SandyBridge breaks 5.6 GHZ and does benches a bit below...

Hey,

we have had rumors, reviews, availability announcements and everything about SandyBridge here, but not yet the current standings of clockspeeds. So here we go now 1 day after official release we see near 5.6 GHZ on that chip benching :hehe:

And there we have 5600 MHZ by Clunk cpuz valid - great job dude!!! :clap: :cheer:

http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/8600/1587182.png

I am a bit behind with currently 5595 MHZ but 2 cores :D

http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/2408/1586781.png

2600K @ 5595 MHZ validation link

I simply like SandyBridge for everything it can do - close to 13s pifast is insane as well as the 1m times you get out of it easy. I am pretty sure there is some more potential that can be unlocked. as we all know "internal pll overvoltage" was the only thing holding us back at the very beginning. I am pretty wondering that not a single mfc has checked what voltages are actually applied and if higher ones can get us even further - we need more infos about that function and how to use it properly, I am sure I have some more room on my chip to go for sub 13s pifast :hehe:

http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/8...uwibeatens.png

regards
SoF

Good stuff, what will it do with 4/8?

way to go Sof

what temps? did you adjust cpu inside windows? or all from bios?

nice! Im waiitng at chip and of course, love validation (my speciality with air :-) ) I can try it with air :-), Hope, it will be fun.

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Originally Posted by Clunk

Good stuff, what will it do with 4/8?

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thanks! 4/8 on air ~5150 with ss ~5500

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Originally Posted by Hondacity

way to go Sof

what temps? did you adjust cpu inside windows? or all from bios?

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thanks! idle ~-30 (maybe - no temp under zero readable :( ) booting out of the bios, no rog-connect, no evo-software :)

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Originally Posted by FlanK3r

nice! Im waiitng at chip and of course, love validation (my speciality with air :-) ) I can try it with air :-), Hope, it will be fun.

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If you are lucky and brave 5.550 MHZ CPUz on air should be possible :up:

Try this to monitor the system: www.hwinfo.com/beta/hw32_366_1087.zip ;)

shows -0°C when using singlestage also :(

Kidz, don't try this @home ! :eek:

:D

What, where?

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Originally Posted by SoF

shows -0°C when using singlestage also :(

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Originally Posted by Olivon

Kidz, don't try this @home ! :eek:

:D

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:D

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Originally Posted by Mumak

What, where?

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monitoring --> sensor status ;) we need reliable temp readings from the CPU below zero somehow :(

Plz post a screenshot
Also try the HWiNFO32 link I sent and Sensors and post a screenshot.

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Originally Posted by SoF

monitoring --> sensor status ;) we need reliable temp readings from the CPU below zero somehow :(

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Originally Posted by SoF

:D



monitoring --> sensor status ;) we need reliable temp readings from the CPU below zero somehow :(

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i think intel never really invested with temp monitoring after celerons....

remember celerons could read temps past-80c....

since clarkdales the temp sensors didn't scale past -10c...

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Originally Posted by Mumak

Plz post a screenshot
Also try the HWiNFO32 link I sent and Sensors and post a screenshot.

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it is with the version you posted to me ;) screenshot a bit later - just shut down my rig.

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Originally Posted by Hondacity

i think intel never really invested with temp monitoring after celerons....

remember celerons could read temps past-80c....

since clarkdales the temp sensors didn't scale past -10c...

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yeah temp reading is a disregarded point below zero.

Hah, even that would be a dream with Intel DTS.
Most pre-Nehalem CPU DTS sensors are unusable below 50c. Here's a nice table about DTS precision and some other facts: http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=97
That board should have other sensors as well, so HWiNFO32 might display them + some additional interesting values ;)

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Originally Posted by Hondacity

i think intel never really invested with temp monitoring after celerons....

remember celerons could read temps past-80c....

since clarkdales the temp sensors didn't scale past -10c...

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Hey Mumak here's your screen I just grabbed from my disk :)

http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/2091/hwmonh.th.jpg

Thx :) Indeed, all CPU thermal sensors are out of range..
Hm, 43 W of CPU Package power is pretty low...
A HWiNFO32 Summary page would be nicer than CPU-Z :D

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Originally Posted by SoF

Hey Mumak here's your screen I just grabbed from my disk :)
http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/2091/hwmonh.th.jpg

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Originally Posted by Mumak

A HWiNFO32 Summary page would be nicer than CPU-Z :D

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you seem to be closely related to hwinfo :D dev or sth? sum page I'll do that for you tomorrow :)

Managed a validation at 5600MHz, but it was screaming and very unstable, and only 1 core. :rofl:

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1587182

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Originally Posted by Clunk

Managed a validation at 5600MHz, but it was screaming and very unstable, and only 1 core. :rofl2:

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1587182

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Nice clunk :up:

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Originally Posted by Clunk

Managed a validation at 5600MHz, but it was screaming and very unstable, and only 1 core. :rofl:

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1587182

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WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO VERY NICE :clap:

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Originally Posted by SoF

you seem to be closely related to hwinfo :D dev or sth? sum page I'll do that for you tomorrow :)

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He wrote it. ;)

Hehe I had that feeling - ok gonna help him even more then to get it running ;)

Sof 1/1 seems to push the chips a bit extra MHZ but are the benches better with 1/1 ? i wouldnt think so though?

Very close, it's my baby :D
I'm going to release a new Beta in few hours with enahnced monitoring support of some SNB boards (ASUS, ASRock, GBT)..

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Originally Posted by SoF

you seem to be closely related to hwinfo :D dev or sth? sum page I'll do that for you tomorrow :)

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you know an intel forum exists to post stuff like this ????