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Mr. Magoo, update my vCore if you please :
3838B079
21x191
1.26250v in Bios
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=317
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I guess u didn't see the part about all my voltages being reported +.05 in windows, and my measured voltage being 1.356v when reporting 1.408v @ 4GHz. My other entrys had actual values in that post too.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterMagoo
I am sorry, so to clarify it is 1.356v?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nemesis
jVIDIA I will update as soon as I get Nemesis's info right.
Edit: Also wondering if you all would like a column for "24/7 OC"? IE Yes or No depending on if you flag it as your 24/7 OC or your highest stable.
Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterMagoo
Two of the corrections were mentioned here:
The same 3837B317 3920MHz on air entry @ 1.35v is actually 1.31v measured. In a post I made here I converted the original spreadsheet to an image and it shows all my corrected values. The 4GHz OC I had switched to water (Swiftech Apogee GTZ).Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nemesis
When I use to make charts I always listed a stability column and placed the highest reported stability in that column i.e. 8-12Hrs prime, OCCT, 32 or 1 MB pi or 3DMark. For me if its not 8 or more hrs prime 95 stable it's just not stable.
Batch Number: 3836B043
CPU Freq.: 3705 MHz
QPI: 3510 MHz
Multi: 19
LOAD vcore: 1.254
CPU VTT: 1.2625
Hyperthreading: ON
LOAD core temps: 86/85/84/81
Cooling: TT SpinQ
http://www.kt-photography.net/desktop.jpg
I'll get that sig updated sooner or later (I'm lazy so probably later).
Nice :D Make sure you post a screen and all that when you get it under water and we will get you on the list.
I am updating shortly just running some tests on my system so I can add myself.
As I am almost finished getting parts for my i7 build my Processor came today from newegg.
I wouldn't post this until I have results but it seems no one has posted this FPO before i7-920 "3841A573" (Ver# E51453-002 Pack Date 1/14/09 Made in Costa rica)
Sorry I won't have results until late next week :(
I have that batch currently. It takes quite a few more volts for 4.2Ghz with HT than the earlier 3841A's to be 50 pass linx all memory stable.
Thanks for the reply, I am sure you are running water?
I will be trying an Scythe MUGEN-2 first and see how far I can go. This will be a pure gaming machine so from what I have read having HT off may be best, is that correct?
Opps you don't have to answer that as this isn't really the appropriate thread :wasntme:
Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterMagoo
Some numbers on 2 920's I tried today guys, some of the better specimen I have had, all results with HT on:
#1: 3837B282
First I ran 200x19=3,8Ghz on water, 1,23V LinX stable didn't try lower, temps in the low 60's
Then I ran 200x20=4Ghz on phase, not its favourite mult, needed 1,46V to be stable, temp in the low 20's
Unfortunately it hated the 21x mult so I gave up on 200x21, not even 1,55V did it
--> good cool running CPU for air OCs, like most 920's it prefers the 19x mult, useless for chilled water or phase
#2: 3837A707:
First the 3,8Ghz at water test again, also passed with flying colours at 1,23V, again I didn't try lower, temps in the mid to high 60's
Then 4,2Ghz on water, turned radiator fans to max to keep water temp at 25C, passed 3 hours of prime blend at 1,42V temps in the low 70's.
So nice, this CPU likes the 21x mult, on to phase --> 210x21 LinX stable at 1,52V load, horrible mount tho temps went up to +40C, currently crunching WCG at 4,4 Ghz and +30C on all cores :up:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1234401676
Oh yeah, and I had another one this week, another 3837B282:
Only tried undervolting on that one, running 3,4Ghz at 1,08V stable on air :up:
3837A945 - i7 965 from newegg purchased last Friday.
Stock cooler - 4.638ghz
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=505594
Max screen runs on a stock cooler? Feel like frying your CPU much? :D
Quote:
Originally Posted by jcool
hahah yeah.. 1.5v though so NOT that bad.
Pretty nice mhz for 1,5V.. I just saw that you disabled everything anyway so heat wouldn't be the issue with just 1 core :D
Can you please remove my previous post and use this please?
100MHz less but .150v less too :D (and it's way much more stable)
920 @ 3.9GHz #3836A394
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=505712
http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/2...x19htofss3.png
3842A334
lp-ut, gskill pk, TRUE push/pull
19x206
DMM measured volts:
VCORE 1.322v
VTT 1.334v
vDIMM 1.600v
vPLL 1.835v
vIOH 1.170v
http://lakesidepc.com/lput39.jpg
Nice clock, I think that's the first week 42 chip that's been posted here.Quote:
Originally Posted by loonym
Thanks. Yeah, that's why I wanted to make sure and get it on the list. I have a couple others from different weeks to post soon too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avan
3841A371 water cooling.
http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/4853/occt4ax3.th.jpg
Ok I am updating the spreadsheet. May I make a suggestion?
I say we need to have at least one small standard. How about 1 hour of your favorite stability app? OCCT/Prime/linx/IBT whatever floats your boat. That way someone does not see 4.5ghz batch runs out to get it only to find out it only runs 3.8 with HT stable? Just a thought, let me know what you think.
+1 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterMagoo
You can also add a column for the number of oc testing hours hours
Good idea, I will add that also.Quote:
Originally Posted by anzial
Yeah a real stability test is really needed otherwise I want this as my entry :D
http://img.techpowerup.org/090211/4911MHz cpu-z.jpg