Is there a good thread about Xeon W35x batches on this forum?
Dunka :-)
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Is there a good thread about Xeon W35x batches on this forum?
Dunka :-)
And the batch was 3849B not 3845B the last one should be ablt to do a little better, will update later if possible. Thanks. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by imo
Now that look nice, why didnt you post that in the first place ;)
anyone?
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Originally Posted by jalyst
Nice results so far imo. Why not include i7 Turbo in your screen shots and take your screen shots while your CPU is at full load?
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/3/1794507/Turbo.zip
Many P6T based boards have a problem with turbo throttling at the speeds you're hitting when air cooled. If your multiplier is not 21.000 at full load on all threads then users need to see this so they can understand what these boards are capable of and what these boards are not capable of.
There's nothing worse than buying new hardware based on what you read in a forum and then discover that it can't deliver the goods. If you do find that your computer is turbo throttling then do some further testing and let us know how high you can get, voltage and MHz, before this becomes an issue. If this is an issue with your board then Asus needs to be made aware of it so they can consider releasing a special bios for your board too.
First post.
FPO/Batch#: 3852A327
http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/4570/tempsn.jpg
And it did pass that ~30min test, temps did not increase from that. Just don't have picture about it.
EDIT: Hmm, I did drop those voltages... Using laptop atm, I'll check if I can find pictures.
Maybe the ELEET screen can help you:Quote:
Originally Posted by jalyst
http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/9831/prime4500.jpg
Welcome to XS! :welcome:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tat3
And nice results, your chip can probably go a little bit further though! :up:
Guess not :(
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Originally Posted by jalyst
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Originally Posted by jalyst
There is only one thread about batches - this one. Quite a few Xeons W3520 are listed here.Quote:
Originally Posted by jalyst
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
Final volts:
CPU: 1,36V (that 1,32v must have been with some power saving feature on, dunno other explanation)
QPI: 1,26V (got system temperature down)
Getting 4,4GHz stable would need quite much more voltage, thinking about it for benchmarking.
Ram is running at 1,6v, should try 1,65v and a bit tighter timings :)
Just picked up a second i7 920...
FPO/BATCH 3919 A 755 ... :shrug:
Thanks Zalbard, adios.
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Originally Posted by zalbard