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Oh yes you passed 75°C. Your Tj.Max temperature is wrong. It's fixed in beta versions of Real Temp but you can set it manualy to 100°C. So, watch at your temps with 5°C more ;). Although, Intel's max recommanded temperature is 72.2°C so I think that's too hot for just 1.23V.
Bullet92, I've previously set the TjMax to 100C for 1st core. Second one it was to 95, so basically I hit 75C.
I tried just to get to desktop at 5GHz and failed, but I'm forgetting this is only an Evga motherboard and 525MHz fsb is kinda pushing things lol.
I did however manage to boot at 4.75GHz:
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...ys/4750MHz.png
I'm very happy at the moment with 4GHz on 1.25v but I'd like to aim to aim for a higher clock speed - 4.5GHz is easy for the CPU but I'm not sure how the FSB will hold up...
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Originally Posted by LennyRhys
Holy Smokes!! You got 4 GHz with only 1.25v on a 680i!!:shocked:
I can't seem to get anything stable above 3.5 on mt E8500! Can you PM me you other settings?
-Jason
If you really wish to run at 4.0 you could always try the 1.232v idle setting for 24/7 and see if you ever have stability issuses in your day to day computer activites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rippo
Everyone has a different definition of stability.
I like mine to pass OCCT 2hr mix perhaps even a longer custom run... pass Prime with 3 to 4 hrs... I'll even run IntelBurnTest a few times if my voltages are not too high. However for long term stability testing I like to run Seti/ClimatePrediction.
I have my E8400-C0 set with just enough cpu voltage to be stable at 4.0GHz and not have any crash/resets with seti/climateprediction running up to 24/7. I have it set so that it doesn't proccess while I'm active but otherwise it is always crunching.
I've found that if my systems can do Seti long term then I usually don't have problems with stability.
wow 4.2ghz --- 4.9ghz overclocks in the last two pages. Very impressive.
These clock speeds/voltages are because of the quality of the chip, not my skills as an overclocker lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jsunn
For 4GHz I have the FSB at 1684MHz and 9.5 multi
CPU voltage in bios 1.27, 1.24v under load (I thought it said 1.25, but that was idle lol)
FSB voltage 1.3v
NB chipset 1.25v
Everything else auto
And there you have it!
So far the best I can get is 4400MHz at 1.368v (1.4v BIOS), which seems pretty happy so far. I'd rather less vcore though, so I may take it down to 4300MHz.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...mhz_Orthos.png
24/7 stable CPU-1.3125v; NB-1.2v;SB-1.09v. Idle Temps @<37C.
LennyRhys: Very nice, especially with that vcore
Couldnt see the details on the pic.Quote:
Originally Posted by zalophus
did a new personal high last night, but couldn't run 3d, maybe next time:) (e8400 c0/dfi dk p45)
http://img354.imageshack.us/img354/8...hzspi1mfx2.jpg
Wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by nikk
1.7v- What kind of cooling?
TR ultima 90i with 1 scythe slipstream120, inside a stacker 810 with side panel off:D
Try this.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyBoyGeo
4.1GHz on 1.27v is crazy for a C0 :eek:
yeah nice oc there, but i think that low voltage is becouse of low VID -> take a look on temps
Ah good point. At 4.4GHz 1.36v my sustained load temps are 44/42C so now I see where the E0 stepping comes in. :yepp:
Hi guys i just recently got a pretty good cooler (Xigmatek S1284C) for my system (E8400\P5Q Deluxe\2x2 Gskill Pi CL4 Black Edition) need some tips what do you guys think i can do here?
Thanks :up:
Really makes me feel great knowing I blew 300 bucks on an E8600 and it can't keep up with those! It turned out to be a real rag.
The temperature sensors work!
Hey!
At least they fixed something!http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/9...tericalcb5.gif
chuck4456,love your system spec page
damn, these E0's are great overclockers.
I have an E0 for my E8400 wanted some tips on a good OC... i recently got a pretty good cooler (Xigmatek S1284C) for my system (E8400\P5Q Deluxe\2x2 Gskill Pi CL4 Black Edition) need some tips what do you guys think i can do here?
Thanks :up:
Some E0 E8400s are doing 4.5GHz stable, but if you want really low vcore you should get 4GHz with 1.2-1.25v no bother. I think my E0 can do 4GHz on less than stock volts, but I haven't primed it yet at 1.23vcore.
What Bios are you guys Using? im using the 1406 bios from Asus, witch should i use?
Thanks