e6400 4040mhz on air benchable!

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Originally Posted by clon22

I got a E6400 L628B191
On my P5B vanilla :
Booted @ 4.02ghz but windows no load...
Toned down abit and got it to 497mhz x 8 @ 3975mhz...
Futhermore my board has no vMch adjustments...




Single Spi 32m @ 3.9ghz...
Looks slow but ok for me...




Havent tested much...
Coz no time, need to play CoH...
Juz wanted to share...
Hmm.. the B's looks good...
hee.. :D

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Mod that Vmich, i will race you to 32m at 4.1ghz. Ready. Set. GOOOOO!!

impressive overclock,. My 6400 only does 3.8G max. I havent lap the cpu and my idle temps are in 50c @ 1.35Vcore. Congrat you realy have a nice 6400 there

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Originally Posted by theteamaqua

hmm where do u live?? like not in the US?? cuz i heard u cant get those L628B in US..

whats ur 24/7 speed?? man i hope i can get a E6600 to 3.8GHz for 24/7

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bro, I have the same week as the one in your sig and I can hit 3.8ghz w/ orthos goin and full spi benchable. no lapping and no modding. for some reason just before 3.9ghz though everything goes to crap.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=130946


I think its my ram but I honestly have no idea.


so personally, I think you need to stop making excuses in your sig. :P



nice overclock bro, and wayyy nice ram. what's your 1m at that speed?

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Originally Posted by Revv23

Mod that Vmich, i will race you to 32m at 4.1ghz. Ready. Set. GOOOOO!!

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Er...
I don't know how to do all this modding...
sorry man...
U guys r the real pros...
Luv reading this forum alot... :)
Am pretty happy with my chip now..

LOL at which speed your E6400s starts to eat vcore???

mmmm.. what core do you need for example to reach 3,2ghz????

My little one only needs 1,275v (with 1,2v does past 2800mhz) is it good, very good or holy grail??? XDDDDDD

salu2.

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Originally Posted by Dave338

LOL at which speed your E6400s starts to eat vcore???

mmmm.. what core do you need for example to reach 3,2ghz????

My little one only needs 1,275v (with 1,2v does past 2800mhz) is it good, very good or holy grail??? XDDDDDD

salu2.

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My E6400 will do 3504mhz with 1.480v. When loaded it falls to 1.460v.

For it to reach 3600mhz orthos stable it needs 1.540v :slobber: .

Anything past 3504mhz it eats vcore for breakfast, lunch, and dinner :slapass:

so how many of you are using EIST?

i'm a little perplexed about it: to enable it, I had to disable the manual multi in BIOS, and then enable the Intel EIST thingy into Automatic.....and then once in windows I put the Power setting in "Minimal Power conservation" mode.

I see perhaps a 1-2C decrease when it idles and it goes down to 2.8 (x6 multi) from 3.3... But my question is, the Vcore is still set as hard coded 1.35volts.

I ran orthos and all seems well and stable (immediately jumps back to x7 and runs fine) and same with SuperPi.......but I just dont get how people are getting 4C lower when idle if Vcore is constant. :confused:

any EIST gurus out there?

This morning I grabbed a local fry's combo E6400 & ECS 965T $269.99. Asked for "B" stepping got L628B194. Hoping to duplicate your results. On my way back to get a P5B Deluxe because 975X boards don't do 500FSB without mods. Gonna try on air first then maybe water.

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Originally Posted by Dave338

LOL at which speed your E6400s starts to eat vcore???

mmmm.. what core do you need for example to reach 3,2ghz????

My little one only needs 1,275v (with 1,2v does past 2800mhz) is it good, very good or holy grail??? XDDDDDD

salu2.

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1.5v for 3600mhz orthos stable.

Higher needs more and more fast.

Low volt operation usually means nothing when it comes to high volt operation. So you cant judge a cpu by how well it does at certain volts, only how high its max is with the volts you are willing to give it. ;)

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Originally Posted by The Nemesis

This morning I grabbed a local fry's combo E6400 & ECS 965T $269.99. Asked for "B" stepping got L628B194. Hoping to duplicate your results. On my way back to get a P5B Deluxe because 975X boards don't do 500FSB without mods. Gonna try on air first then maybe water.

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You will have good luck, 628's are good weeks, and B is a good stepping. Make sure you check contact, my IHS was REALLY bad.

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Originally Posted by ssabripo

so how many of you are using EIST?

i'm a little perplexed about it: to enable it, I had to disable the manual multi in BIOS, and then enable the Intel EIST thingy into Automatic.....and then once in windows I put the Power setting in "Minimal Power conservation" mode.

I see perhaps a 1-2C decrease when it idles and it goes down to 2.8 (x6 multi) from 3.3... But my question is, the Vcore is still set as hard coded 1.35volts.

I ran orthos and all seems well and stable (immediately jumps back to x7 and runs fine) and same with SuperPi.......but I just dont get how people are getting 4C lower when idle if Vcore is constant. :confused:

any EIST gurus out there?

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If you set 1.35vcore in bios it will likely stay there when eist drops the multi. I dont use EIST so i cant be sure, but to check use asus pc probe and cpu-z and check the voltage pcprobe shows when the multi drops.

going from 6-7x is not really a big deal, so thats part of the reason temps dont drop so much, as for temps, dont compare yourself to others, everyone's temp monitors are off, so you might be running colder when really it shows you are higher. Just make sure your temps are in a SAFE range and then forget about them... Judge by stability not temps.

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Originally Posted by Naughtyboy

Very nice OC u got there.

Question about themp...what would 65F equal in Celcius...right above zero..??

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65F = 22C



Nice Chip Revv23


BTW: where in Michigan are you? I am near Detroit

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Originally Posted by Tallman

65F = 22C



Nice Chip Revv23


BTW: where in Michigan are you? I am near Detroit

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Right now im in mount pleasant for college, usually though in harrison township. Yourself?

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I work in Royal Oak, Live in Warren
Was raised up by Ludington

When you ordered your chip from Newegg, did you place order online? or call and ask for a rev B chip?

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Originally Posted by Tallman

When you ordered your chip from Newegg, did you place order online? or call and ask for a rev B chip?

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If your interested in one of these Rev B 6400's let me know. I found four I have bought two, one for myself, one for another forum member. PM me if interested:)

Rev I hand picked that cpu after I saw your results:)

I am more interested in a rev B 6700. Would like to see if others have one and some results too

EDIT
How did you search for rev B?

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Originally Posted by Tallman

When you ordered your chip from Newegg, did you place order online? or call and ask for a rev B chip?

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Hey tallman i work close to royal oak in the summer, Snethkamp Chrysler Dodge and Jeep dealership on woodward. I always go to the Oak for lunch. Small world eh?

Anyways i just ordered and got lucky.

My rams maximum (from what I've tested), is 440, so I can test up to 3520mhz

I will test it to see how much vcore it needs to reach this 3,5gig :D

salu2.

I just got a E6400 L628B19 and a E6300 L629B084 from fry's in Downers Grove, IL.

Waiting for RD600... barely.

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Originally Posted by wangerin

I just got a E6400 L628B19 and a E6300 L629B084 from fry's in Downers Grove, IL.

Waiting for RD600... barely.

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4 of the L628B194's I picked up did 4ghz+ 32mb Pi stable on air. Have fun:)

Damn, these chips are awesome. Nemesis do you have anymore??

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Originally Posted by damnnit

Damn, these chips are awesome. Nemesis do you have anymore??

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expecting more tomorrow....both 6400's & 6600's.

maybe i missed it, but what is your CPU idle/load temps?

i have ocz plat rev2. how high of voltage could i put on my ram? would i be fine at 2.45v?

you should be ok at 2.45 if you keep a fan on them...

idle load temps should be on there... i dont remeber right now, i may not have even checked... either way, when i gear up for benching again soon, ill make sure to watch temps for ya. ;)