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please post when it gets thereQuote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
btw its mostly next day if you order a newegg cpu from jersey and it comes from s.r warehouse even if tracking tells you otherwise
getting a e67 this week me thinks so i'll see if they continue the fast service
CPU: E6600 2.4 Ghz
Batch: L701C326 (Packed 3/20/2007) Made in Malaysia
OC: 3,200 Mhz (400x8)
VCore: 1.3875
cmon now, lets get some real OC going ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by experttech2007
Where was it from?
Newegg.comQuote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
And I simply cant get it stable above that (probably because fo my RAM timings?) 400x9 simply doesnt work. Any other recommendations??
Just received the majority of my gear, however nothing installed yet. Still waiting on the Thermalright Ultra 120 and Lian li A05. CPU is a L647G. Looking at this thread I hope it overclocks nicely. Will post once everything is up and running. :) http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ighlight=L647G
http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/5826/img0619yf8.jpg
Recent purchase from new egg, E6600 @ 3.4 on Air
Batch:
> SL9ZL
> 2.4GHZ - 4M/1066/06
> L631F577
vCore 1.4
Asus P5B Deluxe
G.Skill F2-6400CL4D-2GBPK @ 1.95v
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro
Been running 3.4 for a week now, stable so far. Tried for 3.6ghz, Orthos quickly blue-screens windows.
Idle:
http://voigtnet.com/C2D/OC/cpu378-3.4ghz-idle.jpg
Load:
http://voigtnet.com/C2D/OC/cpu378-3.4ghz-load.jpg
05/03/2007 DELIVERED[D] - but I am work... :(
Let's see what you guys got and what kind of OCs they pull!!!
well I did a little OC today
its a L644G425 packing date of 3/26/07
i was orthos stable for 4+ hours today with
400x8= 3.2
1.47v
max load temp was @ 51c using a U-120 extreme
im gonna try for a 400x9 and see if I can get 3.6 out of this chip. Dunno because i failed after half hour with 1.45v with the same above. i dont wanna go over 1.5v to get 3.6. well see.
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Originally Posted by aclim
Was this one of the ones that came from Newegg today?
My ZZF L649G979 seems to be solid in Orthos at 3.6 with 1.45v. I tried for 1.425v and Orthos caused a machine exception BSOD.
Thats not bad though, 3.6 is nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by burningrave101
no I got that chip from zzf last weekQuote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
not bad....... where did you get it?Quote:
Originally Posted by burningrave101
Man.... how did you get your chip that high? I've got a L647G413 E6600 and can't get it Orthos stable past 3.3ghz even with 1.475v. My current voltage on the chip is 1.4v Are there any other things you're over volting to get those speeds? I'm an intel noob, and haven't really gotten into all the other bios adjustments on my board yet. I'm not sure what is safe volts and what isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by burningrave101
I've been running 1.525V through my E6600 for a few months and it seems ok, but I really don't know how much us too much. I'm using a TR SI-128 and it hits 62C load with Orthos.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew LB
Hmm.... tomorrow morning i'll try ramping up the speed a little higher with more voltage and see what happens. I wasn't sure how much higher than 1.5v is safe on these chips.
I've got great cooling. My Enzotech Ultra-X keeps my load temps during Orthos @ 49-50'c max. I can get the computer to boot at 3.4 and 3.5ghz but i always get an error when testing with Orthos.
But.... at those same speeds with 1.475v I was able to run vista fine and play a few hours of Oblivion @ 1920x1200 with 8xAA and 16xAF just fine with the TOTO high resolution texture package installed. It's without a doubt the most taxing game I've ran to date.
I'll try 1.525v tomorrow and perhaps a little more as long as my temps stay reasonable.
Update:
e6600 49G from zzf @ 1.50 (1.48 load) @ 3711 412x9. Orthos and OCCT Stable. Thermalright eXtreme 30c idle 57load in 80 degree room with lapped cpu :)
thats very nice. im testing 400x9 today.Quote:
Originally Posted by rfisher983
mine is pissing me off, 3.55 @ 1.52v. my 6420 was as bad, my 6300 does 3590 under 1.4v. these 4mb cache chips need mad volts! :mad:
L644G e6600
3ghz (333x9) barely stable with 1.4v
I've given it up to 1.5v and with that 3.15 is semi-stable, 3.2 posts but isn't stable at all. It's depressing to see all the 400x9's that post, I can't post higher than 3.3
I'm hesitant to try anything higher voltage wise since I'm only on air cooling (Scythe Ninja). Also, it's always core 1 (0 & 1) that fails the tests, I'm wondering if there's something wrong there.
Let me eat my words.
Not knowing much about higher end chips like the 6600, I was trying to force 400 x 9 and even at 1.6 volts had no luck. Then something hit me, the charts with the FSB speeds and high the chipset being tighter at 400 mhz than say 420 mhz. So I dropped the multiplier to 8 upped the FSB and dropped the volts. Right now 3.6 is running orthos at only 1.5v, load dropped ~6 deg to 44 at 450 x 8.
So for those of you that have forgot about the chipset latencies being tighter; also my cpu temps were hotter at 400 mhz, try dropping the mult and see what happens!!
I'll give a report when I get more results.
http://www.3dxtreme.net/other/ontap/E6600/IMG_4145.jpg
very interesting dnottis. im gonna give that a try because i was trying for 400x9 but i kept failing orthos even with 1.5v . im gonna give this a try. Thanks
dnottis: are you able to get the same performance @3800Mhz as you got @3600Mhz? I'd like to see some benches at 3.8Ghz 8 multi vs your best clocks @ 9 multi just to see if it's worth it.
3.8 was nothing more than a suicide 1M run ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by HousERaT