Does anyone know what vDimm voltage should be at? Is 1.65v safe or is 1.5v necessary?
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Does anyone know what vDimm voltage should be at? Is 1.65v safe or is 1.5v necessary?
If the memory is XMP certified then it will almost certainly be rated to run at 1.65V. I believe Intel does not recommend going above 1.65V on the last 2 Processor generations. It started with the X58 motherboards and has carried on through today. I have seen several XMP modules running on a Series 6 motherboard and those modules requested 1.65V.
Safe and I am sure you can go higher. The vDIMM limits are a myth for X58, so...Quote:
Originally Posted by deathelement
Yes, they are coming out around the time of SB. They're already starting to trickle out, but Kingston and others should have theirs out soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenTiger
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Thanks :up:
wow nice Franck, thanks for great job :up:
Firstly thanks for this & secondly a few observations..Quote:
Originally Posted by cpuz
CPU-Z still reports vcore incorrectly & HWMonitor voltages are out too.
Edit Interestingly TMonitor reports my 2500K in a C state & only when you load the system do you get full core speed.... will have to look into this its all off in BIOS.
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Maybe it depends on the used mainboard. I am using a P8P67 Evo and the voltages shown correct in cpu-z and hwmonitor.Quote:
Originally Posted by C-N
yeah, on gigabyte P67 boards is the voltage reading wrong.
MaybeQuote:
Originally Posted by olDirdey
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
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CPU-Z core voltage is looking at qpi/vtt voltage on my GA-P67A-UD5 dont know if its a bios issue or a CPU-Z issue but thats how it is.
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Only 5 days left :D
2500K Cinebench 11.5 http://s008.radikal.ru/i304/1012/cd/1e14e1fa1bf1t.jpg
2600K - http://s003.radikal.ru/i201/1012/95/92614739409dt.jpg
i love sandy bridge really...
this is my aircooled 2600K on a Intel DP67BG mainboard :D
http://www.abload.de/img/5.49ghz-1m_rem57a.png
http://www.abload.de/img/5.49ghz-32m_re0548.png
Chri$ch:
Did I tell you today that I hate you!:rofl:
That's higher clock than the clock of i7 920 SP1M WR... Which was done with LN2...
Epic.
I think that I just came in my pants :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
I expected 5ghz 8t stable with water, seems it will not let me down, bujah
omg...Cgrisch...maybe to much vcore-a bit dangerous with aircooling, but still impressive score! How can u run highest Cinebench at air?:)
Jaw dropping clock :shocked::shocked:
I was gonna wait for am3+.... mayne not anymore, wow that's a whole 1.4GHz jump per core from my w/c current 750, dunno who said it here before, but 1156 truly did oc like crappola compared to this
Has anyone tested performance in linux yet?
Is it known yet if retail is expected to clock as well as D1 ES ? Retail is D2 right ?
yep that may work in your icey european winter but its 40+c here today so I wont be using near 1.6 even with water cooling.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
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has anyone determined the max safe voltage for 24/7 use or what kind of voltage is needed for a typical and decent OC?
I dream about 5Ghz++ for daily use!!!