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just shooting for a 24/7 stable, third 10+ hour stable run with prime.
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just shooting for a 24/7 stable, third 10+ hour stable run with prime.
What batch?Quote:
Originally Posted by Flanman
Yes, but with 1.35 i hope to take 4.3-4.4, i can put 1.4 or 1.5 with my watercooling .
In all ways, it's better than my Ex 8300 C0 (1.35v for 4.0ghz, 1.47v )>4560 mhz but no stable) .
I think the matter is my parameter on my P5Q ...
(sorry for my bad english ... french inside) .:up:
So bought one of of the guy's e8500 eo chips for $185 shipped.Quote:
Originally Posted by LagunaX
He has one more left onsold. Can't post ebay links here but anyone interested I can pm you the seller's info.
I got my E8500 @ local store with 164 euros its like 240 $, the original price was 208 euros but i got it with 164 e... the original price was just ridicilous :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by LagunaX
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Originally Posted by lha
is Q828A164 the batch info?
yes it isQuote:
Originally Posted by Flanman
The VID on my e8400 is 1.225 :(Quote:
Originally Posted by danmoody
Can u attach some SS ? ...i wanna see the E0 in action :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kamikaze24
anyone here with the P5Q Pro and the e8400 that can share their OC settings? I'm having trouble getting close to 4ghz :(
My ram is a bit older Crucial Ballistix PC2-6400, and I'm running it at 1:1 divider.
any help is appreciated.
i do, did you get the newegg combo deal as well? next time i reboot (which will be tonight) i'll write down what i have for ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by ssabripo
Hey ssabripo.. Here are my settings.
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This board is a tough nut to crack!!! A real Pain in the ass!!! But, it can be done.
My system is air cooled. I have an air-conditioned room. I believe it would be the best to shoot for 475 fsb
at 4275 mhz. Good luck, let me know how this comes out for you.
WZ
Mines still kickin', got some new 4850's for "her".. :up:
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4.6 with 1.48v :)
its not realy bad,.. i've seen 4g under 1.3 with that VID ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BababooeyHTJ
i think that my E8500 E0 is some kind of "special" 'cos i can put it to 4.4 ghz with normal voltages so is that true that its good individual
I'd say E0 stepping is just that good, I know a friend of mine that got an E8400 that clocks to 4.5GHz (500x9) with 1.4v.
yeah..i got the combo. would be great if you could post it..thanks!:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flanman
thanks WZ! I will try your settings and see if I can crack 4ghz.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeldZilla
quick question: if I want to run it at 450fsb for more stability (since I really dont do gaming), do you recommend leaving the Vcore at AUTO or set it manually to something? if manual, what do you suggest?
I have a Scythe INF heatshink + fan
i saw a vid of 1.2500 for mine and though it wasn't going to be that good for an E0 but it's running at 4g with under 1.3 for the vcore.Quote:
Originally Posted by asap
i envy u guys with that E0:(
Hey ssabripo I would set it to 1.425 in bios boot it then check actual voltage with cpuz. If you are in just under 1.4 you should be in great shape.
If you need to go higher on the voltage I will tell you I have to e8400's running at over 1.5 v for just under 9 months now.
Still you should get stable right around 1.4.
WZ
Im at around 1.32xx with load-line calibration enabled to get to 425x9 and it seems stable, but it needs 1.28 vterm. It passed 10 runs of linpack, I still need to do more tweeking and stress testing. Trying to get to a 450fsb is a struggle at any decent voltage. I was running 1.45 vcore in bios on my last board just to get the 425fsb stable that I'm at now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flanman
yeah...i figured 1.4 would be a good start. I'm gonna start with that and see if my Vdroop is ok. I'm hoping I can achieve 425 fsb at 1.3v for everyday usage, and 472 fsb at 1.4 for high loadQuote:
Originally Posted by WeldZilla
I have another e8400 :)
Q826A398, vid 1.2125v, runs @ 4ghz @ 1.20 load, no problems whatsoever, no screen but I ran orthos for 2 hours without problems.
same stepping on forumdeluxx.de ran 4ghz @ 1.136v... really good stepping so it seems :)
Of course I'm gonna try lower volts ;)
step by step, i follow my way to my objective ( over 4.5ghz) .
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the autor of OCCT (who is on my favorite forum => www.hardware.fr) knows that the Tjmax is bad for our E8x00 E0 .
We must to remove 5°c of all t°c given in occt .