Here is my L647G after some lapping!!
http://www.3dxtreme.net/other/ontap/...3500-1.475.jpg
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Here is my L647G after some lapping!!
http://www.3dxtreme.net/other/ontap/...3500-1.475.jpg
Fire up a F@H SMP 2610 work unit instead. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
Anything with alot of math will benefit - like SuperPI - in 3dmark 06 there is NO difference from the cache!! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by aldamon
I should have results for my L644G e6600 in a few days, as I'm in the middle of modding my case. Hopefully I get decent results, as from everything I've been reading so far, this batch is kind of "meh." :(
(figures, I never get good oc'ing chips it seems.)
I'm currently hitting 3.44 Ghz on my L644G that I got on Friday. I really want to hit 500 mhz fsb, but I don't know if that's going to happen :(.
how much vcore does this take?Quote:
Originally Posted by abcheng
similar to my L709A442 @ 3.5ghz, what Vcore are you running in that pic ?Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
Still not many talking about the L640A, , its not "new" but its not "old" or is it? Hopefully i will have my stuff by the end of the week
1.475v bios, with the vdroop mod I get 1.48 under load ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sreedx2
I bumped my FSB down to 389 and bumped voltage down to 1.42v loaded currently testing 5 hours so far orthos blendQuote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
I used to be 12 hours orthos blend stable at 3.6 with 1.48v loaded now I am not even bumping up the voltage :confused: but running 3.5ghz I can lower the voltage quite a bit
Sounds like you found your sweet spot. It gets to a point where you need to bump up voltage quite a bit to get little gain. Personally, I'd leave it at 3.5 GHZ if I were you...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by sreedx2
I wish mine would be Orthos stable @ 3.6, thats all I wanted :(Quote:
Originally Posted by sreedx2
OK..I oredered by DFI 965S
now I need to know what batch codes are shipping from ZZF/Newegg
Quote:
Originally Posted by theonlybabyface
Yea - 3518 Mhz (391 Mhz FSB) orthos stable @ 1.475. 3537 needs 1.5v (393 Mhz FSB) - then it goes downhill fast!
That is all I wanted to 3.6ghz, I had it at 3.6 with 1.48 loaded tested it 12 hours orthos blend a week or two later test it again and it fails almost instantly :confused:
I still dont understand why it would do that, not like my cpu is degrading after a couple weeks ?
Anyways yeah I think 389 is going to be the sweet spot for me just went 6 and half hours blend so I dropped down the Vcore twice and she failed after 12 minutes so I bumped it back up 1 and we will see how she go's, if it can last I will bump my ram back up and see if I can get orthos all night :)
Yes check this out one of my earlier posts
I am stable at 3.6ghz now I am not with the same settings ? anyone guess whats up
I don't remember, but I think somewhere around 1.40 volts.Quote:
Originally Posted by aclim
i think i might have to remount my scythe infinity.
61C load temps @ 1.37V =/
currently priming at 3.46 GHz
they run hotQuote:
Originally Posted by demenion
so where do most of you buy your CPU's? Looks like my desire for hitting 3.2 stock vcore shouldn't be that difficult...:banana:
here is my new 6600 @3,6ghz with v-core bios 1,42V under windows 1,41V
cpu cooler is thermalright ultra 120 extrem with s-flex fan.
mycpu=http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...px?sSpec=SL9ZL
http://www.directupload.net/images/0...p/X4N36m36.jpg
loose timings ?Quote:
Originally Posted by siyah
not to go off topic but are you running the 49cfm 20db fan ?
Nice OC :D your making us jealous
What batch code you got?Quote:
Originally Posted by siyah
Still waiting for my RMA'd QGT, however I tried a lil more overclocking with this L647G batch. So far:
VCore 1.38
RAM 2.15V
All other voltage settings default
Intel Stock HSF
Ambient temp is 21C
http://img58.imageshack.us/img58/8258/untitleddw4.png
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4027/pczr1.jpg
my batch code is L644G401,SL9ZL Malay. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by P§I
I think I got my 2x E6600's from NewEgg one is a FPOP/BATCH L632B444 and the newest one I just got is a FPO/BATCH L640A823, being anal about complications and too many settings, I fold Linux SMP 24/7 with both cpus OC'ed to 3.2 GHz and with a vcore of 1.40v. I pushed the first one to 3.4 GHz, but I was using 1.475 vcore and ran a little hot (I think about 56c 0r 59c load at ambient 20c) I like to keep the temps to about 50c or less for 24/7 foldingQuote:
Originally Posted by seanmcd