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You should be running smal fft's instead of large for CPU stability. Also you should use prime95 instead of orthos. it stresses all 4 cores with the 1 program. I can pass orthos for hours yet fail prime95. I think orthos may be outdated.Quote:
Originally Posted by TinTin
WHERE ARE ALL THE DOUBTERS NOW HEY
4GHZ prime :shocked: even if not for too long :D
Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Whistling a different tune now? :wasntme:
Nvidia User Group Member
That explains your post.:rofl:
I have 5 1/2 hours prime @ 4Ghz http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=389. Basically shut it down because I was tired and didnt want to leave it unattended. I am sure this chip has allot more, but need another board.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
I will wait for X38 tho. I am happy with 4Ghz ;)
Quote:
Originally Posted by nugzo
I set the affinity to the core so it is 100% full. ortho and prime95 should be the same.
Still doubt whether should use small fft or large, but I find large is more stressing...:) Anyway, I shall try small fft tonight
ROFL hehehehQuote:
Originally Posted by dogsx2
yeah i posted the first G0 quad results with 4GHz+ 3D benches from my contact but was afraid it would be much better than retail
it turns out it is on par with "good" chips
err not sure i get this post :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Forsaken1
[EDIT]holy :banana::banana::banana::banana: that was on 680i chipset >>>> LOL i now know what Forsaken means LOL >>> ERRR i'm on the beta testing program and required to have that in my sig but i'm no cheerleader man common now
Quote:
Originally Posted by TinTin
yup if small fft pass for few mins, we can go large fft.. large fft more stressing for me too on cpu :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by rithina
I agree regarding large ffts. Had overclocks pass small ffts without issues but would fail large ffts fairly quickly (and NO!, it wasn't any ram issue).
Large ffts - priority-9, if an overclock can pass that then it's pretty stable in my mind. :p:
I've got my Q6600 G0 @ 3.8 GHz (1.5625v Bios, 1.5v Everest) benching Cinebench. It's hitting 62c, so I'm sure its not prime stable, but it's on air with my U-120-X. I'm not comfortable juicing it with 1.5v, so I'm leaving it there.
It's running 3.6 GHz (1.45V Bios, 1.39 Everest) Prime stable as my 24/7 clock.
Stepping? :/...
dinos22: not everyone does 4ghz tho.....pure luck.
I've orderd 3 i hope of some of that pure luck.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by TEDY
Just try small FFT, I admitted my past experience with other CPUs was wrong,
it failed in a few minutes at 1.58V when stressing small FFT, raised to 1.62V, 30mins passed the dual orthos.
Also try dual orthos and prime95, no obviously difference, as both not failed at 1.62V :D
1.62V,@ 4GHz Small FFT 30mins dual orthos passed
http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/6...224620auc5.jpg
I would like to know how you people think large fft stresses the cpu more than small fft's.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by rithina
large fft's are for the ram and small fft's are for the cpu.
nice try TinTin!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TinTin
hmz so what is a better test for RAM: Large FFts or Blend?
Quote:
Originally Posted by robs03gts
Phucked if I know, but if you take the ram out of the equation (meaning it's error free and stable - stock) and run your cpu overclock using small ffts - priority-9 it's more likely to pass this than it is when running large ffts priority-9. Why?, I have no idea, but quite a few people have confirmed these findings as well.
Best idea is to run Small, Large and Blend if your going for full 24/7 stability. 10 hours each :)
My quad runs about 5c hotter with small FFT compared to large. Plus if you look in the task manager you'll see that small FFT barely uses any RAM(because it fits in the L2 cache) while large FFT will use every available MB. So it's pretty obvious small FFT is more stressful for the CPU and large FFT for RAM and FSB. But they are not mutually exclusive. Failing large FFT does not automatically point to the RAM because the CPU is still working plenty hard. Same with small FFT.
When I OC I start with the highest CPU muli and run the RAM underclocked with loose timings and then run small FFT to test the CPU. Once the CPU OC is finalized I jack up the FSB and RAM and run large FFT to test those. After everything is OC'd I run blend mode overnight for a thorough workout.
Trying to determine lowest stable Vcore for 24/7 o'c on air - 8 x 401 passed >3H Prime95 small FFTs at 1.30V BIOS, 3.2GHz looks good enough for use on my unmodded P5W (stupid linked Vcore/EIST/C1E options) at default Vcore even with droop.
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...00V_Stable.jpg
Torture test your CPU with Prime95
http://www.playtool.com/pages/prime95/prime95.html
but anyway, practice is more important :D
after seeing this thread and other results on other forums i can tell you right now it isn't really THAT much of a luckQuote:
Originally Posted by TEDY
look at 3.6GHz stable results and you will see that most of these are stable between 1.37-1.41v at that speed
and then add 0.05v for every 100MHz OC and as long as your cooling can hold out you will be able to reach 4GHz with around 1.57-1.61v somewhere :D :eek: :shocked: :D :up:
i got one of these CPUs incoming tomorrow :D week 27 :D
in australia we are buying week 27 and 29 and they are so far doing 3.6Ghz 1.4v
some suicide shots :D
Config:
CPU: Intel Q6600 L724A784
MB: Asus P5K Premium
RAM: Team Xtreem DDR1000 C5 1G X 2
Display Card: Nvidia 8800GTS 640M cooled by EK Block
WaterCooling + air conditioner direct blowing
Laing D5 Pump
BlackIce GTX Extreme 240
Dtek FuZion
266strap, 4:5 divider, 1.7V Vcore
4320MHz passed Superpi 1M:
http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/8...perpi1mha9.jpg
4367 CPUZ Validation:
http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/6...idationvi0.jpg
excellent hahahah
Anyone got Q6600 G0 L723a891 ? What is your oc result?
How do I determine wether it's a G0 stepping by looking at the package? Is it just that all Q6600 made after week 22 are G0's, or is there something else?
What is the "slacr" is it a part of the batch numbers on the chip itself?
sorry for the noobish questions..
man after looking at the latest replies in this tread, im REALLY confused as to why my temps are so high on water....
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/sororneja...95_temps_2.jpg
i think i may have posted this earlier in the thread too, but im seeing guys doing super high volts and maintaining better temps than me and im only doing 1.4v
im on petra's elite kit (Fuzion Block, MCR220, DDC3.2 w/ petra's top
a picture of my setup:
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/sororneja...img_2836_c.jpg
its my first time doing a WC loop, did i do something wrong?? the fans are on push, and my powersupply actually sits on the other side of the rad.
Yeah, something is wrong there. I'm runnung the same OC (400x9 @1.4v Real) on my Q66 G0 and it hits 59c (Core Temp 0.95) in Prime95 on Air with a U120-X.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgodxicex
Are you sure you applied your TIM?
Is it the same story that the lower VID, the higher temp compared with a higher VID chip at the same clock? :eek: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by xgodxicex
im not really sure, i mean, it technically makes sense as less vid means more amperage to put out the same power, and amps are what give off more heat than volts...but is it really that much of a difference?Quote:
Originally Posted by TinTin
anyone with the lower VID chips shed some light on this?
Is this to say that chips with lower VID will be hotter when the voltage is raised to the equivalent of a higher VID chip?Quote:
Originally Posted by xgodxicex
Very strange indeed!
Makes an interesting situation do you aim for a lower of higher VID chip if this is the case!?
Just go a Q6600 G0, vid value is 1.3000v.
Doing 9 x 400 = 3.6GHz with 1.4v real and prime load temps don't break 50C.
Looks like the lower vid value chips are deffinately running hotter at the same vcore as higher vid value chips. :D
what kind of cooling do ya haveQuote:
Originally Posted by lowdog
this is gunna really suck if you say something like "air" lol
Quote:
Originally Posted by xgodxicex
Water, D-Tek Fuzion + 8800 Ultra highly overclocked in the loop as well. Ambient temps were 27C when I was getting 50C on the cpu @ load.
hrm, i wonder if i will get better temps by having my fans pull the air isntead of push....if you look at the pic, right behind the rad is my power supply....right now my fans are sucking in ambient air from outside of the case and pushing it through....i wonder if the air is jamming between the radiator and the power supply (only half of the radiator is blocked by the psu)
Just got my G0 too, L724A639, vid is 1.2625v. Max Prime stable on water is 3.6GHz 1.45v as set in BIOS, MB is a P5K Deluxe. Temps are just horrible, reaching 70c with small FFT! I reseated the CPU block (Fuzion), even took it apart to see if anything was restricting flow with no joy. It's a disappointment because that's the exact same OC I can get out of my QX6700 B3, same temps too. Atleast the P5K didn't fail to impress, 450x8 no problem at all, RAM running at 1125MHz. My old P5B couldn't even come close to that.
yea man it really is dissapointing (and reassuring for me that its not my loop that has the problems), my temps are exactly the same :(
SLACR is the last 5 digits in PROD CODE: of the retail box.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gnarr
If you see that it's a G0 ;)
@TinTin,
I have a VID of 1.25, and running with a Higher vCore, but w/ a little Better WCing setup than yours, it runs pretty warm, according to me.
Find my post in the last few pages, to see them.. 51-51-47-47 @ 3.6Ghz @ 1.40vCore, if I remember them correctly.
Specs in Sig.
I think I've got a 4GHz capable chip... Maximum voltage my motherboard could supply is about 1.45V under load from 1.59375V set in the bios.
Anyway, here's 3.6GHz - not test for hours, but it is a good indicator that my settings are close to stable.
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/9904/3600cropgn5.jpg
I also tested out 3.8GHz, with that maximum my motherboard could supply. Got about 5 minutes in... and something started to smell like it was burning coming from my computer :(. Everything seems fine, it could have been the little rubber straps attached to the Ultra120x, at least I hope it was those, as the CPU chip was 69-74C under load at 3.8GHz...
By the way I cheated on the ambients because I had the ambient down to 68F from 80F, so I'm not realistically looking at these kind of overclocks until... October. But right now 3.6GHz is definitely looking like my winter overclock. Maybe even more depending on what the ambient room temperature is.
By the way, batch: L723A841
A batch are better thats all i know, i had a B batch and it was terrible, barely would do 3.4 played with it for a week.I could post at 3.6, even with 1.65 set in bios, orthos would fail. I sent the sucker back and bit the restocking fee bullet, why keep something your not happy with.?!?!
seems B batch is donkey balls. A guy i worked with just picked himself up a G0 aswell, of course it was a B batch, he hates it. IT actually doesnt clock aswell as his B3, it does run cooler though @ 3.1 he couldnt get it past 3.2
Ive got my old e6600 back in and sitting at 3.75 as i type this, waiting on my RMA/refund
/rant
Retail Q6600 G0 , Water ~15°
on biostar TP35D2-A7
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=227044 (not the max , i have got the time to screen :) )
http://www.pt1t.net/Q6600/Q6600_CPUZ_480X9_wc.PNG
1M
http://www.pt1t.net/Q6600/Q6600_1M_466X9_WC.PNG
32M
http://www.pt1t.net/Q6600/Q6600_32M_466X9_Wc.PNG
:D
And max FSB of the Q6600
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=227056
http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/227056.png
^^ Stepping?!
L725AQuote:
Originally Posted by Ad1tya
What does it mean if my OC is Prime stable for 12hrs+ but crashes when I try SuperPi 32M? Is that RAM related?
Nothing!Quote:
Originally Posted by rdmty
My overclock is stable when none of the applications I actually use don't crash! :shrug:
Most likely its your ram or northbridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by rdmty
so does coretemp 0.95 read G0 quadcore temperatures correctly?
seems like it, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by shimmishim
Nice :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pt1t
I have L725A903 turning up early next week :D
Just received this stepping.
Probably the newest here.
Will be getting Abit IP35 pro soon. Mostly on saturday or sunday.
Fingers crossed.
http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/4...7747ys9.th.jpg http://img105.imageshack.us/img105/7...5198ig3.th.jpg
I havent found anything on this stepping yet. No oc results.
here in PT the steping its even newest (L726A951 ) - TRAY versionQuote:
Originally Posted by Funky
http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/4607/dsc00052cj2.jpg
http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/6733/dsc00051pm0.jpg
:up:
lol... how many did you get?
photo its from the Shop Forum , they received them today
:up:
I got myself a L723A835 SLACR a few minutes ago. It is going to be one hell of a fun weekend ;)
Mascaras: next time please mention the source of the images.Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
Please read the XS Forum Policies & Guidelines: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...php?f=120&a=55
Special this one:
The source is these images, are the forum of Portuguese store named Aquapc http://www.aquapc-forum.com/showthre...t=67638&page=5Quote:
26. Plagiarism
We value the content available here, posting content not obtained by yourself without clearly stating so can result in banning.
I bought one of these Q6600G0's today on that Portuguese Computer store
Here it is a quick Air Cooled (Tuniq of course) result with a EVGA6860
http://pedrorocha.planetaclix.pt/Q66...A_4Ghz_aAR.jpg
4X4X4 - 4Superpis X 4 Cores X 4Ghz AR - Easy as 1, 2, 3..4 :)
Nice an unexpensive CPU's indeed :up:
It would, the increase in wattage, hence heat. Is proportional to the change in overclocked voltage squared. A lower stock VID chip at the same Vcore as a higher VID chip has to be hotter.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowdog
(1.4/1.3)² = 1.16
(1.4/1.2)² = 1.36
looks like a fair amount of q6600's and evga 680i's are hitting the 4 Ghz mark!
I want to see a lot more 32M superpis at 4.0Ghz please
yes..but the temps should sucks ?Quote:
Originally Posted by safan80
I´d like to see a lot more 3.8 32mb at least :p:
L723A825 using P5K-DLX with 1.435V 3.71GHz. I did do a mirror finish lap job on the IHS! I'm really enjoying my Quad Core! Here is a quick picture @ idle right after a 22min SP2004 100%load. Sorry, I forgot to snap a pic while testing for load temps, however when 100% loaded in a 25c room (HOT!!!) the temps were this
core0 = 56
core1 = 56
core2 = 54
core3 = 54
100% loaded!!! This chip OCs better then my L630A E6600 and runs almost cooler. Thanks Intel for the G0 Q6600. I figure that the temps will improve once TIM has cured.
Here is the IDLE temp pics
http://aycu14.webshots.com/image/229...5478906_rs.jpg
ouch that is a lot of voltage.Quote:
Originally Posted by arj
1.49Vcore with 1.87VdimmQuote:
Originally Posted by idiotekniQues
I just got my Q6600 G0 L729A312 Pack Date: 07/31/2007
I removed the E6600 @3600 from The Asus P5B DLX and put in place the Q6600.
running Prime95 now @3600 @1.46V. Temp in the room is ~23C all core are around 61C. So far so good :up:
Hi guys,
I am new to OC and have a few questions to the wise and experienced. I am trying to OC my computer for the first time after reading many posts; Some make sense, some I have no clues to what you are talking about. I set it up with the parameters that I found common from many posts as listed below. Please take a look and help me out.
My goal: OC rock solid stable at minimum 3200GHz.
My rig:
Case: Antec 180B
PS: Antec 500W
Processor: Intel Q6600 LGA775 SLACR G0 Stepping Batch 723
CPU Fan: Arctic Freezer Pro 7
MOBO: Abit P35 Pro
MEmory: OCZ 4GB ( 4 x 1GB ) NVIDIA SLI Ready Edition PC2-8500 1066MHz
Cas Latency 5 Timing 5-5-5-15 EPP 5-5-5-15 Volt: 2.1V -2.3V 2.35V EVP**
Video Card: ATI AIWX800XL 256MB GDDR3 2048x1536 resolution
Sound Card: SoundBlaster Audigy2 ZS Platinum
Modem: Sterling Model S20-03B (XP Computer)
HD 320GB Maxtor SATA (Seagate 7200.10) x2
DVD NEC ND-3550A
DVD BQ DW1655
Windows XP Pro
first attempt OC:
http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x...rCLock3240.jpg
Question:
1. Core temp Beta .94 reports temp about 10degrees C greater than uGuru (as seen in the picture). Which one is more accurate?
2. According to Core Temp, baseline is 49C and load is 63C. Is that too high or OK?
3. If that is too high, what can I do to bring the temp down beside switching to better fan like a Tunig or so. Still, Idle temp seems higher than I would expect here.
4. Looking at my parameters, what can I do to improve performance? I just set it in those random numbers and it OC that well (except for the heat). I believe that if I know how to tweek it, I can get so much higher.
5. When I run Prime95, the temps are back down to idle (50C), how is that so? Lower than Orthos? I thought it is a more vigorous test than Orthos? If that is true, my temps are perfectly OK as I am at 57C on all 4 cores. I checked Task MAnager and apparently only 25% of CPUs utilized!! How do I stress it 100%?
All help/pointers are appreciated.
Orthos will only stress 2 cores, older version of Prime95 will only stress 1 core. D/L Prime95 v25.4 which can launch 4 threads. http://www.computerbase.de/downloads...e95/?url=14026
Thank you. Any comments on the rest of the questions?Quote:
Originally Posted by fallwind
-I'd trust the coretemp readings. uGuru is probably reading the temp from the socket area which is always cooler.
-Your temps are OK but run small FFT again with 4 threads of Prime95 and see what happens. If it hits 70c then you probably can't OC any higher.
-to improve performance, you can set the CPU multiplier to 7 and the FSB to 463MHz and adjust the RAM to a 1:1 ratio That'll give you the same CPU speed you have now but much higher bandwidth on the FSB and RAM. Run Prime95 on blend for a few hours to see if it's stable.
-if it pases the previous step you could try a higher RAM divider to speed up the RAM. I believe the next step up would be the 4:5 divider which would put the RAM at DDR2-1158 which might be too high. If it is then you could stick with 1:1 and try tightening the timings, 4-4-4-12 for example.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Touay002
that's VERY good overclock at a reasonable vcore!
Looks like my first G0 can hit 3.6GHz on air after all. Not quite stable though, I'll need to beef up my cooling (unmodified Ninja Plus Rev. B). Should look into lapping the CPU and Ninja.
http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/1...3600mhzji8.png
Got two Q6600 G0
1/ FPO/BATCH# L727A619 Pack Date 07/31/2007 with a VID of 1.3000v does 3.6GHz with 1.4v real. Load Prime95 temps are 50-50-48-48 with room ambient of around 25C
2/ FPO/BATCH# L25A903 Pack Date 07/31/2007 with a VID of 1.2650v does 3.6GHZ with 1.4v real. Load Prime95 temps are 55-55-54-54 with ambient temps around 25C
Both do 3.2GHZ with 1.28v real and both are 12 hours prime stable at both frequencies with above settings.
Haven't tried higher frequency with either cpu yet but it appears the lower value VID cpu is running hotter with the same vcore as the higher VID value cpu.
anything over 30 minutes or maybe 60 minutes of priming is overkill...when will you ever run 100% on all four cores...i think the answer is almost "never"!
After I had a chance to play around with my new toy it is now running at 3610 (401X9) 1.34V idle and 1.35V load :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
This CPU is totally amazing :up:
CPU: Q6600 G0 @3600
Motherboard: Asus P5B DLX (P965)
RAM: GIEL (2G 800)
VID: 1.2625
Vcore in bios: 1.35
Vcore load: 1.35
Ambient temp: ~23c
Idle temp: 28C-31C
Load temp: 50C-51C
Cooling: Water cooling (Swiftech H20-220 Apex Ultra)
ME: Ver happy big kid :yepp:
Screen shoots:
CPUID:[img=http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/1509/cpuidcf6.th.png]
Idle:[img=http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/8895/q66003600idlekz1.th.png]
Load:[img=http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/7121/q66003600loadep7.th.png]
Thank you. Will try it out and let you know the resultQuote:
Originally Posted by fallwind
DAMN!...very nice!:up:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Touay002
My results :)
Rig is in my sig.
3.610 Ghz (401x9) stable on AIR at 1.38 vcore real (1.4250v bios).
http://img473.imageshack.us/img473/5...t3homu7.th.jpg
Found max stable overclock for vcore 1.10 under load was @ 2.85 Ghz.
G0 = :up:
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/7...stlohi6.th.jpg
3.7 Ghz w/ vcore at 1.43-1.44 under load - Temps never reached above 70 degrees Celsius. This will be my new 24/7 overclock.
Idle:
http://img474.imageshack.us/img474/9...iossnf0.th.jpg
Load:
http://img382.imageshack.us/img382/5...biosuv1.th.jpg
4 Ghz bootable no problem! (1.52-1.54 vcore real) ;)
http://img467.imageshack.us/img467/1...idleug3.th.jpg
What kind of board do you have that overvolts under load?Quote:
Originally Posted by Touay002
Quote:
Originally Posted by orion23
ASUS P5B Deluxe with Vdrop pencil mod.
FPO: L723A841 Pack Date: 07/27/07 VID: 1.2000 I'm still learning my way with the P5K Premium (just got it to replace a P5W DH). So far I've gotten 3.6Ghz w/ 1.36vcore (real). Like I said, I'm still learning the board as it has new features and I don't know what some of them are..LOL I will report back soon. BTW: Is having a lower VID better or worse?
Here's my results. My vcore in BIOS is set to 1.5v, yet Everest shows it using 1.42. Newls1 explained vdroop to me and it makes sense. My question is, which one is it REALLY using? The 1.5 in BIOS or 1.42 that Everest shows. I keep reading 1.5v should be the safe limit when OC'ing, if I'm only really using 1.42, then great, I'll try to reach the 3.8GHz mark. If not, :confused:
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/5457/vcore1mj9.jpg
Guys, please, mention your stepping as well.. The FPO/Batch no. :)..
Very interesting, does this means that the absolute latest steppings has been revised?Quote:
Originally Posted by nicepun
A VID at 1.2v is very very low.
As I'm going to undervolt the low VID is very interesting:up:
Has anyone been able to do 500FSB with this aside from those with Extreme Cooling?
I got one on the first batch from NCIX.com and I got a 1.2125 VID on my G0. There is a thread at [h] stating how many people got each different vid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clint
Thanks, I will look it up!:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by 96redformula7
yeah running on 500 x 8 :) but on water cooling.Quote:
Originally Posted by nicepun
Max FSB for me should be around 51x and with some volt i think should reach 520
Quote:
Originally Posted by ketchupwfries
Do you not trust what I explain with you:confused: Vdroop is an issue with 98% of the boards out there. Just cause you set a Vcore in the BIOS does not mean that is what your "pumping" to the CPU. Example: If you set 1.50 in BIOS, once your in windows it might read 1.45 after vdrop, then once under 100% load it might read 1.42 after VDROOP.
With your E6850 or Q6600? How much vcore? Also, do you mind sharing your mobo settings? Specifically the Advance Settings. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by rithina
did you mean to say the P5B Deluxe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Touay002
fsb wall has nothing to do with vcore at least for my case. i just set it run 500 and boot to windows..Quote:
Originally Posted by nicepun
:rofl: of course I believe you - its just I had another question and you were MIA :)Quote:
Originally Posted by newls1
BTW... Vdroop sounds like something you catch from a really bad night you regret the next morning. "omg I think she gave me vdroop! :shocked: "
THE BIATCH :shocked: :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by ketchupwfries
Thats too funny!!!:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by ketchupwfries
On a serious note: I think that 98% of the boards out there have a software communication issue with windows where it cant read the right values & I'm pretty sure that everybody playing the "Its them who dont wanna fix it" game.:shakes:
:rofl:
But you didn't answer if it was your Q6600 G0 or your E6850. Also, could you please PM me your advance settings? Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by rithina
Just received another Q6600 SLACR from Clubit, looks like there sending:
FPO/Batch# L721A814
Pack Date: 07/31/07
Will post bench results when I get some of my new hardware tomorrow (Hopefully) :up:
Here is what my chip has gone so far.
I am awaiting shipment of my RAM so cant go more than this.
Abit IP35 pro is running memory at 790Mhz which is highest this POS value ram will go.
Stepping L726A852
VID : 1.3250
Cooling : TR U120 Extreme. ( Temp with all 4 cores loaded by BOINC, Prime temp is 1-2°C higher. )
http://www.imgx.org/thumbs/small/3893_1vfll/oc2.JPG
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1badhabit
I'm getting my q6600 delivered from clubit, either today or tomorrow, so i'll let you know my batch.