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Hey !
I got this very sexy fast i3 es for testing and I got some numbers running...
I started with my ss
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/4650/8000c.jpg
http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/3561/dsc0001sl.jpg
then we got the dice on ...
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/7708/7828.jpg
max ss
http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/6567/cpu5588.png
we should give this sucker more then just 1.7 asap
Thank you :up:
nice numbers... ln2 testing please :)
You must me kidding me. This little :banana::banana::banana::banana: is great clocker. Thank you for sharing man.
Nice to have to have you here :)
Promising results...I'm wondering what this mobo can do on LN2. All the guys who are benching on high Mhz(6G+), they do this on EVGA's mobos.
Keep 1Ming it lol
Aaaaw what a cute little thing:p:
Nice bclk clocking though:up: Keep up the good work:)
Looks nice mate! Keep it pumping! :)
Nice m8 :up:
Next step: LN2
:)
waiting for BCLK 265 :D:D, nice job !
:clap: :toast: :clap: very nice indeed Byter. i just got mine today but no board till monday. my retail is: L939B675/ ver E81102-001 /DATE 12/07/09
********current leaderboard as of 1/15/10****************
you're in second place....but not for long (im just joking) but seriously as soon as that board gets here on monday i'll be cutting insulation. i'm very curious to see how the retail chip does next to the engineering samples.
may the best chip win. :toast:
btw what is your temp on this ss? wtf? I went back and read your first post and saw the 2nd is dice @5456 and then your last screen is @5588 back on single stage. did you turn off HT for that last single stage shot or just found the sweet spots in the bios? What were the differences in temps from your ss and dice? :confused: looking at the slot colors and sb sink I am assuming that is a P7P55D PRO?
IMO this thing has got to be the best deal i've seen yet. i3 530 w/hyper threading, P7P55D deluxe (open box) and 2x2gb cas7 eco 12800 for just under $400
ive got my work cut out for me. I've been on am3 since july and finally got fed up with amd chipets. so this is my 1st shot with intel since core2. If you can give me any prerequisite bios tips or strange quirks you discovered i'd really appreciate it. I want to get in the game as soon as possible. I'm not asking for the Colonel's secret recipe. Just the main ingredients. ;)
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Ranking For CPU-Z - Core i3 530 (limited to top 100)
#1. CPU-Z - 6050.8 mhz - KkWong (Team HK-Centralfield) - (2x Intel Core i3 530 @6050.8MHz [#1 2x Core i3 530 in CPU-Z] )2 points
#2. CPU-Z - 5588 mhz - The Byter (Team EMP Israel) - (Intel Core i3 530 @5588MHz [#2 Core i3 530 in CPU-Z] )1.5 points
#3. CPU-Z - 5347.66 mhz - GraduS (Z.O.T.) - (Intel Core i3 530 @5347.7MHz [#3 Core i3 530 in CPU-Z] )1 points
#4. CPU-Z - 5016 mhz - Mika (Madshrimps Belgium OC Team) - (Intel Core i3 530 @5016MHz [#4 Core i3 530 in CPU-Z] 0.8 points
#5. CPU-Z - 4907 mhz - Mika (Madshrimps Belgium OC Team) - (Intel Core i3 530 @4907MHz)
#6. CPU-Z - 4862.49 mhz - rjkoneill (Overclockers UK (OcUK)) - (Intel Core i3 530 @4862.5MHz [#5 Core i3 530 in CPU-Z] )0.6 points
#7. CPU-Z - 4422.85 mhz - Kurbel (HardwareLuxx Germany) - (Intel Core i3 530 @4422.8MHz)0.5 points
Nice work guys, looking at a Intel Core i3 530 Setup my self. What ram have you found to overclock well?
I was looking at CORSAIR XMS3 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 , http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820145260 , but will it overclock well?
Heck, looking at this board as well, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813188062 EVGA 123-CD-E635-KR , as I have a budget.
Thanks
undrog this is what I went with. I haven't played with them yet. I thought the a board and mem wasn't getting here till monday but I just tracked them and the were delivered to me yesterday and I didnt think to look in the package room.Quote:
Originally Posted by lundrog
so 1st thing tomorrow i'm gonna start playing. I haven't messed with anything like low volt kits since all the ddr3 I have right now is all D9 and Elpida high vlotage stuff. I bought just 1 2x2 kit for now and if they prove to be worthy I can always get another kit later. I'm originally from st paul. I see a fellow minnesotan.. you need to do some subzero air cooling for us you get your chip/
this http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=239426
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-321-_-Product
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Originally Posted by trans am
You mind talking via phone since we are close? I'd like to see your results, and talk to you about it.
I'm in st. cloud.
Read my blog?
itblog.rogerlund.net
Gives you a idea who I am, :0)
Oh, I was looking at this also,
G.SKILL Trident 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2000 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231282
Or at a higher cost, G.SKILL PIS Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2200 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...600CL7D-4GBPIS
Never played with ram that needs a cooler, though, lol.
after reading about that ram you linked, seems 1800 is possible, but big strength in nice timings.
I would but I haven't lived in that god forsaken hell hole of cold since 1996. I'm in New York City now.Quote:
Originally Posted by lundrog
hmm? I recommend you steer clear of those. 7-10-10-28 2t is not exactly big strength in nice timings but if you can get them to do something like this: http://forum.nexthardware.com/galler...hp?n=12112&w=o then yeah I think they are worth going for. sure we could ask a guy in the ico cas 7 thread and ask them for a quick test just to be sure.
Brand G.SKILL
Series PIS Series
Model F3-17600CL7D-4GBPIS
Type 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM
Tech Spec
Capacity 4GB (2 x 2GB)
Speed DDR3 2200 (PC3 17600)
Cas Latency 7
Timing 7-10-10-28-2N
Voltage 1.65V
ECC No
Buffered/Registered Unbuffered
Multi-channel Kit Dual Channel Kit
Heat Spreader Yes
touch call, maybe the F3-16000CL9D-4GBTD, would be a better option.Quote:
Originally Posted by trans am
I just know that in my experience , ram is your normal limiting factor, in how far you can push you clock these days.
I'd still take on the phone if you want to share your thoughts.
When do you think you'll put together your system?
okay I got it all prepped. man i need to get some kneadable erasers. tracing socket templates and cutting neoprene is fun and all but not the best use of time. I'm gonna try a few stock cooler runs to get used to clocking the board/mem combination. The Byter must not be feeling very generous with giving advice these days with the economy the way it is. I guess i'm on my own.
Crazy Blck !!! Nice Job :D
:up: mobo and ram?
Nice results.Good work:up:
5368MHz
Max BCLK on SS 245 :down:
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1015254
Vcore is 1.64 and not 1.68 like CPUz shows.
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Originally Posted by cole2109
thats still pretty damn good for single stage. I just got the UD6 yesterday and Im still messing with it.
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...p102-13-10.png
why didnt you submit it? You should have 7th place.
my run got all messed up that night on the p7p55d dlx. i hit the overvoltage switch at the top by mistake while the board was booting and killed the board. 530 still seems to work. I'm curious was curious about the native clarkdale h55/h57 boards so I bought a few to compare to the p55.
I after I killed the p7p dlx I bought a msi gd65. that board sux so badly on clarks. do not buy that board! ud6 seems good but still having a hard time getting my cas to set with the gskill evo. which brings me to my next question. what is the best ddr3 kit for clarksdale at the moment?
hope to have some luck soon. Anyone have any luck with the maximus III on clarks? should i bother insulating or is the board a waste of time on clarksdale?
Do they really need that kind of vcore?Quote:
Originally Posted by cole2109
When i was benching mine with SS i didnt see a increase above 1,5v. So with 1,5v set in bios i could get 5,5ghz screen and bench sp 1mb at about 5,4ghz