I recently bought a 3005F and it's nowhere near as good as my 3003B. The 05 can only do 4.2 on the same voltage the 03 takes to do 4.5, both HT on.
I recently bought a 3005F and it's nowhere near as good as my 3003B. The 05 can only do 4.2 on the same voltage the 03 takes to do 4.5, both HT on.
So far so good.. :)
just booted mine up..
Vid - is 1.16 :)
After a 4 hour burn in at stock pushed to 4160mhz..
Bclk - 160 - Cpu Multi 25 - Turbo On - HT On - Mem Multi 10x
Vcore - 1.28v in bios. 1.264 with Cpu-z , Vtt - 1.25 - Dram 1.62v
Motherboard - Gigabyte UD9
Ram - Patriot Viper II 2000 mhz Cl8 6GB kit. running at 1600mhz cl 8-8-8-24.
So far tested wprime and super Pi 32M and looks to be stable.. still playing around but was impressed with a boot into windows 7 at 4160Mhz with only 1.28V in bios.:)
is this good or do i have a average chip ?
cheers and thanks for reading :)
better than average, but not quite golden:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Toolius
Just did some more testing :)
Intel 980x @ 4160Mhz - Batch 3005F584
Motherboard - Gigabyte UD9
Vga - Msi 4870x2
Bios Settings :-
1.28 Vcore - 1.28 Vtt - 1.60 Dram - 160 bclk - 25x CPU multi ( 26x with Turbo )
3D Mark 06
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/418...x227482.th.jpg
Vantage
http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/4...x219649.th.jpg
Wprime 32M and 1024M
http://img532.imageshack.us/img532/2...2m1024m.th.jpg
Super Pi 1M
http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/863...i41601m.th.jpg
Super Pi 32M
http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/184...416032m.th.jpg
Cinebench 11.5
http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/7...1601064.th.jpg
7Zip Benchmark
http://img541.imageshack.us/img541/5491/7zip4160.th.jpg
Looks good so far :) Will push higher and see how it goes. :)
Cheers and thanks for reading !
Intel i7 980X 3003B396
Asus Rampage III Extreme
Asus GTX 470's 800core 1600 shader 900 memory
6GB Corsair Dominator GT's TR3X6G1866C7
Two 30GB OCZ vertex Raid 0
BFG EX 1200w PSU
5725 vantage, thread here.
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...TX470800-1.jpg
have you ever seen "E" batch ?
Wow Nemesis, nice setup! 980 and 3 470's - beautifull clocks and 3dmv score!
I looked at your thread - What temps where you seeing under load?
Edit - Think I found it - -112 to -116 (pot temp or cpu case?)
My new i7 980X box retail FPO 3005F584 is dead after 15 min of using :banana:
wow,this is getting scary.ive got one on the way and these things a dropping like flies.
did you do anything out of the ordinary?like run it with just 1c or 2c with HT off?
any Xtreme OCing when it died?if you could provide some info that would be great.thanks
WOW ... that's what I call quick testing :ROTF: joking :D (sorry to hear that mate :( )Quote:
Originally Posted by Miravo
What are You do Michal with this chip ? 15 min hmm maybe You grab world record :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Miravo
I put it under LN2, tested cold bug with 6 cores + HT and 6 cores without HT, one run 3DMark 06 and it died, it was a really crappy cpu
Voltage ? vcore/vtt, what mobo ? MSI Big Bang ?
Somewhat updated the first two posts, nothing major, though.
Amazing score, congrats! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nemesis
Holy cow, hope you got your money back. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Miravo
Guys,
I am confused now, What is the difference between a Westmere DP (ie X5670) and a Westmere (Gulftown)single socket i7-980x ?
Both has LGA1366, so can I plug in a X5670 into a Gigabyte X58A-UD7 with a X58 chipset ? I saw a couple of X5650 working with X58 chipset motherboard above.
I thought that the X56xx can only work with Tylersburg chipset aka 5500 chipset .
Can somebody help explain this ?
Xeons can work with most X58 motherboards.Quote:
Originally Posted by wtfdc
You can use X5670 on GA-UD7 with BOIS-F3 or later. I've been using a X5650 on this MB for a good while.Quote:
Originally Posted by wtfdc
Thanks Zalbard and Sam Oslo for the info,
So, both the Xeon X5650 and i7-980x are equivalent ? Does somebody know what the difference between the 2 cpu ?
Sam,
What stepping is your X5650 working with GA-UD7 ? Can you use the B0 stepping or ES sample ?
There is some mobo mfg that does not support B0 Xeon ie
Tyan mobo does not support Xeon B0 stepping
His X5650 is a B1 I beleive.Quote:
Originally Posted by wtfdc
No, X5650 and i7-980X aren't the same or even close.
i7-980x is a unlocked single QPI gulftown
X5650 is a locked dual QPI westmere with I think a 20 multi and 21 on turbo
Tyan dual socket boards shouldn't have issues with B0 Westmere's unless your talking about a single socket Tyan board and in that case Iwould ask why you'd want one?:D
Most GB and Asus boards will run a dual QPI westmere.
The EVGA boards need a simple wire mod to run them.
@wtfdc
A few MBs need hard mod for X56xx, but GA UD7 doesn't need it.
My X5650 is B1 ES. It is a retail stepping, but I've seen B0's on GA UD7 too. If you get one of the latest beta BIOSs it will unlock the Uncore, and the CPU will OC better too.
EDIT:
This CPU belongs home on a SR-2 actually, but It has been running fine on UD7 while I'm waiting for it. You should consider the SR-2 if you haven't ordered the UD7 yet, then you can OC tow CPUs. ;)
@sam_oslo,Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_oslo
Can you point me where to get the latest Beta Bios for GA UD7 ?
Here you go http://forums.tweaktown.com/f69/giga...st-bios-28441/. You can get the GA-X58A-UD7- F7p BIOS.
@sam
What is an SR-2 ?
@movieman
Thanks for the info above, but my friend did try to install a dual socket westmere X5670 B0 on a dual socket Tyan mobo and the mobo would not post (aka no video),, even though he had upgraded to the latest bios. At the Tyan support website, Tyan explicitly said that B0 Westmere will not boot and be supported , only B1 and above will work
Google " EVGA SR2"Quote:
Originally Posted by wtfdc
Then lean back from your keyboard so you don't drool all over it and short it out!:rofl:
thats one ugly board:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Movieman
can it overclock:rolleyes: