fixed. it works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
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fixed. it works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
here's mine
no tweaks :)
http://img372.imageshack.us/img372/5...termarkiq8.png
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=236762
nice one DJSUB
tnx bro :)
DJSUB what motherboard are you using?
Hello, to that voltage max I can hold quad Core in day use?:up:
is that a cpu-z bug ? on your screen you only have 2 core activated ?Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
the last beta 1.41 doesn't work on my ip35 pro it freezzed my pc ( voltage fluctuate from 0.9v to 2.39v ???) get back to 1.40.5
Quote:
Originally Posted by magnifico
:welcome:
not related to your vcore but more to your temp ,Quote:
Originally Posted by magnifico
with a good aircooling stay at sub 80°c if it doesn't matter too much for you, but personnaly I would stay under 70°c ( not usual for me to see so high temp on cpu)
very nice...good to see everyone able to get up in the 4ghz range on air.Quote:
Originally Posted by jugeen
thx! :) but i'm on watercooling, not on air.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
OH!...i take it back;) ...LOL...good show!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by jugeen
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomati
, but I would want to know the datasheet of intel, until that voltage we can remain?
thank you:up:
i'm using dfi infinity p965-s :DQuote:
Originally Posted by NoRogeR
Not one of the best quad go's floating about, but a 3dmark bench:)
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/8...k06rlm2ot5.jpg
RLM
RLM what driver set are you using? for your GTX
No bug, he just disabled 2 cores so he could clock it higher. CPU-Z reads all for cores fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomati
Here's my L726A Q6600 G0 with all 4 cores active at 4Ghz ;)
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=237382
thats a very nice result for 680i. is the NB on fire?:D
lol...no fire here :) board gets to about 65c at that FSB.Quote:
Originally Posted by strange|ife
This board loves quads though, it was able to push my QX6700 B3 to 450Mhz FSB too :)
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=171627
And ironically, the QX6850 is the lowest performer on the FSB with it, as it only gets to about 425Mhz FSB on my board. Though I never saved the CPU-Z because it wasn't as impressive as my other results.
163.44Quote:
RLM what driver set are you using? for your GTX
http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=1715
RLM
Hi RLM,Quote:
Originally Posted by RLM
Congrats 4 ghz is excellent even if it's only for bench :clap: What's your batch ?
I'm testing mine Q6600 G0 and get so far 3700 mhz for 1,4v real ( DMM), need to puch it more.
You swap on dfi P35 , do you like it better then the Abit IP35 pro ?
1.62V @ 4116MHz (water ~ +29C)
http://koti.mbnet.fi/boble76/Tietoko...16MHz_SP1M.jpg
I'm sure this one goes little more...
Q6600 G0 L726A951 (water +0.2C) :D
http://www.aijaa.com/img/00081/881120.jpg
Nice one, how much vCore?Quote:
Originally Posted by ZigaWatt
Pseudo : Le Titi
- Processeur : Q6600 G0
- Steping : L725A524
- Carte Mère (Bios) : P5K Prenium 0204
- Modèle Ram (Frequence et Timings) : Corsair 8888 C4
- Frequence atteinte : 3856 8 X 482
- Vcore lors du Test : 1.60 Bios
- % d'Overcloking :
- Refroidissement : WC
- Temperature en Full : 63
- Max Screen/Benchmark ou Test de Stabilité : OCCT Stable
3856 == 8 X 482
http://img122.imageshack.us/img122/4...h54cpu3ta7.png
http://img122.imageshack.us/img122/7...54vcoreuv4.png
nope, i don't disable anything to clock higher, my mobo dfi infinity p965-s dont have any option to disable the core. i don't know why those 2 cores has been disabled :(Quote:
Originally Posted by CraptacularOne
i thinks it's a bug. :D
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
you might need to update your bios to get cpuz to recognize those two other cores.
i'm already using latest beta bios 07-25-07Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
i don't know why did it happen :(
i want to revert back to 4-24 bios & see if i can do higher clock :)
tnx
How can you disable a core anyway? in BIOS or you have to get some kind of software?
read my earlier post :DQuote:
Originally Posted by NoRogeR
i dont disable anything & i think it's a bug :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
i also have Q6600 G0 and DFI infniy 965 and cpu-z 1.41 read all 4 cores :
http://img128.imageshack.us/img128/6624/4coresvt2.jpg
the latest oficial bios its not 7-25-07 , its the one i have 2007-07-03 >> http://us.dfi.com.tw/Support/Downloa...FLAG=A&SITE=USQuote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
:up:
BTW: OCCT STable @ 3200mhz@1.28v
http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/3117/occtis1.jpg
regards
Well then run 3D mark 06s CPU test and tell me what your score is. It will tell you if all 4 cores are working or not ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
It's been my experience that when the 965-S is close to total failure with a quadcore as for as stability is concerned the board only uses two cores. Push it just a touch further and it will drop to one core. So yeah it's kinda a bug but you can be pretty sure if all four cores were enabled the board wouldn't be booting.
Quote:
Originally Posted by NoRogeR
on the Asus P5B Dlx board there was/is an option in the bios to take a dual core down to just one core.
RLM. Impressive result you got there.:up: So I had to give the beta drivers a go as well. Core temp log shows highest temp was 67 deg under the 3DMark06 Cpu tests. These are great chips and although not stable by any means it sure is fun to rip off a few benches at these speeds on air. Ya still kicked my A$$ by 101 points.:p: :D
Q6600 G0 L726A850.
1.6125 Vcore (Set in Bios).
448 FSB = 4032 Mhz.
Stock XFX 8800GTX.
OC'd with nTune.
GPU Clock @ 635 Mhz.
GPU Mem @ 1080 x 2 = 2160 Mhz.
The DFI P35 has the option to disable two cores of a quad. The 965-S doesn't have the option. Can only do it if pushed to the edge of being bootable.
my OC @ 3.6ghz on DFI Infinity P965s detected all 4 cores perfectly. only the suicide shot 4ghz has that problem :(
i cant run 3dmark on that clockspeed because my temps are scary :(
http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/5467/2481zz0.png
1.72500vQuote:
Originally Posted by Boble76
DJSUB - and moreover your PCI-E link width is just x1, so your results would be extremely low
yes i put my vc on 1x pci-e co'z i dont play games :DQuote:
Originally Posted by mach82
What videocard are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
Exactly. You have demonstrated what I'm trying to say. The cores are detected properly up to the point of almost complete instability. Which isn't an issue with your post as you stated all along that it was a suicide shot. Others may not be so forthcoming when posting screenshots of extreme clocks with this board. I'm not sure if the disabling of the cores is a BIOS or PWM issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
I'm only using ichill 8500GT XStriker DDR3 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChaosMinionX
Hi,
Q6600 L728A VID=1,2625v
493 max FSB
http://pix.nofrag.com/0/1/4/2f8bc372...d724bb916e.png
8M @ 4050 mhz ( crappy ram, just for 4000+ screen)
http://pix.nofrag.com/b/5/1/8cf210b5...03821fe8c2.png
3300 @ vstock (1,27v real on dmm with IP35 pro)
http://pix.nofrag.com/1/0/e/26915082...49fba32fc6.png
3300 @ 1,26v with P5K deluxe
http://pix.nofrag.com/c/7/4/9952e470...7fde095bf1.png
3800 @ 1,49v with P5K deluxe
http://pix.nofrag.com/e/7/d/99f34736...e0dac78b3e.png
http://pix.nofrag.com/6/c/8/682697e6...5f034fbb49.png
http://pix.nofrag.com/7/e/6/0d1c8b9a...b1e75c7bab.png
Why lock it to 1x?Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
Also your RAM is cranked way out haha. And I definitely would say that 3.6ghz is not stable by any means, esp with that ram at 1200mhz
it is hard to tell but do the G0 stepping generally hit 3600 at low vcore? or is it very hit or miss
Seems like every single one that njkid32 gets does 400x9 @ 1.408 V (CPU-Z) :P
Mine does 450x8 at ~1,45v in bios. 500x7 at 1.5v and 400x9 only takes 1.4375v
I would assume the amount of voltage needed to run a clock from what I have seen has to do with the FSB speed as well. Because they are all 3.5-3.6ghz clocks. Just takes a variety of voltages, generally with my G0 what it boots at for bios voltage up to 3.8ghz takes about .25-.5 more voltage for stable.
If X38 doesnt turn out to be a quadmontser, then I will most likely upgrade from deluxe to premium and see how well it does then.
Hey Neal hows it going.;) Yes for me it's very hard to tell because of the different mobo's and settings used. I bought my first G0 (L723A891) with a Core Temp vid of 1.3000v and it took 1.6000 vcore to get it stable @3.6 Ghz. Exchanged that chip in short order and picked up a L726A850 with a Core Temp VID of 1.2650 and it's stable @ 3.6 Ghz with Bios set to 1.4150 (bios) and 1.3840 under prime large FFT load. Up vcore one notch for small FFT, 1.4250 (bios). 1.4080 (load). Voltage damper enabled. With the good chips this seems about average. There seems to be more good chips than not so good atm. One thing that is becoming apparent to me is the higher the Core Temp VID the more trouble people have getting them stable at higher clocks. The best chips I have seen is with a VID between 1.2500 and 1.2875 but that's not written in stone either. This thread should give you an idea of how much it varies.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by nealh
my 400x9 takes 1.38vcore, 411x9 1.440vcore (actual numbers). 4 core small ffts of course.
Have not maxed mine due to old board....but saying that 3.5ghz 1.45v in bios-air- on an old DS4 P965 r.1.0...can't grumble.:)
http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/1...lelargewr2.jpg
Nice one man. I'm sure with some tinkering you can top 15,000 :D . Just a thought, can you back down on memory clock and up the gpu core a bit?Quote:
RLM. Impressive result you got there. So I had to give the beta drivers a go as well. Core temp log shows highest temp was 67 deg under the 3DMark06 Cpu tests. These are great chips and although not stable by any means it sure is fun to rip off a few benches at these speeds on air. Ya still kicked my A$$ by 101 points.
Tomati,
That's a sweet chip there man:D
I'm considering a gamble, trading mine in and looking for a new one. Will have a butchers for an L728A. Would love to be stable at 3.8ghz 1.5v.
RLM
Thanks. I will give your suggestion a try next time I bench it.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by RLM
Hi Guys,
I'm new here and want to share my overclock with you guys:
Q6600 G0 L719B272
1,475 Vcore in bios
The temps are too high, I need to do some lapping.
http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...abiel14uur.jpg
ARE U TESTING ON AN OPEN SETUP, I AM ON DUAL RADIATOR SETUP AND AT THE SAME SPEED AND ALMOST SAME VCORE, I AM GETTING 3C HIGHER THAN YOU UNDER LOAD AND THAT ON WATER, AND WITH OPEN CASE MY TEMPS GO DOWN ABOUT 5C, I AM HAPPY WITH MY TEMPS BUT I REALLY DONT GET HOW SOME PEOPLE GET SUCH LOW TEMPS ON AIR, MAY BE ITS THE CHIP, O WELL.Quote:
Originally Posted by vocch
well, i can tell you that my setup is sitting out on the bench...once i put it inside the case, i will have a comparison difference...i will post back with the results.
NKD
Global warming?
"E6850 with Abit IP-35 Pro board
8800 ultra msi oc edition 660core/2300 memory.
ultra x3-1000 watt power.
high end watercooling setup with d-tek fusion waterblock.
average room temp 68-72c" :eek: :D
1.2125 VID chip, with 1.408v after vdroop Tuniq Tower 120 would give up, 83C+ and bsod. Now with TRUE I can do a bit better (10C less than on Tuniq):
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/1112/g036di7.jpg
25C ambient temp, I primed before couple hours, now I just did 10 min. to make a screenshot.
Somehow disappointing, pwm flaming hot. This chip is capable of doing 3.4Ghz @ 1.29v, 60C load after vdroop stable for hours. Up to this point I have remounted TRUE 3 times using 1.5' galvanized washer and AS5, I know for a fact that those were all perfect mounts because I still get same exact temps. Before I remounted Tuniq 6 times and got different results each time. I don't know why this cpu is so hot, pulling to many amps perhaps, good thing is that I got transpiper on LP, without it I was hitting 85C on pwn. I'm looking forward buying penryn when it's released, I'm sick and tired right now with this cpu.
lol ur right man, i am in huntington beach, ca, it never hits 90's here, the hottest days stay in the upper 80's but hey the last two days almost hit 100, so yea global farming. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by vaiodeux
Need_for_mhz- ur temps are probably normal, with my water setup at 3.6 i hit 69c but thats the hottest time of the day, the coldest i have seen at 3.6 is 63c, but i am running 3.5 as my 24/7 setup and i am quite happy the temps always stay under 65c. i think its very helpful to know if people are reporting temps from an open setup or in-case setup, cuz the temps could be 5-10c different.
No m8...it is inside...both lapped with a 110cfm fan.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by NKD
no not really, as some over at OCAU has found out something pretty important:Quote:
Originally Posted by Xiphias-Gladius
http://forums.overclockers.com.au/sh...d.php?t=603324
So, for a 24/7 "safe" overclock with a:
- Core2 quad core CPUs have a higher throttle temperature and so should only be run no closer than 25C from the throttle point.
this was quoted in that thread (link)
Can some one post up best weeks or batches
starting to put mine back together with a Kayl frozen SS 3/4Hp
here is my first nights work...
http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/6...sbench3aa5.jpg
look for this batch; it has been good to me: L720B066; PACK DATE: 08/03/07Quote:
Originally Posted by The0men
I have an L723A (not one of the better weeks, according to some). It is stable at 400x9 at a very nice, low, 1.38 vcore. But, the thing won't run stable at any faster speed, no matter how much voltage I give it. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by The0men
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...01.38vcore.jpg
Very nice!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Aivas47a
Im assuming your on air right?
Trying lowering your NB to 1.25 and then increasing your vCore a bit....
Thanks for the tip bro I will see if lower NB helps -- I've got it at 1.4 currently. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by sdumper
Anyone running an overclocked Q6600 (or better) on a P5B/P5B Deluxe?
Hi there!
Yesterday recieved my new processor, a Q6600 L723A963.
Max FSB validated with aircooling with an ASUS BLITZ FORMULA (My ABIT IP35 Pro is a turd and doesn't let me go over 472MHz):
http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/1861/cpu2898gu3.png
Then I tried 487MHz but the computer froze up. I'm pretty sure it can validate at 485MHz FSB.
Maximum speed validation (air):
http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/1907/cpu4203ff8.png
Having fun with Cordovader's crossfire and my CPU at 4GHz:
http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/5...6282lg4.th.jpg
Superpi 1M @ 4GHz 2/ 1.52v load (1.54v IDLE) w/ ABIT IP35 Pro:
http://img115.imageshack.us/img115/2...idlepv5.th.jpg
WPrime 32M @ 4050MHz w/ABIT IP35 Pro:
http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=642956
Next week I'll recieve one of Kingpin's F1 LN2 pot. Hope to have a good time with LN2 and this CPU :D
:p
here is my 24/7 q6600 overclock.
Q6600 g0@ 3.76GHz (8 X 470)
2GB Gskill DDR2 1:1@ 940Mhz 4-4-4-12
8800gts 320@ 621/1900 (temporary, waiting for 9800gtx in Nov. to go high end)
ASUS P5k Premium Black Pearl Edition
Custom Watercooling (Swiftech Apogee, Eheim 1250, 3x120mm rad, 1/2 ID tubing)
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.co...7&d=1188446347
2nd screen is my highest boot into windows. 4.095 Ghz 9x455 1.625v (could not get past 4.1Ghz without an insane amount of voltage)
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.co...3&d=1188886543
Screen? Where? :D
Using my nvidia 680i BFG P30 bios... I can only boot in windows if in stock everything..
I was using previously a C2D @3.8GHz with the fuzion and using vista x64.
Normally would run @ 3.6 @ 1.35v to be safe.. Ideas on why I can't overclock like i did before?
i would say you are nuts for poo-pooing the IP35 Pro because you could not get over 472 FSB and you are able to do 4.2Ghz!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fixxxer
L719B
TR Ultra-120, both lapped.
http://img465.imageshack.us/img465/3...aqprimepv9.jpg
another air cooled system cooler than my dual radiator water setup with d-tek fusion, my temps at 3.6 hit 69c on the hottest core and 66c on the coolest core, would be helpful to know if those temps are incase or open setup, and the room temps. if my room temp is 72c, my temps are low, but in summer here its in the 80's,Quote:
Originally Posted by rbsmontemor
As I said, the IP35 Pro IMO is a BS :down:. The capture was taken with an ASUS Blitz Formula. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Ambients about 25ºC...incase, and TR Ultra-120 mounted with a blue led fan...only 60CFM.Quote:
Originally Posted by NKD
http://img458.imageshack.us/img458/1723/adrena3hp0.jpg
Rbs.
L724A,P5K deluxe,crucial balistix pc8500, dtek fuzion
http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/600...ruutkxska0.jpg
MMM my Q6600 is under way L724B176, hope it's better than some point out as the A 's seem better performers...
Keep ya guys updated...
Mine is also. L726A849 from Tankguys. Right now I am at 4 hours small ffts, 3.6 ghz with 1.376 actual volts. Temps are running 58c for 2 cores and 56c for the other two on air. I'll post a screen after I hit 8 hours.
My chip isnt doing too well compared to most *sigh* . Needs 1.36v actual to run 3.3Ghz primed. To get 3.4Ghz primed i need 1.42v or so. Most ppl can get 3.6Ghz or more with this :s. I almost prefer my core duo. The only good thing about the chip so far is its quad and runs cooler. Will look to buy another and see how we go. Luck always sucks when buying hardware. Either need to buy a few to get a decent one or pay extra to buy a decent one from someone. Joke!! :*(
One question, what is VID and the lower the VID the better or what?
VID is the nominal voltage for the chip at stock speeds. Meaning it can and should run perfectly stable @ stock with whatever VID it has.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkSephiroth
The second part of your question has been debated a bit. The rule of thumb used to be the lower the VID the better. This makes sense as if the chip runs stock @ 2.4ghz and has a low VID then it should handle higher clocks at lower voltage then a chip that needs a higher VID to run 2.4ghz. There does seem to be a 'con' associated with that as well. The lower VID chips tend to run a bit hotter when you overclock em.
You should know that a low VID or high VID does not necessarily mean you have a crappy or great chip either way. How well the chip will do truly is the luck of the draw.
About the comment of 'A' batches being the good ones. If you look back in this thread you will see a few 'B' batches that are doing extremely well. All you can do is try and maximize your chances of getting a good one by searching out the same batch that joe blow has with his 4+ghz chip.
Currently I am running:
Q6600 G0 (1.6V bios, 1.47V real idle)
Asus P5B
Corsair XMS2 CL5
Ultra 500w PSU
Really bad air cooling
http://img487.imageshack.us/img487/8299/80265083lw7.jpg
Ok finally got 8 hours of small ffts done.
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/5164/q660036kj2.jpg
Cool thanks alot, my Q6600 has a VID of 1.2375 :shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by GripS
Like i said. Don't put too much stock on VID. Start cranking the FSB and lets see what it can do. ;)
That being said, I can hit 490x8 (not completely stable yet - :shocked: I know it's a monster clocker!)....Does that mean that, when coupled with a P5K Deluxe (which I have read the P35 has no real automatic fsb strap change at certain set frequencies because of the way the chipset calculates 'strap' and what factors dictate it - wish I could provide the source) is better than running 436x9 due to strictly higher FSB's being pumped through the system?Quote:
Originally Posted by GripS
This is assuming that the above is true...
The article I read showed a very linear gain in chipset and memory performance when switching multi's and ramping up fsb, which led them do believe that strap changing was not so much of a performance decider like in the P5w DH's (975x) and evga 680i's.....
can anyone shed light on that?
Thanks!
jeeka.
I'm using Asus Commando (965) and i can't get 3.6Ghz. Keep getting Blue SOD, i'll wait for X38 and see :up:
You pretty much just started clocking it yes? No way you can make that determination in such a short amount of time. Keep tweaking.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkSephiroth
The Commando isnt a very good overclocker. Get a used EVGA 680i to hold you over for now, you'll def. hit 3.6 easy.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkSephiroth
Trust me, i tried all kinds of combo already. Its pretty fast really, I bumped the vcore and north bridge up to 1.5 and 1.6 respectively. That doesn't boot into windows and you know :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by GripS
L720B035
Priming @ 3800 1.42v and 3900 1.48v real. Benching 3dmark @ 4050mhz 1.525v set in bios
Asus p5k vanilla
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/9...22a2or1.th.jpg
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=2954770
Mp05 LE + auto radiator +3x80mm water cooled, also video in the loop ;)
Had a L723Bxxx a few days ago. 1.3 vid and nothing special. Better luck for you I hope:)Quote:
MMM my Q6600 is under way L724B176
Just picked up a L726A395. No motherboard to test it on at the mo. Anyone got one of these?
RLM
Those who use DFI Infinity P965-S Dark with Q6600 G0, mind let me know what BIOS and BIOS settings you're using. My current problem now is that I can successfully POST with high clocks but anything after 3Ghz, will results in auto reboot of system before the Windows XP loading bar. Tried 703 and 725 BIOS but no go. My batch is L727A. This processor has no problem at 4.1Ghz as already tested by another user before. Your help will be appreciated.
Here's my current settings:
Code:Genie BIOS Setting
NB Strap Select: 266
Exit Setup Shutdown: Mode2
CPU Clock Ratio: 8X
CPU Clock: 425
Boot Up Clock: 400
DRAM Speed: 533
PCI Clock: 100
Auto Detect PCI Clk: Enable
Spread Spectrum: Disable
CPU Feature
Thermal Management Control: Disable
Limit CPUID MaxVal: Disable
PPM Function: Disable
C1E Function: Disable
Execute Disable Bit: Enable
Virtualization Technology: Disable
Frequency unlimit: Disable
Voltage Setting
CPU Voltage Setting: +.150mv
DRAM Voltage Setting: 2.1V
VTT Voltage Setting: 1.20V
NB 1.25V Setting: 1.35V
SB 1.5V Setting: 1.5V
SB 1.05 Voltage Setting: 1.05V
DRAM Timing
DDR Configuration Mode: Auto
GTL+ Driving Strength: Auto
Enhance Data Transmitting: Fast
Enhance Addressing: Fast
DQ Calibration: Auto
Channel 1 CLK fine delay: Auto
Channel 2 CLK fine delay: Auto
CAS Latency Time (tCL): 4
DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD): 4
DRAM RAS# Precharge (tRP): 4
Precharge dealy (tRAS): 10
All precharge to Act: 3
REF to ACT Delay (tRFC): 22
MCH ODT Latency: Auto
Write to PRE Delay (tWR): 10
Rank Write to Read (tWTR): 10
ACT to ACT Delay (tRRD): 2
Read to Write delay (tRDWR): 8
Ranks Write to Write (tWRWR): 5
Ranks Read to Read (tRDRD): 5
Ranks Write to Read (tWRRD): 5
Read CAS# Precharge (tRTP): 4
All PRE to Refresh: 4
I only wanted to break FSB 500MHz, it was little hard.
All 4 cores enable.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/boble76/Tietoko...Q6600/4510.jpg
vCore @ 1.78V (SS Rotary)
NB @ 1.88V (water +28C)
:D
what's batch?