Done. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by deachus
Sorry, man, such stuff happens all the time, I am working with a fecking huge notepad file here to edit all the stuff, you don't wanna see it... :shakes:
In fact, neither do I! :rofl:
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Done. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by deachus
Sorry, man, such stuff happens all the time, I am working with a fecking huge notepad file here to edit all the stuff, you don't wanna see it... :shakes:
In fact, neither do I! :rofl:
I dont envy you or the job with keeping this thread up to date. But we all appreciate it very much, so thanks for all the hard work :)
You guys are worth it, your submissions and effort are outstanding! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sniper
some_one | i5-655k [2C 4T] @ 4512MHz | 1.4125 Vcore L1 | Gigabyte P55UD6 | Mega, Warm Air (33C)
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/2892/4512s.png
Using just physical cores with HT still enabled results in higher GFLops and lower power / heat. The dual core difference doesn't seem as pronounced as the higher multicores.
http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/8588/2corexs.png
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Sniper
Thanks for taking the time to keep this great thread going.
Hope you noticed that I added an extra requirement you requested to the OP. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
I think it's actually a good idea. Thanks! :up:
No worries, I would like to thank you for your efforts in keeping this thread up to date.:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
@zalbard-Awesome!!!:up: Thank you very much, I just noticed that.
I need to give info for my e8400 run, didnt notice that I hadnt before.
Gigabyte EP45-DQ6, Water, Will have to find the chip top get batch#.
Also the last entry for i7-920 4828mhz was the same chip that I used for 4725mhz, 3937B785. It is slowly degrading.:yepp:
i7-870 batch# is L926B294
Shiranui Gen-An | i7 980x [6C-12T]@4498MHz Batch #3005F803T | 1.435v | EVGA E762 4-Way Classified | Air (Venomous X+2x Scythe Ultra Kaze 2000RPM)
With the insanely cold temperatures we've been having in the Atlanta area lately, I decided to give 4.5GHz with HT on another go. I set up my Classified in the garage which currently has an ambient temp of about 11.6°C. It was able to pass 20 runs of LinX at the same vcore that my previous HF-off run needed. I did bump up QPI PLL voltage so this may have had as much of an influence as the low temps.
http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/189...7bclkdomin.jpg
http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/1...7bclkdomin.jpg
Everyone, please make sure to read the changes in the OP carefully before submitting the results. You have to post a screenshot with CPU-Z and LinX running 20th+ pass (means it's still in progress).
Thank you.
I agree this a great idea zalbard :up: prove it if you can pass it 20 times , time to open my windows turn Ht off and slam this baby
@Shiranui Gen-An its the 4.5ghz club :D:D
Shiat! means hv set alarm at 1hour to take screenshot.
All the previous results get to stay, though. ;) But yeah, might prove to be a bit more complicated in this case.Quote:
Originally Posted by owikh84
OLDcomer | C2Q Q9650 [4C] @ 4599MHz | 1.424 | Gigabyte GA-EP45-UDP rev. 1.0 | Water | L826B006
http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/1142/4600linx.th.jpg
Very nice run :up:
very nice especially for a yorkie, I know how hard it is to get on in this club:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by OLDcomer
Great job with a Yorkie:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by OLDcomer
Third submission... i7 920 #3849B018
Ambient temps... ~ -1 C.
Cooling: Air... Megahalems with push/pull.
Vdroop enabled (LLC disabled).
Load:
http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...nX4C4Tload.png
Voltages measured with my Fluke during load:
Vcore: ~ 1.322v
Vtt: ~ 1.288v
DRAM: ~ 1.634v
Idle:
http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...nX4C4Tidle.png
With the exact same settings and HT enabled I could only net ~ 4.44GHz.
I've had no luck so far with various settings in getting a succesful 20 pass LinX HT at 4.5GHz (the best attempts so far have the o.c. failing between 10 to 15 passes).
Load:
http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...HzLinXload.png
Voltages measured with my Fluke during load:
Vcore: ~ 1.314v
Vtt: ~ 1.286v
DRAM: ~ 1.630v
Idle:
http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/v...nX4C4Tidle.png
Very nice OLDcomer :up:
&
PolRoger... nice low vcore -1oC Brrrrrr
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THANKS MAN now i got my place on the I7's grid my first one :DQuote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
mate what is that program realcore ?Quote:
Originally Posted by some_one
i7 920
Batch: 3918A495
Custom SS
Foxconn Bloodrage GTI
http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/9...6162458.th.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by OLDcomer
:up: cooool job guys ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by lkozarov
ur GFlops is lower than my 4.5Ghz HT on ~ 59GFlopsQuote:
Originally Posted by lkozarov
he must be using older linx library...see that also Gflops are not evenQuote:
Originally Posted by owikh84
It was my second run at the same freq. Furst time it was 61 Gflops, but I used lower Vcore, Vmem and Vtt and the systeme crashed on 13-14 loop.
What was your vCore, vQPI, CPU PLL set in bios?Quote:
Originally Posted by lkozarov
CPU Vcore +160mV
CPU Vtt +140mV (Everest read 1.3V) I guess you mean QPI/DRAM
CPU PLL 1.617V
IOH Core 1.18V
IOH VCCA 1.168V
http://10pix.ru/img1/2410/3017995.th.jpg
http://10pix.ru/img1/2426/3017997.th.jpg
I can not say what is the processor - NDA.
Cold water - MB, VGA, CPU & RAM.
wanted to go to 5050 MHz, but at 6 minutes got an error, so that the 5000 MHz beautiful number for the club from 4500 MHz, it is time to open the 5000 MHz LinX Stable Club :ROTF:
E8600
Batch no Q820A727
Custom SS cooling
DFI UT P35 T2R
1.568 Vcore
5.153ghz
Real Temp was a waste of time because the evap temp never moved from -58c the whole time.
http://oi51.tinypic.com/2ntjjvn.jpg
Very impressive! Great job, guys! :up:
Updating in a bit. :)
Zalbard I forgot to post cooling information for my submission to the 4.5 club,
below is what I am running 24/7 at 4.6 ghz.
Batch: 3032A340
Pack Date: 10/14/2010
MB: Rampage 3 Extreme 1102 bios
Voltages:
CPU Load Line Calibration set to Auto
QPI Load Line Calibration disabled
Vcore: 1.34375 actual reading 1.336 with ROG
CPU PLL: Auto actual reading 1.812 with ROG
VTT: Auto actual reading 1.330 with ROG
DRAM: 1.64 actual reading 1.641 with ROG
Cooling: H20-220 Ultima XT Plus
Just in case anyone is looking, there is a 3849B*** for sale here: http://www.overclock.net/main-compon...18-lapped.html
Cpu should be called golden when it's able to show such results unlapped imho.
Taking a break from x58, decided to give this 655k another try. P55A-UD6, 2x1gb Kingston HyperX, water cooled. Failed at 17 passes, next time 18, finally got it to pass, vcore is way high.
jeeeze mate almost 5ghz linx :shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
that chip deserves to be on ya Xmas tree :D
congrats !
Sergio
Thanks Sergio.
Core i7 980X (3013A524) - 4500.4MHz
EK Supreme HF-CU+HL480X+MCP355+xspc top res+NMB-MAT : room 26C
GIGABYTE X58A-UD9
A-DATA 2000G V2
http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/8371/lin980xrun.png
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/6184/lin980x.png
Tried raising QPI PLL to see if you can lower your vcore?Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
very nice mate :up: cool chip for 26C ambientQuote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
Finaly with bios 0095 she is stable @ Bclk 215.. gonna run more tests @ lower volts
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/2990/stabilio.jpg
Thanks for info and i'll try about your suggestion hope it can helped ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
Thank you mate ;)! yep this is good chip for air or water cooling but not good forQuote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
sub-zero :(
I'VE FINALLY DONE IT!!
i7 920 @ 4600 (21x219) HT OFF 1.472v on air, no tricks and with case closed.
I guess i can lower the vcore, 1.472v was just to be sure it would be enough.
]siNNer[ | i7 920 [4C 4T] @ 4600MHz | 1.472 | Gigabyte X58A-UD3R | Air (TR Venomous X) | 3945A927
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/1q2n0ipxju5...inx%204600.jpg
What is you ambient temps?Quote:
Originally Posted by ]siNNer[
Around 20ºC. I'm using a Thermalright Venomous X with 2 Scythe Slipstream 1200rpm push/pull. Quiet and cool :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kimofil
Nice! I using same cooling, but my Slipstream's at 2000rpm:)Quote:
Originally Posted by ]siNNer[
What is you max stable clock with HT enabled?
I try 4.2 HT on-stable at 1.34Vcore, but temps under LinX is 88C at 25C ambient.
i7 920 - HT Off
Batch: 3918A495
Custom SS
Foxconn Bloodrage GTI
http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/8...2191408.th.jpg
For 4.2 HT ON I only need 1.276v. My max HT ON on this cooling is 4400MHz with 1.392v, temps around 85ºC. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimofil
My System
Cpu : Intel Corei7 930 HT On Vcore 1.525
MB :asus RamPage 2 Extreme Bios 1914
Ram : Kingston HyperX Bus1866 3*2GB (BBSE Chip)
Cooling : Water Cooling
PowerSupply : Gigabyte Odin 550W GT
http://www.pc-cm.com/modules/Forums/...20loop_142.jpg
http://www.pc-cm.com/modules/Forums/...m_post_579.png
well done! but a bit too toasty for me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Exia
Nice job with 22 multi, you could probably lower vcore quite a bit by dropping the multi to x21 and raising bclk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Exia
Merry xmas to all in this thread, especially zalbard. This has been by far my favorite thread of the year. Here's to the 5ghz sandybridge club in 2011!
zalbard why my result is not on the main page?
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=1330
You have to be patient. zalbard will add your entry.
yes, fantastic thread. big thanks to zalbard and everyone else for making it interesting. im a novice to these things but i have learnt alot here... now. who can help me get past 226 bclk cos i need top 10 with my 920. its got so much head room. but board is holding me back :(
Marry Christmas to all! Thanks for making this thread going!
I was out of the town for a few days (Christmas). Merry belated Xmas, guys! :)
Sorry about the delay, the updates are following shortly. :yepp:
Perhaps because you do not spend enough time reading the OP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexxx650
Quote:
(Update: 14 Dec, 2010) Please make sure that LinX is running / calculating (20th+ loop) when you're taking your screenshot (on at least one of your screenshots). You obviously want a CPU-Z window with 4.5GHz+ frequency on the same screenshot, as well.
"(Update: 14 Dec, 2010) Please make sure that LinX is running / calculating (20th+ loop) when you're taking your screenshot (on at least one of your screenshots). You obviously want a CPU-Z window with 4.5GHz+ frequency on the same screenshot, as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexxx650
This rule will be enforced for all the new submissions."
Merry Christmas to you, and everyone here at XS.Quote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
Just noticed im missing a motherboard entry in the i3 list - same Gigabyte P55-UD5 for all my 1156 chips :).
Trying my 950 for more in the shed at the moment. -6c air - its freezing in here :lol:. 4881mhz just failed on loop 17 - so close it hurts!
[EDIT - Nope, failed :(. Dont think its gonna happen with the 470's in. Will have to retry at a later date with the 8400gs instead. Means splitting my loop up though so may be a little while...]
You have the model number covered up. Why are you being so secretive about what model your processor is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexxx650
To quote your linkQuote:
Originally Posted by R37ribution
"I can not say what is the processor - NDA."
Surely is a 990X though.
The requirements include the batch number and CPU-Z SS. Surely that means you need to have a model uncovered as well since you aren't suppose to tamper with the SS. Probably why he hasn't been added to the list.Quote:
Originally Posted by tool_462
Curious, NDA?
:edit: just noticed the quotes above from others about running the 20th+ loop in a ss
Put me on the first page thank you very much ! :) ON H2O
When i raise my vIOH my gflops drops is that normal ? Best is on 1.11 !
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/3976/beststabiel.jpg
Nice clock Ace, but too bad TS requires the SS to be taken during the 20+ loops active running.
This will do as an exception... Small note for everyone... Screenshot with LinX running 20th+ loop... And 19 < 20, obviously. So you need to have LinX finish 20 passes and keep working and after that you take a screenshot. I thought my explanation in the OP was clear enough, guess not...Quote:
Originally Posted by Leopold Butters
sorry about that, I took the SS and right after it finished that loop, it ended so i thought it was on the 20th one that had just finished, maybe I should have set it to 21loops.Quote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
H20
Rampage III Extreme
New submision following rules >_<
First page now ?
Tnx :)
http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/3687/21x215.jpg
Good run. Have you tried lowering CPU PLL to 1.44-1.50? It may allow you to lower your vcore. I was able to get my LinX 20 runs 4.5Ghz vcore down to 1.385v after dropping CPU PLL to 1.44v on my R3E. I am now working on LinX 20 runs 4.5Ghz 4c8t which I can only pass 17 runs so far. Driving me nuts!Quote:
Originally Posted by AceBaran
Tnx deachus.
Anything lower then 1.81 CPU PLL i crash within 10 runns, so no go there for me..
Bios 0095 did it for me, all the earlier bios i could not get BCLK 215 stable.. 0095 best bios for me so far !!
Good luck on your 4C8T run ! Try bios 0095 !
Did you try going just below 1.81 CPU PLL or all the way down to 1.44v? I only ask because 1.65v-1.8v did nothing for me but 1.44v-1.5v helped and allowed me to lower vcore. Thanks, I have been on 0095 for a few weeks now, someone sent it to me and it is the best bios I have used so far. I see R3E bios 1206 dated 12/20/10 floating around (post in the R3E thread) which I would love to try out.Quote:
Originally Posted by AceBaran
Gonna try a few runns starting from 1.31 CPU PLL right now.. i remember i had uncore alot higher before and on different bios.. maybe i can pull it off :)
0095 :up:
Seen 1206 too.. cant wait
Edit: No go on the CPU PLL tried from 1.31 all the way up to 1.61... keep crasching within 10 runns
I had to change my ram timings from 6-8-6-20-1T-72 to 7-7-7-21-1T-72 and uncore from 36** to 38** then dropping CPU PLL made a difference. Think I was too tight so it needed the higher CPU PLL which the theory is CPU PLL is tied to QPI PLL which would make sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by AceBaran
CPU: Core I5 -750 #L006C024 @4600Mhz
M/B: ASUS Maximus III GENE
VGA :Galaxy GTX260
Ram: G.Skill RH 2000@1752
Power Supply : Tagen BZ800w
Case : HAF922 Fan CM90CFMx2 + Delta AFB1212SHE 1.6Ax1
Cooling : Water Cooling [ HK3.0LT + P655 + BI XFlow gt240 + Fan Delta AFB1212SHE 1.6A X 2 ]
Room temp 10c
V.core 1.632v / IMC/VTT 1.44v / PLL 1.8v / V.RAM 1.56v
http://a.yfrog.com/img640/9817/qeh.png
http://a.yfrog.com/img612/2425/oij.png
Hey tnx for that !Quote:
Originally Posted by deachus
Ive loosend ram timings and got CPU PLL @ 1.70.. now i dropped vcore from 1.50 to 1.47..
So Tnx alot for that man !
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/9051/21x2151475.jpg
Glad to see it helped:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by AceBaran
Can we use Intel B urn Test ?
In a LinX club? Is that even a serious question? :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by Salamndar
P.S. I'll probably get around to update the OP today.
installed today SP1 for Windows 7, it seems that it activate the AVX Support :)
http://www.abload.de/img/linx-23pq5.png
before SP1 it got ~66 GFlops at 4.5GHz
Does LinX work on a dual CPU setup?
Anyone tried this with an SR-2 setup?
Why should running on SMP differ running on multi core cpu? Just increase thread count to doubled core count, no?
ok i think i got this SS right.
cpu-i7-920 #3849B018
MB-eVGA E760 Classified
cooling-custom water
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1576931
21x226@4755 HT OFF w/1.47v
http://i54.tinypic.com/2ey9wug.jpg
http://i51.tinypic.com/2i7ldty.jpg
Nice job radaja :up:
The screenshot is right.
This is on air cooling ;)
CPU: i7 2600K ES @5102Mhz
M/B: ASUS Maximus IV Extreme
VGA : MSI GTX 580 (reference) @ 900/2200
Ram: Corsair Dominator GTX2 DDR3-2250 8-8-8-24
Power Supply : Corsair AX1200 1200W PSU
http://www.techreaction.net/wp-conte...tability-5.png
V nice AVX is looking good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
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verry nice radaja:up:
soon i will post somethin good:D
new toy on the way goin subzero:D
Yipee, finally, a result showing the AVX Linpack question asked back in November. Thank you Cri$ch. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
How do the core temperatures compare from running Linpack SSE with the lower GFlops to running AVX? Does it affect stability? ie more vcore required. What's the difference in power draw from using AVX over SSE? Perhaps you could check the current draw in HWMonitor or other similar montoring program for example. Even if the reading isn't accurate it can give an idea of relative increase as a percentage. :)
Slowly updating the OP. Those people who haven't bothered reading the updated OP aren't making it in, obviously. :p:
And another example. Nice submission, but not making it. The OP clearly says use all the memory you can, either clicking max memory button or picking an option waaay down the list. Running under 2 gigs with 6 gigs installed is just lazy, sorry. Either act like you're poor, pull out the available RAM ending up with one stick and act like it's all you can afford or man up and use all the RAM you've got installed. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
Okay, the OP is updated. Nothing seems broken. :p:
Will mess with colour coding and wiping out people with missing info tomorrow. Really have to go now.
@ miahallen: kick ass SB! :up:
@miahallen
that's a raw diamond!!! :up:
I think you could have more impressive glops with the ΗΤ off. Crazy delta fans on use, or what, btw? ;)
i7 920 @ 4620mhz (3849B018)
GA-EX58-UD5
3x2gb OCZ3P1600LV6Gk
http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/a...stabletest.jpg
My evga LE board died, so I picked up this UD5 ver 1.0 at Microcenter for $70 on the clearance rack. Not too shabby. This was my first attempt, so the voltages are pretty high. I suppose I'll keep bloomfield on my desk for another year.
:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
Just a single 120x25mm Adda, about 100CFM :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ccaution
As seen here
Godlike ^ 2 then :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by miahallen
Nice run but you should read the rules on the first page. Also your core temp shows 215x21 4515mhzQuote:
Originally Posted by mattgmann
Posted on the first page by the OP: "(Update: 14 Dec, 2010) Please make sure that LinX is running / calculating (21st or higher number loop) when you're taking your screenshot (on at least one of your screenshots). You obviously want a CPU-Z window with 4.5GHz+ frequency on the same screenshot, as well."
If you boot at 4515mhz from bios coretemp, and realtemp both read 4515mhz, same frequency as cpuz.
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/135/bsscreens.jpg
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If you use et6 to adjust your bclk this is what happens.
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/646/bsscreens2.jpg
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If you boot from bios at 4620 mhz, coretemp, realtemp and cpuz read the same again.
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/8721/bsscreen3.jpg
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This may be due to running a 930 and an older version of coretemp idk, will install my 930 and test.
This was one of the reasons for my request to the OP, of showing a screen of LinX while the test was still running. Not to say your screen is not ligit. But this may help keep things honest for everyone.
oops, posted that up in haste. I was away from the system while it tested, and was honestly surprised that it passed when I returned. If I were cheating, I might go for a little more impressive numbers:D I was just surprised at the easy overclock on this new old stock mobo.
I posted this: "Not to say your screen is not ligit" I didnt say you cheated, I noticed your coretemp reading for cpu frequency didnt match what cpuz was reading, and also noticed your gflops were on par with a 4500mhz run with HT enabled, not a 4620mhz run.
Looks like you have a good chip, and passed pretty easy at 4620mhz...all you would need to do is rerun it and take a screen at 20+ loops while LinX is still running.
Just being light hearted. Thanks for the info, legit run underway. Set the timer to get me back in time for a screen cap.Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
@mattgman, good luck and congrats on the new board, $70.00 was a real bargain. :up: