nice chrisch can't beat running prime at 5 ghz :yepp:, i have L040B317 2600k but still waiting a few bits to intall it
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nice chrisch can't beat running prime at 5 ghz :yepp:, i have L040B317 2600k but still waiting a few bits to intall it
+1 for a list in the first post. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_oslo
@Chri$ch
What is your ambient temp.?
Nice clocks there:up:, if I were to leave my 920 and jump on SB, I would be gunning for clocks like that...:D
For REAL!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
Here under Water - ambient 22°C!!!
http://www.abload.de/thumb/5200mhz1.428cuhv.jpg
Thanks to yoshi in HWLuxx Germany!
I have the same batch, but no board right now...
Do u hv issue running dual channel? And win7Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
L041B229 that I have just begun testing
In the process of gathering all the batches.. comparing vcores/temps etc.. So far seems like most batches hit 5ghz with 1.4-1.45v
Has anyone had any results yet from sub-zero cooling. I would be interested to see how Phase cooling goes. I have heard in that the ES didn't play well with sub-zero temps and was wondering if retails where different.
2600k L040B165
http://i55.tinypic.com/xd75o8.png
Temps are a bit of a problem though xD My 24/7 clock is 4.9 1.36v, max temp in linx is 68c
Also i can't get the board to boot into windows at x53 multi, but i'm working on it - going to check my waterblock mounting too, the big difference in core temps makes me think it's not 100% on right
Holy cow,running prime at 5200 is like wtf...
SBB: I've seen a few screen shots where core 0 on Sandy Bridge is being reported up to 10C lower than the rest of the cores. I think this is just sensor error and nothing to be concerned about. On the Core i7-900 series, Intel used to offset the core at the other end of the CPU so it frequently reported 5C lower when the CPU was equally loaded. Check enough screen shots and you will see what I mean.
RealTemp 3.65
http://www.mediafire.com/?f4cybi6zf06d1cb
My batch is L040B208, will update with results later tonight... installing windows now :).
That's what I've been saying... :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex-Ro
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=264940
hehehhe ... Few months back, people were saying that OC would be impossible on Sandy ... Next time somebody say so, please tell them to "Sh.T up" :)
we worked hard to get here, but well, 5Ghz on air is pretty cool, no?
Francois
no 5ghz sucks on air :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Drwho?
Not sure who worked harder,you or INTEL? :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Drwho?
especially with 2 x 256bits execution units per core.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny87au
2600K SR00C - Stepping D2 - Batch L039B214
GA-P67A-UD4 (F7b)
Mushkin 2x2GB DDR3-1666 8-9-8-24-1T (for 1.5V)
Zalman Performa single fan
4.8Ghz - 1.404V Load (1.44 BIOS) max core temp: 70c
Linx & Prime stable
No, it is dual channel (2x1GB) :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by owikh84
i sold my 8GB Kit and wait for new memory and for this time i use my old HyperX Kit ;)
The credits goes to all the intel people who worked on SandyB and its process technology, many many awesome people. :up: from Architects, to circuit designers, Process tech , Fab people .. it is thousands of people. Nobody can do this by himself, this is team work! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex-Ro
900 Millions transistors beating at 5Ghz, air cooled ... wow!
I said this somewhere else already, might as well look like a fanboy here too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Drwho?
The I7-2600K is a phenomenal chip, 25% more speed than my I7-920 @ 4.3, and nearly 50% more efficient*. I get the same to lower temps on a $50 air cooler and a single fan than I did with a noisy MCP355 pump and 3 gentletyphoons on a 3x120 rad.
I think the 2600K should be featured on the next Modern Marvels on TV. :-)
* Under 100% load on my I7-920 @ 4.3, HWMonitor reported 152W processor power, The I7-2600K shows 98W at peak when running at 4.8 1.4V load. That's progress in my book.
DrWho: I as AMD man must say, OC SB with air is really awesome! Its +500- 600 MHz OC up from last CPU generation!
btw., say more about Z68 chipset, where will be launch?:)
Looks like my prediction of 4.8 ~ 5.0GHz stable OCs on air for SB were quite accurate. :D MUST RESIST BUYING...
It's not like I'd need more CPU power than what I already have but the thought of up to 5GHz overclock on air is very tempting. ^^
DrWho> What do you think about runnings 32nm chips like these everyday at 1.4~1.45v though? Just asking for your personal opinions, I know it's difficult to say how resistant the chips are but maybe you know of some tests they've done in the lab at extreme voltages for extended periods perhaps.
i'd say 1.45 is safe for 24/7 usage, has been on all my older gen chips such as my 930/950s.. From what i've picked up on several forums is people seem to be killing these chips with 1.6+ voltage + high blck..Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD