So I finally tested my setup yesterday
i7 920 + Asus P6T non Deluxe
I can prime @ 3.8Ghz with 1.29v but I can't seem to prime 4Ghz even at 1.4v
I know I have an A chip, I'll check the batch once I get home.
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So I finally tested my setup yesterday
i7 920 + Asus P6T non Deluxe
I can prime @ 3.8Ghz with 1.29v but I can't seem to prime 4Ghz even at 1.4v
I know I have an A chip, I'll check the batch once I get home.
There is one seller at eBay selling this batch, I am dying to know how it performs.
According to my speculations it should be a cherry pie :D
Please let us know GenTarkin/derektm.
Is there any reason I shouldn't grab one of these off ebay? It's nice to know the batch number you're getting instead of playing the lottery with alot of the online retailers.
FYI. I grabbed my i7 920 off of that $269 shipped Amazon deal and it's an "A". Still waiting on my mobo n mem to get here, so I don't know if it's a good or bad one. I'm determined to hit 4GHz 24/7, so I may end up having to try n find a "B".
Do it slowly, the value required is highly dependent on the sum total of your settings. The highest I've gone is 1.375v which was required for Prime blend stability at 20x200, 3600mhz QPI, 3200mhz Uncore, 1600mhz memory @ 8-8-8-21-1T, HT enabled, turbo disabled. The highest recommended by Intel is 1.35v.
Mine is already at 1.4v :P
If you are near a Microcenter they have B's and only at $229.99 in store only. Going to pick up another one on Wed. :woot:
IMO these chips require a harmony of voltages not just jacking 1 or 2 of them through the roof.
Try playing around with the qpi pll and other voltages a bit. Sometimes a bump on one of those helps.
When is expected the next price cut (on the 940 especially)?
You might want to check this one then: its an i920 3836B043.
My opinion as well, which is why I am still trying to collect detailed data for a study.
I still need those of you hitting 4.0ghz on relatively low voltages to please post in your full settings and voltages. I promise, no aminals will be harmed in my research, and the results will be posted for all to benefit from. ;)
will post my 4ghz HT 1.375vcore settings when I get home :)