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Here's a SS, I'm not going to push my volts too much with this cpu. I ran dual 1M superpi with no issue, also ran 3dmark06 without any problems either. A one step voltage lower than what I'm running now I also jumped into Q4 and tooled around a little without any problems either. No, it's not prime stable like this but it's stable for a lot of other things. Not getting any random errors yet on anything.
http://www.thepengellys.com/stuff/x2...lsp1m-pass.jpg
I just got a LCBIE 0628DPMW but can't install it before the weekend :( I have to work a little overtime to pay for this gem but so far all the sings are good. The chip was pretested 2.9GHz 1.425v (real) on air. I just couldn't justify buying an (untested) Opteron just because of the bigger cache for +150~200€.
Just in from New Egg; Memphis
ADA3800DAA5CD
LCBIE0618EPMW
Got another one coming that will be here tomorrow. I will post its #'s then.
Check my posts - I have one. PRIME STABLE @ 2850 1.29v (stock), 2.9 @ 1.36, 3 ghz @ ~1.5vQuote:
Originally Posted by mike047
great chip!!
hmm... thats funny, i have a p-4 at 3.9ghz and it gets 29secs for spi1m...Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMikeSS
is x2 3800+ that bad?
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Originally Posted by dnottis
ROCKIN
I hope the next one is the same.:D
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Originally Posted by mike047
yea a few others are on air with theirs too - results are close. We are all getting 2.8 - 2.85 Ghz on AUTO in BIOS for voltage ;)
I'm using water....
It wasn't posted to show the speed of sp1m on the x2, was posted to show at least a double sp1m run that passed without problems. Everyone already knows that Intel owns SP. My best run at SP1M is on my old Opteron 148 @ 2.92GHz for 28s.Quote:
Originally Posted by rpg711
LOL dude... this is a dual core, jeez.Quote:
Originally Posted by rpg711
i ran dual spiQuote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
34secs
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Originally Posted by dnottis
that is awesome, i wil place a new order from newegg in 2 days getting myself a 3800+ X2
hope it willbe with the same steppings
Got a questions for you mike047... Did you get the one labeled Manchester 3800+ X2 core on the egg?
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Originally Posted by mike047
i jsut got a LDBFE 0610 UPMW from newegg
2.85 orthos stable at 1.51 volts.. going to pop the ihs off it and try for 2.9..
chilled water as well..
LDBFE 0626EPMW
no luck for me :(
dnottis speaks the truth, and they are very similar on air and water it seems.Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
here are a few screenies of mine on air to give you an idea. All benches/tests prior to IHS removal, except prime stable 3000mhz shot which was possible only after popping the top.:fact: also my Core0 will Prime all day long@3100mhz but Core1 craps out just over 3000mhz:(
of course it's also LCBIE 0618EPMW...also these should be available still @MicroCenter, where I found it locally.
http://img169.imageshack.us/img169/8...3hrswt6.th.jpg
http://img462.imageshack.us/img462/8...3070qn1.th.jpg
http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/895...p32mxy9.th.jpg
http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/5...sp1mcp7.th.jpg
http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/3...0mhzwx9.th.jpg
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Originally Posted by shadowing
Yes, but the one I got today from New Egg@ Memphis is;
ADA3800DAA5BV
LDBFE 0619 WPMW
It's just a Manchester:(
I'll try again on Thursday[payday]:D
hey guy's i thought id add my addition, i have the LDBHE 0605FPMW stepping currently running @ 2.4Ghz 1.35v where should i go from here im thinking about taking the clock slightly higher maybe up to 2.6 :D spec's in sig.
I don't see your sig in your post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom|Nbk
My LDBFE 0610 UPCW is stable @ 2.7 - 1.5v
i updated it as soon as i posted it so it didnt show up should be there now though.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMikeSS
What are your ram settings, what divider are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom|Nbk
:toast:
My friend just got a x2 3800 from newegg two days ago, He got a LCB1E 0618EPMW, a Toledo that will most likely OC like a mofo...
well, I guess I was wrong in my previous statments about my stepping. Dropped the multi to 9x and I'm at the same speeds as my old 3000 with only 1.43v
http://img78.imageshack.us/img78/934...7ghzfm2.th.jpg
It began acting up with stock volts at around 2.7. Put it up to 1.3x1.1 and it's semi stable now, going for 2.8 in a couple minutes. I'll just keep it under 1.45v 24/7 so it will go only as far as the current voltage lets it. I know with my 3000 it as 24/7 stable at 2.85 with 1.4v but was prime stable at 2.7, so I ran it at 2.7...
Well it seems my LCBIE 0628DPMW is continuing the X2 3800+ Toledo tradition - 2.8 stock volts
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/7574/10hrsnx5.th.jpg
:champagne:
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Originally Posted by elected
Thats about all you can hope for nowadays. Giver a bit more volts and see what she maxes at.