerwinter
yep feels like dejavu indeed, first yorkfield i had was cb at -45 or someting like that , andsame trouble to get a sub 8 sec pi. :shakes:Quote:
Originally Posted by George_o/c
Maybe i should take the bad air chips nex time
Impressive chip anyway Rol-Co :clap:
And yeah, sometimes if the CPU is average or bad on air it "get wings" on LN2.
Keep pushing it :up:
Nice BCLK on a hex! Sling the chip over here :p Those are dice temps, perfect for me :p:
nice work :up:
Nice results! Can you confirm PSU requirements for us?
Using 1kw pc power & cooling turbo cool version for mainboard hdd and a chieftech 1,2kw for the 2 gtx 295 .Quote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
but not very much load here above 5700 if you mean what andre said, and another board too. ;)
psu could be motherboard related..Quote:
Originally Posted by Rol-Co
awesome speed :up:
Can you read ? :confused: he says Asus rampage II extremeQuote:
Originally Posted by stummerwinter
great job :up:
Very impressive for a Q3QR, I have to say.
BUT.. did you beat my wprime yet :ROTF: :p:
first i9 i tested had cb -100 on RIIE. voltage scaling seems a key - with the best i7 around you only needed 1.62-1.64Vcore for 1m and pifast. what qpi did you use during thoose tests?
working on that m8 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jcool
ran it with 1.58 qpi , les couldn't , higher won't boot. second chip i have is 2,4 stock unlocked and can run that one -125 with no problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoF
RIIE needs so high QPI always :( Thanks for the info!
(maybe a little info for all: I wouldn't run that QPI voltage on air as my first chip died with 1.55V set in bios, 1.5 real after some hours of 32m testing :( )
Seems like these ES are dying like flies ?
Lets hope Retail is stronger.
Q3FEs don't seem to have coldbugs. Also, they scale better with voltage than Westmeres or Q3QP's, for example. I guess that's why they are so popular ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rol-Co