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didn't push Q807A091 , just tried 4 gh stable with 1.20v :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jcmarfilph
ATM my Q746A534 is very satisfying , 4ghz stable orthos with 1.29v load ,with abilities to do 540 fsb max , booting under vista at 4.78 Ghz air cooling .
THe best is to come with next steppings , might also try a E8500 :p:
you should have told me that earlier lol but Q807 should not be so difficult to get now .:)Quote:
Originally Posted by TEDY
Please guys, test a max FSB for a Q807A x x x :).
Thanks :).
didn't try for my former Q807 but my Q746A534 does 540 max fsb air cooling on both asus P5KC and P5K premium black pearl .Quote:
Originally Posted by M3kk
expect more with other cooling than air I bet or with P965 mobos.
e3110 at tankguys 214.00 retail 187.00 oem
Yeah, i posted also an ad in the market section. But I have ordered one. Hoping they dont send me a different batch. 4ghz @1.2 is all I want and the 807 seem the right batch/stepping for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mykou
I'll know in a week or so.
Yes this batch rocks :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RealTelstar
Hi Guys, how about Xeon E3110(OEM) Q805A165 that is sold by Tankguys? Is this batch good for Over-clocker? Thanks a lot!!!
let us know :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RealTelstar
i got my OEM Q805 from tankguys a few weeks ago and its not bad.. i havent maxed mine out yet but 450x9 4050mhz is prime stable @1.33v.. not the best ive seen but will do just fineQuote:
Originally Posted by rkingj
Same here. The 805 seem to do good up to about 4ghz then after that really need some vcore. Atleast in my case.
I am waiting a new 3110 from a batch distributed in Europe...I am crossing my fingers and touching my jewels :)
Q745A778 crappy right?
depends on what you're looking for ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TEDY
Q807 ,Q748 and Q743 seems very good for E8400s
did'nt try xeon yet ?
Another vote for Q807 or Q807A091:D to be exact:
Vcore (idle) = 1.36
Vcore (load) = 1.352
Room Temp = 20c
Load Temp = 70c
I just received the Q805A165 batch of the E3110 from TankGuys.
I am building the following rig:
- Antec 900
- DFI Lanparty DK P35-T2RS
- Intel XEON E3110
- Crucial Ballistix Trace 2x1GB DDR2-1066
- Zalman 9700
- PC Power & Cooling 610W PSU
- eVGA 8800GTX (poaching from my other rig)
- Creative SB X-FI Sound card (poaching from my other rig)
- 2x320GB WD AAKS (RAID 0)
- 640GB WD (backup drive)
- 2x ASUS DVD Lightscribe Burner
I plan to OC to 4GHz. I'll let you know if that's possible...
:cool:
It should be no problem:) :) :)
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Originally Posted by GamingDaemon
Awesome. Since the E3110 proc has a voltage range of 0.956-1.225V, and it looks like I need to go to 1.36v (in BIOS) to get to 4GHz, will that hurt or damage the proc?Quote:
Originally Posted by rkingj
no way to know for sure but as long as its running at an acceptable temp then you should be fineQuote:
Originally Posted by GamingDaemon
Got me a Q805A165 yesterday.
Not a great chip, but still managed to reach 4ghz, 1.328V with it.
Temps under load are high though, despite WC.
http://www.abload.de/thumb/3110_4ghz_1328v79a.jpg
Dunno if this helps anyone but I just got a E8500 from newegg 4/25/08 batch # is Q807A213 pack date 4/15/08 anyone have any info on these yet im a noob
Still waitin for my case n mem :shakes:
Under Construction:
Not Delivered yet: :shrug:
Case: SilverStone Temjin TJ10
Ram: OCZ Platinum 4GB(2 x 2GB) 1600mhz
On Hand :up:
CPU: Intel e8500 retail Q807A213
MOB: NVIDIA nForce 790i Ultra
GPU: B.F.G. OSXE 9800gtx 512mb (prob x2 later)
PSU: Silverstone da 750
OS: 64bit vista ultimate
HDD: 2x500gb Seagate Barracuda's 7200.11
anyone get a e3110 from newegg in the last week or so im wondering what they are shipping right now.. thanks
Well, I'm pretty discouraged. I chose the E3110 Q805A165 and the DFI DK P35 board because so many people were touting how easy it was to get to 4GHz. I have done the following:
- 8 x 500FSB
- 1:1 Memory
- VCore over 1.4v (1.37v actual)
- DRAM 2.11v
- NB 1.55v
- VTT 1.1v
- GTL .67/.67/.67
At this point, I have added 250mV to VCore. After that, the additional voltages are in red and I am afraid to go there. Here I paid $140 for a DFI Lanparty DK board, and people are getting to 4GHz on $100 Gigabyte boards. What's worse, I have the Gigabyte DS3L board untouched, unopened in my office. I am staring at it now. I was talked out of a Gigabyte DS3R because the DFI is so much better.
Right now, I am just discouraged and disappointed. :(
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Originally Posted by GamingDaemon
A couple of things to try, raise your VTT to 1.3v, I wouldnt go over 1.4v on the VTT, I have seen some people say more than 1.4v on the VTT is killing 45nm chips, and adjust your GTL accordlingly, I leave my GTL on auto up to 450-475 FSB and I dont start running into issues untill 480 FSB with my DFI X38.
Change the strap and slow that FSB down a bit, I would try to get the CPU stable at 4Ghz with a lower FSB first and then shoot for max FSB, I am by no means an expert here and you may in fact know more about o/cing than I do but I konw these DFI boards have so many settings that they can be a PITA to get stable.
Good Luck.
My #Q807 just arrived safe and sound :)
cool ! let's see some benches then :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by RealTelstar