I run mine at 3.2 all the time on water, highest stable clock so far was 3842MHz, I've had it higher but not stable.
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I run mine at 3.2 all the time on water, highest stable clock so far was 3842MHz, I've had it higher but not stable.
You are of course right. After initial testing on air, the chip was mounted in my PC (with singel stager) and has not been on air since. Does Prime (or is it wPrime?) at 4,4 with P5W DH Deluxe (if I remember correctly) but has not tested with P5K Deluxe, which is current MOBO. Have not benched anything since January / February.... Furthermore, although P5K Deluxe allows a higher FSB than P5W DH Deluxe, I reached a higher clock with the latter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speederlander
Summer amb temps and QX6700 B3 @ 3.0 (ultra stable, everyday)
- not much of an overclock, but posted to illustrate temp/power usage
- will be interesting when Q6700 G0 steppings are released to general retail
July 04, 2007 - AMB: 77f/25c (11am PST, right before AC trips)
- Prime95 v2.53a; CPUZ v1.40; CoreTemp v0.95; MotherBoard Monitor v5.3.7.2 with CoreTemp plugin, v1.13
- MEM: 2.15vdc; FSBL: 1.20vdc; MCH: 1.50vdc; ICH: 1.05vdc
- NB/SB and FET temps: FLUKE 62 Mini IR; MEM temps: SCYTHE TM02-WH; POWER: Watts Up Pro
LOADED:
- CPU: 143f/61.6c
- CORE: 81/81/78/78c
- NB: 114f/45.5c
- SB: 102f/38.c
- FETs: 143f/61.6c
- MEM: 104.5f/40c
- POWER: 302watts (with 2xHD, 2gB RAM)
IDLE:
- CPU: 78f/25.5c
- COREs: 43/43/40/42c
- NB: 97f/36c
- SB: 98f/36.6c
- FETs: 109f/43c
- MEM: 93f/34c
- POWER: 176watts (with 2xHD, 2gB RAM)
LOAD:
http://www.esnips.com/doc/55544903-f...253-002-Load-s
IDLE:
http://www.esnips.com/doc/0023eb7b-b...253-001-Idle-s
QX Owners, take a look of the new bios 2205 !
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Originally Posted by SKiLL3D
mainly i came here because i found this in the official FTP
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/mb/so...eluxe/2205.zip
BIOS2205!
I really wish that ASUS would add changelog into their ZIPfiles like other Vendors...
Can any 6600-B2 User confirm Multichanges to 10+ with 1601BIOS?
iLL
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Originally Posted by Peanuts
2205 bios allow to go up and down with the multiplier of the Core 2 Extreme (at least for my QX6800)!!
No more need of 1601.
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Running 3.6Ghz 24/7 100% load. No issues. 400x9. :) Benched at 3.85Ghz.
Quote:
Originally Posted by chessman
And for the BX2 owners the 2747 bios was a huge improvement.
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=N&Inst=Yes&ProductID=2578&Dwn ldID=13467&strOSs=38&OSFullName=OS%20Independent&l ang=eng
There is a new 2770 bios out but I think the 2747 version is better.
Interesting.. any improvements over 1601?Quote:
Originally Posted by chessman
fixed cpu temp indicationQuote:
Originally Posted by Luis_GT
unlocked multiplier for extreme editions (like 1601)
support for the new 65nm Core2 Duo 1333MHz Front Side Bus