Conroe E6700 voltage 1.78v to 4ghz already @tower120!!!

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Originally Posted by coolaler

i have no idea
no any info i can find
but looks like no high,i was touch hestsink

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Ah, I see. So it runs quite a lot cooler than Athlon 64's?

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Originally Posted by coolaler

i have no idea
no any info i can find
but looks like no high,i was touch hestsink

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Does that meen there is no utility (CoreCell, Speedfan.. EverestHome) that can report the temps from Bios with this board+Conroe?
That surely seem strange... :confused:

If the HS is cool/lukewarm.. the CPU surely is "cold" (we can rule out improper mounting I would think) :D

impressive how they scale with voltz even they already have more than additional 0.5V...
here we go for the misterious 4GHZ on air - it's broken and whoever said it before - he was right :D

im impressed i just hope i can get a job to get myself one of these sexy beasts

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Originally Posted by coolaler

this is MSI 975X
yes I mod it already
make vcore X+0.2v
and I set vcore 1.58v in BIOS will be 1.78v

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NIce :D
I heard about a few death Bad Axe mobos and I start to thinking that MSI is better option ... FSB max is the same (460MHz so far)
What You think ?

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Originally Posted by coolaler

3.9g@32MPI pass :banana:

http://www.iamxtreme.net/coolaler/co...V_3900_32M.gif

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another 32mpi result,just difference in e6700

http://www.iamxtreme.net/coolaler/co..._3900_32M1.gif

this result faster than last result 31s,what happen?same platform,same program and setting,just difference in e6700(another chip),because another chip stable more?I have no idea!

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this result faster than last result 31s,what happen?same platform,same program and setting,just difference in e6700(another chip),because another chip stable more?

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more stable=faster times :toast:

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Originally Posted by coolaler

this result faster than last result 31s,what happen?same platform,same program and setting,just difference in e6700(another chip),because another chip stable more?I have no idea!

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It could programs in the background causing this. Make sure you run superpi right after startup and clean the superpi folder from all files but the .EXE before each run. Open superpi and run it when you harddrive is completely silent. It is possible that your system is still starting up some things if you don't wait long enough.

For booting with at least processes running you can do this: start-->run-->msconfig-->choose diagnostic boot (apply and restart).

If the temps are really high it is also possible that the cpu throttled a little during one of the tests , but I think instability at such speed will cause superpi to fail before that happens.