New i7 930!

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Originally Posted by xann27

try this, call and ask for the components department. then make sure you speak with the PC components supervior, or department manager. this part is crucial. explain to them your situation, how you have to drive across the country or whatever, and do your best to make a friend out of them in the first couple of minutes. explain to them you are building a computer and its critical that you know the batch of the processor for testing purposes. (also telling them you have a following of people that like to take your advice from forums) once you have that person's name, make sure when you get there, you'll be able to meet them face to face. make your drive and tell them you'll only use up 5 mins of their time and have them escort you to the components "cage" from there, its a brothel line! hand pick your beauty.

i know all this because i used to work at 4 different fry's stores along the west coast. it'll be even better if you can get ahold of the customer service supervisor.

i hope you get the right processor. ive been told that the same batch i have, 3001a187 are some of the better ones found so far. but dont take my word for it. i have only used/seen my own i7 930.

good luck and let us know!

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Well, I will call them later today and do what you said. If that works i will drive down there!:D

Yes nice chip there i need to get me one of those.

Ok, Just came back from Fry's. They only have one batch number at my fry's in sacramento and the one is Roseville has the same batch also. The batch number is #3952a521, anyone have one of these?

I read a review by clunk comparing the 920 and 930 where apparently the 920 D0 still overclocks better with lower vcore. If that's the case then 930 would not be a better choice for now?

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Originally Posted by aoch88

I read a review by clunk comparing the 920 and 930 where apparently the 920 D0 still overclocks better with lower vcore. If that's the case then 930 would not be a better choice for now?

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not forgetting lower VTT :shrug:
Think in fairness the new 920 looks like shaping up into an exceptional chip.

Get some!!!

I finally done it!!!!!!!!!!!! i7-930 @ 4817mhz on water with 75*f ambient!!!

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/1054775.png



and HWBOT to prove it!

http://hwbot.org/community/submissio...6_mhz?new=true

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Originally Posted by Badfastbusa

with 75*c ambient!!!

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Do you live in a volcano or something? :p:

^^ lol.

Water is fine and all but where's some sub zero action with these puppies?

now, it really worth the wait and boom here they are. the newly risen baby got his talent show.:clap:

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Originally Posted by Badfastbusa

Get some!!!

I finally done it!!!!!!!!!!!! i7-930 @ 4817mhz on water with 75*f ambient!!!

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/1054775.png



and HWBOT to prove it!

http://hwbot.org/community/submissio...6_mhz?new=true

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That's not bad but I'd rather like to know how easy it is to get this running 4.2 - 4.4Ghz stable for 24/7 usage :yepp:

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Originally Posted by aoch88

That's not bad but I'd rather like to know how easy it is to get this running 4.2 - 4.4Ghz stable for 24/7 usage :yepp:

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If you know what you are doing and get a decent chip, almost effortless.:up:

Well, I bought my I7 930 and I have it prime 24h stable at 4.4 ghz! Abit high on the voltage 1.425v, but stil lowering it until i get the lowest stable voltage, but this is way better than my old CO 920 that couldn't do more than 3.8ghz.....

very nice!

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Originally Posted by BringerOdeath

Well, I bought my I7 930 and I have it prime 24h stable at 4.4 ghz! Abit high on the voltage 1.425v, but stil lowering it until i get the lowest stable voltage, but this is way better than my old CO 920 that couldn't do more than 3.8ghz.....

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That's not bad but 1.425V for 4.4Ghz is pretty high and those 920 D0 would easily do better. I guess I'll just stick with mine now, no point getting the 930's since they aren't that good in overclocking as yet.

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Originally Posted by aoch88

That's not bad but 1.425V for 4.4Ghz is pretty high and those 920 D0 would easily do better. I guess I'll just stick with mine now, no point getting the 930's since they aren't that good in overclocking as yet.

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Havne't had time to tweak the voltage and lower it, i just started there....This is a huge step from my CO 920 that needed 1.5v to do 4.0ghz!

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Originally Posted by aoch88

That's not bad but 1.425V for 4.4Ghz is pretty high and those 920 D0 would easily do better. I guess I'll just stick with mine now, no point getting the 930's since they aren't that good in overclocking as yet.

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easily do better really? :rofl:

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Originally Posted by hlonipha

easily do better really? :rofl:

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If you follow the i7 threads then you will understand what I mean but if you don't, please find some time browsing through some great results by those i7 920 D0's :)

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Originally Posted by aoch88

If you follow the i7 threads then you will understand what I mean but if you don't, please find some time browsing through some great results by those i7 920 D0's :)

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According to this threat
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=239175

only 12 people on this site have achieved 4.5 with less than 1.40v. I'm sure that 12 chips account for about 1% of the I7 920's out there.

and according to this other thread http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ha#post3808586
only 2 with less than 1.4



My point is that 4.4ghz and above is not EASILY achieved with lower volts.

hmmmm it is now the time for collecting good 930 FPO/Batch statistics

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Originally Posted by PatRaceTin

hmmmm it is now the time for collecting good 930 FPO/Batch statistics

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Yes, I'd like to see some stats as well. I'm going to Microcenter to pick one of these up and would like to know.

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Originally Posted by hlonipha

According to this threat
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=239175

only 12 people on this site have achieved 4.5 with less than 1.40v. I'm sure that 12 chips account for about 1% of the I7 920's out there.

and according to this other thread http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ha#post3808586
only 2 with less than 1.4



My point is that 4.4ghz and above is not EASILY achieved with lower volts.

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That makes sense but do we have statistics of i7 930 to compare and conclude that 930's can do better? If not then that's my point, the 920 D0 is still a better choice for now :yepp: Unless you're saying there are 12 people hitting 4.4Ghz with lower vCore as well.

man it's no use to argue over the old legend, the 920 D0 is true a good one but not all get the lucky 777 from intel corp. and also if not wrong this old legend already prepare his "COFFIN":shocked:, so let's welcome the new one.:up:
also i think it would be wise to spend the money over $20;) or $30:eek: to have the added multi coz who might know it would also have the Xtra Ghz:)

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Originally Posted by aoch88

That makes sense but do we have statistics of i7 930 to compare and conclude that 930's can do better? If not then that's my point, the 920 D0 is still a better choice for now :yepp: Unless you're saying there are 12 people hitting 4.4Ghz with lower vCore as well.

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w8 w8 w8 and w8.. if you still suggest to buy a 920 over a 930 then how can the statistics of 930 can ever be build.
if it's only 2 or 3 owner how can we make a stat.:confused:

Damn, i can't wait to get an i7 930!!

Going to check if microcenter has any 3001A187. They're $229 right now :hump:

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All they had was 3001A124

It's close but I took a pass. Anyone have experience with that particular batch?