Have vcore set to auto and this is the result I got. Went to go 245 fsb and got errors. Had to remove CMOS battery to reset fsb to 240. Vcore is only at 1.39 in auto so will raise vcore manually to get higher oc. Temps seem fine.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...101-001718.jpg
Chassis fan : 8598 RPM ! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shootingblanks
Pretty dern good on 1.39. You should be well over 4 at 1.6v. Please keep us updated, as we don't see a lot of 3.2 E0s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shootingblanks
Let us know what is top screenie and top stable, if you please. :confused:
I think are "bad ass" those S478 E0s
no?
@uclajd, I actually copied your sig and maid some changes, but I have an p4c800 ;)
You are God then.. 277 2-2-2 with Gskill? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Unrealcpu
Yeah you should be at 4500mhz then stable depending if you are using high speed ram like GSKILL TCCD chips pc4400
im at cas 2-2-2-5 at 277 right now fully stable with GSKILL PC4400
maybe he catched the bh-5 edition :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by krampak
Hello guys, i've recently joined the Intel field and would like to post my results on this thread that is cpu/stepping related.
CPU: 3.2E SL7KC -> clocked to 4.18Ghz at ~1.47vcore at full load (idle is about 1.53-55v), using custom watercooling with 120.2 rad (is a Must for Preskots! :D). System is rock solid, can run prime95 for hours... i'm runing the system 24/7 no probs.
Mobo: Abit IC7-G -> no voltage mods, stock board basically just with heatsinks on the mosfets.
RAM: PQI 3200 turbo -> running 1:1 at 261fsb (CL2.5 3-3-5) at 2.6V
I've reached the limit of this setup at the moment, one fsb more (4.2Ghz) and prime will show up a mobo/cpu related error... :D
Will hook a northbridge waterblock on the chipset soon and see if i can go any higher (which i doubt).
It could run prime stable at 4Ghz with vcore at 1.48 (idle) - 1.4v (at full) so i guess it is a damn nice chip.
Can't give more voltage on the cpu because system shuts down (OVP protection or something?!?) Maybe a Vdrop mod will help to get few mhz's more ;)
My opinion? Just buy one quick :D
P.S.: I always run dual prime95 because of hyperthreading and better cooling on the vcore mosfets it is a must because they get Xtremely hot with those cpu's (one of my mosfets almost went off the mobo because the soldering had melt...)
Cheers,
B
Not tried, I can if you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by uclajd
On mine, at anything above 1.6v set within bios, when i run prime95 , pc shuts down completely, must be some sort of OVP or something... :confused:
well my stock asus p4c800 e deluxe motherboard took a dump on me. waiting to get a replacement board. sure i can push this processor further. especially since i am running on a watercooling setup. will place heatsinks on all mosfets and do droop mod on new board once i get it. that chassis fan is the fan on my swiftech mcx 159 on my northbridge. well here is a pic of my dead mobo:(
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2.../cpusocket.jpg
Ouch! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shootingblanks
Man, you are making me glad my whole socket is filled with thermal grease.
what about SL7PP 3.4E E0 ? it supports (loadline a) just like 3.2 & 3.4 C0 and 3.4 D0's. I just saw that 3.2E0 has same Thermal Guideline 103.0W as 3.2C0 but a diffrent loadline (loadline b) according to Intel process spec doc.Quote:
Originally Posted by enzoR
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hey man you telling evry body to go to 1.6v i dont think so at least on my rig, unles you are on vapor chill or phase change ,i have an eo 3.2 and was stable at 260fsb 1:1 1.42 vcore then went to 263 fsb 1.47 vcore restart computer,P4C800 DLX motherboard fried.. they dont recomend to pass over 1.400..Quote:
Originally Posted by uclajd
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