i5-2500K/2600K batch number and o/c results

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

That is a Koolance Rad box he has on the back. I got mine because of Andres.

Looks great Sergio!

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thanks buddy !

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Originally Posted by 95blackz26

nice build

what's the thing holding your radiator off the back of the case.

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thanks mate

as NoGuru says its the koolance radbox, u can find others like the swiftech that can also be extended to reach further like that

cheers and good luck on your tests
Sergio

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Originally Posted by andressergio

thanks mate

as NoGuru says its the koolance radbox, u can find others like the swiftech that can also be extended to reach further like that

cheers and good luck on your tests
Sergio

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no problem..

i like the rad box better than what i have been doing. been using gutted fans to space it off the back of the case.

My torture rack has separate water loops for the cpu and card that each get a Thermochill PA120.3 rad, huge modded CM stacker case.

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Originally Posted by 95blackz26

no problem..

i like the rad box better than what i have been doing. been using gutted fans to space it off the back of the case.

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u can do this with the cheap swiftech radbox (i did it to a friend)

the kit comes with 2 lengh of screws you use the longest and nuts to tie to the chassis and then the litle cilindric black u top it where you want ;)

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Originally Posted by flesheatinvirus

My torture rack has separate water loops for the cpu and card that each get a Thermochill PA120.3 rad, huge modded CM stacker case.

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and the picture ? :)

One rad is remote down below the case.:cool:

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Originally Posted by flesheatinvirus

One rad is remote down below the case.:cool:

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very niceeeee

Thanks my friend, I have two of these little monsters in the lab that both run 5G+ all the time. The rack currently has a Sandy 2700K at 5500mhz with a 3G 580 classi. I already have in two Ivy chips and a EVGA 680 with water block that is still in there plastic wrap unopened because of excessive work which I guess is good.

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Originally Posted by flesheatinvirus

Thanks my friend, I have two of these little monsters in the lab that both run 5G+ all the time. The rack currently has a Sandy 2700K at 5500mhz with a 3G 580 classi. I already have in two Ivy chips and a EVGA 680 with water block that is still in there plastic wrap unopened because of excessive work which I guess is good.

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at 5,5GHz on water ??? :eek:

Yes at about 1.5 on this 2700K, it actually runs pretty cool. Batch is 3138A764 and seems to play well at 55 multi with temps in the mid 60s. EK supreme kills the heat rather well:cool:

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Originally Posted by flesheatinvirus

Yes at about 1.5 on this 2700K, it actually runs pretty cool. Batch is 3138A764 and seems to play well at 55 multi with temps in the mid 60s. EK supreme kills the heat rather well:cool:

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jeeze 4c/8th ??? congrats man

Yes 4C/8T, my other 2600K could do 5600 on water also.

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Originally Posted by andressergio

u can do this with the cheap swiftech radbox (i did it to a friend)

the kit comes with 2 lengh of screws you use the longest and nuts to tie to the chassis and then the litle cilindric black u top it where you want ;)

http://img803.imageshack.us/img803/2...0505135909.jpg

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i was thinking of doing this but with one of the gutted fans. already got some longer screws.. it's got 1 fan with two gutted fans to space it off the back of the case so i can run the tubing.

i'll grab some pics later this week. it's only the pc i keep in the garage. good ol p5b deluxe with an e6700. watercooled with a swiftech radiator with the mcp 35x mounted on the bottom of the rad and my old swiftech gtz waterblock. all hanging off the back of a coolermaster 690

:D My new intel core i7 2700K Goes 5,6GHZ on air with Noctua d14 cooler and motherboard are Asus P8z77 V-pro bios 1009 and all cores activated here

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2363339

:eek::up::ROTF: testing vcores to what are good or not.

more testing

5507Mhz all cores activated.. older score before new

http://imageshack.us/f/19/2700k5507mhzdone.jpg

update *

5550Mhz done *

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2361702

okey more testing =)

http://imageshack.us/f/16/2700k5400mhzsuperpi1m.jpg

http://imageshack.us/f/217/2700k54000mhzsuperpi2m.jpg

4M

http://imageshack.us/f/337/2700k5407mhzsuperpi4m.jpg

32M superpi @ 5,4Ghz untweaked mem timings not touched in bios

http://imageshack.us/f/96/2700k5407mhz32msuperpi.jpg


5507mhz superpi 1M runs

http://imageshack.us/f/189/2700k5507mhzsuperpi1m.jpg

Nice chip. That looks like a keeper, the two I have both do beyond 52 multi.

i think.. i have pretty good 2700K sandy bridge here http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2369169
x57 on all cores and air, mabe 5,7Ghz+ with dry ice or ln2 :D :eek::up: now its heat stopping me here. max yet on air 5,6G :woot:

Guys does Sandy benefit from z77 chipset? Or is Ivy better for the new high mem clocks?

:)

Nope...plus the SB CPU will not be able to steer some of the new features on the Z77 board. Otherwise an Ivy CPU on a decent SB based motherboard can use the 2400 divider... but the performance between the chipsets is minimal...

Hey all, recently upgraded my system with a i5 2500K on a MSI P67A-GD53 B3, cooling is a Corsair H100 with 4 apache blacks in push/pull and a few more blacks around the case
I attempted a OC of 5Ghz by setting the multiplier to 50, VCore 1.42, VCCSA 1.145, VCCIO 1.23, CPU PLL 1.9, DRAM Voltage 1.65
was not stable, which tbh was fairly surprising, i heard from a few people of getting that speed on this board, you think maybe my attempt was excessive?
if so what are your recommandations for max multiplier/voltages, need it stable enough for gaming use, ty.:)

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Originally Posted by Jake211049

Hey all, recently upgraded my system with a i5 2500K on a MSI P67A-GD53 B3, cooling is a Corsair H100 with 4 apache blacks in push/pull and a few more blacks around the case
I attempted a OC of 5Ghz by setting the multiplier to 50, VCore 1.42, VCCSA 1.145, VCCIO 1.23, CPU PLL 1.9, DRAM Voltage 1.65
was not stable, which tbh was fairly surprising, i heard from a few people of getting that speed on this board, you think maybe my attempt was excessive?
if so what are your recommandations for max multiplier/voltages, need it stable enough for gaming use, ty.:)

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Not nearly enough info about what you have unfortunately. I would check the mini dump files that are created when your system blue screens. That can help pin down what needs to be tweaked. It may be that you don't have a chip that can handle 5ghz. Not all can do it unfortunately.

try 106 FSB

http://s13.postimage.org/t6kqc4n5z/1130.jpg

That my friend is a keeper.

24/7 settings
i5 2500k 50x @ 1.39 vcore

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Need some help guys. With these settings, I can push 4.8GHz stable at 1.472 in prime95. Any higher would bsod (win8 bsod :S). If I up offset to +.110, 5GHz will crash (v1.520). Have I reached the wall with this 2500k?

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use xtreme setup an disable speed step

http://valid.canardpc.com/2877412