yes, 3849B016 5299.73 Mhz on dry ice, good for 7th place ranking on HWbot
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=596380
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yes, 3849B016 5299.73 Mhz on dry ice, good for 7th place ranking on HWbot
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=596380
$8.00 DICE pot
http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/2346/034nxh.jpg
Great so!
Because maybe I will get one of those with a DFI UT x58.
So I wana see if wait it would be worthy.
Thanks
Don't wait too long, the early batches generally OC better than the later ones.
I have the same batch and I have no clue how to OC yet with the eVGA X58 Micro... But I have mine at 3.6GHz so far with no voltage increase. What's messed up is that CPU-Z shows the voltage at 1.18v and flucturates up to 1.20v. Been running prime for only 40 minutes so far. Idle temps are 38 - 41c ... With loads of Prime 95 showing 65-68c on all cores with a TRUE 120 BLACK with a 120mm fan connected to the motherboard. Can't figure out how to run the fan faster yet either. You can't even fricken here the fan and the TRUE is slightly warm all around.
Once I figure out what voltages and all the fun stuff then I'll crank it higher.
Picked mine up in Westmont at MicroCenter...
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Batch 3844A717
I have a "simple" question..:D
what is the best batch of 920 D0?
When I first tried overclocking the computer wouldn't even boot up. My monitor would be in sleep mode. So I reset the CMOS and started over and upped the BCLK to a modest 150 first. Then I set the UNCORE multiplyer to X17. For some reason this setting is important. Don't have a clue why. lol
Then I changed my memory to the lowest setting. I think it's a 8:2 divider (800MHZ). Didn't touch the voltages at all. I saved the profile and rebooted. The PC finally booted up. Then I went back in and altered the BCLK again too 182 and changed the voltage to 1.275 (VCORE) and it booted up again. Nothing else changed from before.
I would definitely start like that.
My memory is the Mushkin memory:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820226032
3845B027. This CPU clock, 5383.73 Mhz, is #1 on HWbot for both i7 920 and W3520.
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=593562
Wel Im not going to wait for it more than 1 or 2 weeks, because Im without Computer and Im very very near to madness :rotf:
But also take in count that Im from Argentina and thing here doesnt come as fast as USA or Europe.
So... I have to wait or wait.
Thanks again
So mine does:
bclk 200
cpu multi 20 + turbo mode = 21x
ram multi 6x
uncore multi 13x
QPI 36x
cpu vcore = 1.35
QPI vtt = 1.4
vdimm = 1.6
Hums right along.
I think the CPU cores have more to give, but if I try to go any higher on the QPI I lock up. This was verified by dropping th bclck and raising the QPI multiplier 3600mhz stable, 3700mhz locks on post, >3700mhz = no post.
Any ideas on getting more QPI, I'd hate to have a golden proc sitting in the slumming it because I cant' figure out how to get more QPI.
Interested as well.
I got a 3849B018 today from microcenter, just got it going earlier on air. Seems to be a nice chip, doing WCG at 3.9Ghz with 1.24..
Hi Sotti,
My 920's batch 3910A311 ... almost the same :)
Because of room temp(30C-34C) I could not go high...
bclk 200
cpu multi 20 + turbo mode = OFF
ram multi 8x
uncore multi 18x
QPI 18x
cpu vcore = 1.215v(bios) win 1.28v
FSB vtt = 1.34
vdimm = 1.66
It has TRUE with fm121...
iddle 46C-51C
load 80C-86C
Just recieved my 920 from newegg batch # 3904A361
Is this C0 or D0?
Thanks! D0 is the better OC's right?
Been almost 2 years since I sold the rig in my siggy, bought a MacBook Pro from that for photography work so was out of the PC/custom world for a while. Now sold the MBP and now I just got al lmy stuff for an i7 rig, lol. I did about 3 weeks of research putting together my i7 rig.