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Hi everybody,
here is my 3000+ Venice bought a month ago in a shop in Paris: :toast:
http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/9...2808mhz4rz.jpg
It is rock stable at 2700 at 1.36V. OCCT at 1.34V
I'm in aircooling, using a 7700cu.
My step is an 0517 DPMW, batch 0882.
Now I'll test at 2900MHz stable and maybe 2950 (3000??).
Room temps was about 23°C and I had 40°C in full load (28°C IDLE)
whoa
:toast:
that is simply an awesome chip, excellent work with it.
Scares me to think what it would do with 1.7 volts! :)
and subzero ////....
pssht! that's nothing. my 400mhz celeron can do that easy! :p:
seriously though, sweet results!! :slobber: wanna trade? ;) :lol:
What mobo are you running that on?
DFI nf4 ultra-D with 702-1 biosQuote:
Originally Posted by Doom5
my 3700+ also does that with normal cooling, but no go over 3150 with phase change, it's primestable though :mad:
Nice chip
I got same stepping, and I can run Superpi at 2952 with 1,55 volts. But I need alot more voltage for 2900 to be stable.
http://www.arvystate.net/pictures/venice1b.JPG
I had one of these also but it would only do 2700mhz @1.42V and 2808mhz @1.5V and that was that ...
week 17 rocks indeed, got myself a venice3000+ @1.38 on an Xp-90 with 5v fan, does 2500mhz 1:1 on pc3200 corsair [280mhz]...u're so tempting me to let go of my "OC until u're happy with it" motto and try to push it further :D
I had the same chip. At 1,4V it did 2800 Mhz rockstable, but I didn't reach 3000 MHz, the chip didn't love higher voltage...
Wow, thats one nice cpu.....
Awsome Chip!!!
Mi CPU is 2.610@1.32V (windows) Stable for PI 16M with Air. :)
Congrats men. :toast:
Anyone wants to sell one of those 0517? :) I would take care of it :D
got a 0521... 2,5 @ 1,63V :-/ so far
I found two 0517DPMW in the shop and i bought the two, i did not tested the first because I was happy of mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeSaiD
But I already sold it :D (165 euros)
I boot at 1.48V at 2906MHz but I can't be stable because I'm in AIR.
superpi 1M Ã:banana: 2906MHz @ 1.52V
http://img310.imageshack.us/img310/2...mhz152v3ka.jpg
Not to single you out, but recently I've seen a lot of screenies with cpu's @ high speeds, but unusually slow spi times. :confused: What are your memory timings? @ that speed, your spi time should be MUCHMUCH faster, even without tweaks and some stuff running in the background:Quote:
Originally Posted by starostise
http://img76.imageshack.us/img76/3342/10x2901ey.jpg
I was in 2.5-4-3-5 at 3:5 mem divider so 194MHz for the memory.
I think that speed with superpi depends more speed of the memory and timings, but I only want to see what can do my DPMW
May I ask why are you running your memory that slow?Quote:
Originally Posted by starostise
That are my timings for my 24/7 utilisation with 300MHz FSb 1:1. I take time to find the better timings for my GEIL ultra-X pc3200 (TCCD) at this frequency.Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
And that would make me waste time to change them each time I change the FSB (configuring, memtest etc...) whereas I just want to see where can go my cpu. :)
ps: sorry for the english
Understandable that you want to just push the cpu, but in your sig you show your mem @ 300. Why not run the 9/10 divider and have your memory @ 289 with those timings? No offense, but are you sure you're not confusing 194Mhz with 294mhz? :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by starostise
no it's 194MHzQuote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
I use 3:4 mem divider because others make errors at memtest, why? i dont know :(
EDIT: I juste try superpi at 300 2.5-4-3-5 1:1 (2700 for the cpu) and I do the same score of 32sec
Try running @ 2.9G with divider @ 9/10 and you should see sub-30 1m time..... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by starostise