I've just received my DS3 and a week 28 E6400.
Anyone got any results for a week 28 E6400?
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I've just received my DS3 and a week 28 E6400.
Anyone got any results for a week 28 E6400?
yeah i have L624 3.4GHz max ... it suxQuote:
Originally Posted by PcCI2iminal
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Originally Posted by Dublin_Gunner
Check previous page, my results rae posted there (weeek 28)
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Originally Posted by cliffy
Seem to have trouble keeping it stable at 3.4, 3d mark keeps hanging.
What voltages are you using (gMCH, FSB , memory & timings/ratio etc)?
I have it at 3.2 now, seems to need around 1.4 to keep it stable though
Just like you said, run your computer at whatever speed meets your daily needs. Orthos/prime is just an easy and standarized way of comparing the stability of your system to that of anothers.Quote:
Originally Posted by pauldovi
That's why bother I guess... :)
i'm surprised that E6300 retail CPUs seem to overclock better with lower vcore than E6400 what's the deal there
any week 30+ CPUs around here
Week 26 6400 on a poxed out DS-3 dual prime stable at 3.5Ghz (8x438) with 1.475v drooping to 1.42v :slapass:
Impatiently waiting for decent chipset ie RD600 hehe
DS-3 vMCH +.1, HZ at 438 4-4-3-12 @ 2.0v(+.2)
http://justoverclockit.com/pics/dq64002.jpg
CPU Host Clock Control [Enabled]
x CPU Host Frequency(Mhz) 400
PCI Express Frequency(Mhz) [100]
C.I.A. 2 [Disabled]
System Memory Multiplier [2:2]
Memory Frequency (Mhz) 800
DIMM OverVoltage Control [+.1] This starts at 1.8 and then you can add in .025
increments
PCI-E OverVoltage Control [Normal]
(G)MCH OverVoltage Control [Normal]
FSB OverVoltage Control [Normal]
CPU Voltage Control [1.3125]
And the timings are 4.4.4.12 as per my ram specifications.
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Details Hereere
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/8324/untitledtz8.png
Processor: E6400 @ 3.2Ghz L624A848
Motherboard: Asus P5B-Deluxe with 0614 Bios
Memory: OCZ Platinum Rev2 2x1GB PC6400 @ 4-4-4-12 DDR2-800
Cooling: Thermalright Ultra-120 w/ 120mm Panaflo low speed fan
FSB: 400
Memory Multi: 1:1
vCore: 1.425 in bios, 1.36 in windows under full load.
vDimm: 2.00v
NB: 1.45
NB Term: 1.4
30 hours Prime95x2 stable. I can do 3ghz @ 1.3v (1.375 in BIOS), but my goal has always been 3.2ghz 24\7.
Hmm, damn DS3 is giving me problems.
I flashed to F5, but for some reason it didnt seem to work. Still showing F3 in everything.
Also, even though it will run for hours, benchmark etc. I restarted it, and now black screen. Time to reset CMOS again, which means removing the damn video card because the CMOS reset is in such an awkward position.....
BTW, I dont know if this has already been answered, but when changing the ddr voltage on the DS3, does it add whatever amount (i.e. +0.4) to 1.8volts?
So if I put +0.2, my ram should be at 2.0volts?
Absolutely safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by celerity
I do not think so.My system would boot with NORMAL at BIOS.After I have selecte 1,475v,it actualy boots immediately and is completely stable:woot:Quote:
Originally Posted by HeadShotWI
:fact:I do not think so.My system would boot with NORMAL at BIOS.After I have selecte 1,475v,it actualy boots immediately and is completely stable:woot: :fact:Quote:
Originally Posted by HeadShotWI
74C right? That seems awfully high...does it throttle?Quote:
Originally Posted by aggybong
Processor: E6400 @ 3.0GHz
Motherboard: DS3 (F5)
Memory: OCZ Platinum Rev. 1 PC6400 @DDR940/5-5-5-15
Cooling: Scythe Ninja+ 1600rpm 120mm fan
FSB: 376
Memory Mult: 5:4
vcore: 1.35V
vdimm: +.3v
pcie: normal
gmch: normal
FSB: normal
Idle:30C
Dual Prime Load: 48C
Copy of my post from another thread:
I'm making progress. Best thing was the cooling on the NB
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...nchmarks/3.jpg
One thing I have noted though. The NB heatsink is totally inadequate. I tied a 60mm fan on it, and it now stays cold to the touch, and I've had no re-boots or stability problems since. (I had to 'ghetto' the lead into a 4 pin molex though, have it @12v, gonna change it to 5v should be plenty to keep it cool)
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...09-06_0103.jpg
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...09-06_0052.jpg
http://xs.to/xs.php?h=xs106&d=06375&f=15.313.gif
Processor: E6400, L625 @ 3878MHz
Motherboard: P5B DELUXE (0614 bios)
Memory: 2*512MB G.Skill DDR2 PC2-6400 HZ
Cooling: Freezer 7 PRO
FSB: 484
Memory Mult: 1:1
vcore: 1.65V in bios (real 1,6V)
vdimm: 2,45V in bios
pcie: 101
4GHz unfortunately was a no-go :(
have'nt tried over 1,6V and probably wont try. maybe ill try with a different bios later.
No, it doesn't throttle, and I've pretty much accepted that Coretemp is just plain wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jodiuh
Looks like F5 for the DS3 has helped a bit. It didn't really help overall OC, but did get 470FSB from BIOS :)
http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/2...fsbbiosly2.jpg
Processor: E6400 @ 3.4Ghz
Motherboard: DS3 F4c (havn't had a reason to change yet)
Memory: OCZ gold @ 4,4,4,12 850mhz
Cooling: Thermalright xp 120
FSB: 425
Memory Mult: 1:1
vcore: 1.40625
vdimm: +.2v
pcie: normal
gmch: normal
dual prime stable for at least a few hours (stopped it @ 2), game stable 24/7
Coretemp...ah, that explains it. Wait, it ways 74C in the Asus thing...that's off too I take it? I guess it really only helps to compare temps with folks using same board/bios, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by aggybong
What kind of temps in Orthos @ 4+ hours?Quote:
Originally Posted by heikis
didnt try, just runned it for spi. im sure the temps wouldnt have been nice. i need new cooling because the freezer cant seem to get its job done. it gets reallly warmQuote:
Originally Posted by Jodiuh
Yeah, I've got a Ninja sitting here waiting to be lapped. But I don't have the padding anymore. I tried using the padding on the bottom of a mobo box, but that sunk over time and then the bolts came loose slightly. I noticed temps rising gradually and finally put 2 and 2 together. So I wonder if Scythe could send me a pad for some $$. That or I'm gonna cave and Tuniq it up. :D
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Originally Posted by Jodiuh
Not even then. Some people are reporting lower temps, but I've tried everything short of actually lapping my E6400 and still get the same temps. Stock cooler, an Xp90, or an Ultra-120 all read 70~ when running Orthos. I've reapplied, readjusted, prayed, and everything else I could think of. At one point you just either accept that Coretemp is wrong, or your IHS is screwed. I went with Coretemp being wrong :p
It's not like my heatsink doesn't get warm; it does heat up pretty well.
475x7 unstable... 450x7 stable... and 400x7 stable and tested in orthos.