i5-2500K/2600K batch number and o/c results

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Originally Posted by aussie-revhead

Guys, I have struck a weird one:

I have a borrowed cpu here, from a forum member over here, he got it up to 5700 or so 2C/2T for pi on air cooling, so now Im testing it on single stage but something isnt right. In normal testing I got it passing running 32m pi at 5000mhz down to 1.320v but it locks up at 5100. The only way I got it to run at 5100 is to disable internal PLL override, with it disabled I got it up to 5600 but while its disabled I cant get it to pass 3D at any clocks. What the hell is going on?

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When does it lock up exactly?

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Originally Posted by PatRaceTin

Does default VID of 2500K/2600K relate to VCore need @ 5.0GHz?

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Every CPU is different, but, to be direct, a CPU with a lower default VID tends to require less voltage for 5 ghz, but runs hotter as a result. The "leaky chip" phenomeon was shown back in the X58 and Core 2 days. A higher VID chip runs cooler on average but usually needs more vcore. It goes without saying that the low vid hot chips are the ones that benefit best from extreme cooling.

Exactly right, plus I would like to add that the high vid chips seem to clock higher in my experience on water or better.

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Originally Posted by Falkentyne

When does it lock up exactly?

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Sorry mate it's apart already, loud-silence's 57x CPU and rams should be here soon :D

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Hey!I have a 2500K coming on Monday 3135B793..Any info on o/c?

Batch #: 3144A565
S/N: 2L135379A4291 made in Costa Rica


Processor @ 4.8 GHz on 1.37 volts.:):):):):D

First generation of CPU, first lot reached in Romania.

Batch# L041B200T S/N: 2V03112A1911


Tested 1-2 days to reach min voltage for 4800Mhz.

Sistem fanless, watercoled single loop video+processor.

http://s11.postimage.org/ypl7ee367/Working_System.jpg




http://s15.postimage.org/i1ss8vnc7/DSCN5240.jpg

Nice low voltage 4.8ghz 4c8t over clock.
Hey why are you running CL8 when your ram is CL7 on XMP?
BTW it's Sandy Bridge not Sandy Bell in your signature.

Is Sandy Bell (like in animated story)... :)

Yes Cas 7 mem keeped at cas 8, at 1,52 Vdram, for perfect stability of cas 7, need more than 1,63 Vdram, no needed...

Cas 7 or cas 8, is inobservable for 24/7 using, or gaming.

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Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3

taken from hwbot per massman. . .

"Thanks for the input guys!

Binning Sandy Bridge is extremely easy.

- use HS fan with easy mounting
- set Vcore to 1.55V
- disable HT and 2 cores (to not make it overheat with crappy HSF)
- increase multiplier

You just need to see the windows OS options, not actually boot into windows. If your CPU can show the different OS options, stability will just be function of Vcore and temperature. If it doesn't show the OS options, you will never get it stable anyways, so you might as well ditch the CPU.

Usually, it takes about 5 minutes to see if the CPU is good or not.

With some CPUs, you do have the issue that some multiplier is better than the other for stability. For instance, my current CPU can boot at 51x MAX (~ 5145MHz). When trying to run near this max speed, I have to use 49x instead of 50x multiplier because it's a lot more stable.

But, that's something you don't need to test. With BCLK adjustments, you'll never get 5200MHz going or so. Multiplier binning is the best way."

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OK, so I was bored yesterday and decided to try the above. I figured I would post this just for more info on this batch #...

2600k L051B138
LLC enabled, multistep LLC disabled
see sig for hardware

http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/232...051b13856x.png

I tried 57x and could not boot into Windows, doesn't get past post. Is it worth upping the vcore to like 1.58 to see if 57x flies?

Not really going to use this CPU that high as I don't have the proper cooling, but was curious as to my max multi.

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Originally Posted by bluestang

I tried 57x and could not boot into Windows, doesn't get past post. Is it worth upping the vcore to like 1.58 to see if 57x flies?

Not really going to use this CPU that high as I don't have the proper cooling, but was curious as to my max multi.

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Try up the BCLK till it max out. If it can passed 5605Mhz then the try 5640Mhz and 5680Mhz. If 57X a no go then most likely you got a 56X max chip...or probly you need subzero cooling to pass 57X

Congrats for nice chip:up:

Thanks! I'll try 56x102 this weekend. Like I said, I don't have proper cooling to run it at full 4C/8T at those speeds, but that maybe someone else might want to take it off my hands :)

Guys, what the heck does this mean?

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I set multi to 57x with reduced BCLK and snapped a screenshot while finishing a 1MB prime run and cpuz is showing 59x .....

Edit: I kept playing with it and got it to 59x set in Windows ... wtf ... it wouldnt do this with single stage on my M4E but loves my P8Z68-V pro gaming mobo on water ..... its possible I guess ...

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Weird.

I bought a 2600K L145B654, VID is skipping .98 - 1.3xxx depending on CPU usage. Can do 52x, but heat is my enemy now. Even an H70 can't keep it down!

Looks like a decent chip aussie :up: If you want to check for max multi dont "trick" the CPU by using less then 100 bclk. Try and find out what multi it maxes out with @ 100 bclk and work up from there adjusting the bclk.

Been a while since I posted here but got a 2500k and without any effort at all, ie going outside into a cold shed and rebooting and jumpering constantly into the wee hours, I have managed to get it aircooled up to 5.1Ghz with 1.34v in under 2 hours.

Are all these chips like this? What is the normal frequency cap for this chip on air with less than 1.5v?

Andy

Most of the 2500/2600K chips can run much higher then spec though not as many numbers like the older batches. I just tested two 2700K in the past week and they are pretty decent. One will do 55 multi at 1.50v and the other is just 52 but at 1.42v. Both chips where tested in my torture rack with remote water loops and killa hardware which makes it pretty easy. Both chips also run cool for mid number vid compared to some of my 2600Ks.

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Originally Posted by Viss

Looks like a decent chip aussie :up: If you want to check for max multi dont "trick" the CPU by using less then 100 bclk. Try and find out what multi it maxes out with @ 100 bclk and work up from there adjusting the bclk.

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Hey, yeah I know it's "tricking" it but I have tried lowering bclk to get a higher multi (as I see many here do) but all previous attempts at this have been lucky to get one multi higher so surely this is odd. This chip gets 57x under single stage and can bclk up with 56x multi up to its max validation of 5812. I can't get it to boot at 55x with 1.55v on water but you can up the multi to 59 as shown. It's for sale anyway so I can grab another that clocks better on water.

Ivy is getting closer so I don't even know if I should be buying any more sandy chips

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aussie-revhead your chip is good can do X59 multi

I just picked up an i5 2500k. Do all these have the same s-spec of sr008?
The batch number showing on it is # 3151B188
Also got a P8P67 PRO
It will be watercooled. I will get it fired up in the next couple days and see what it will do:D

@ aussie

great job is that my old chip?

x59 is awesome however it is weird that it wii not boot that under cold with bclk set to 100.

Yeah it's your chip and yes it's odd indeed, I think my single stage isn't cold enough so someone with better cooling may have better luck. The more I mess with this M4E the more I'm beginning to think it had issues but I'm not about to buy another one to find out, I will wait and see what happens with Ivy,z77 and Kepler.

Thanks.

:)

Playing with 2700K and Noctua NH-D14, this is my introduction to Maximus IV Extreme-Z and brand new chip available in Croatia... 3152B027

First boot in windows 5.0GHz with 1.31V 4C/8T

http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/5664/5ghz131vcr.jpg


Boot in windows 4C/8T up to 5.6GHz

http://img862.imageshack.us/img862/5651/5600cr.jpg


After that turned off HT, two cores and boot in windows 5.8GHz 1.64V

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/9042/58xcr.jpg

59x past bios post but freeze at win 7 loading screen so I'm sure it is 59x chip but can't boot in windows 5.9GHz on air so I will try with bclk to get me few mhz more for amazing cpu-z validation on air... I'm in love with this chip...

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Originally Posted by aussie-revhead

Yeah it's your chip and yes it's odd indeed, I think my single stage isn't cold enough so someone with better cooling may have better luck. The more I mess with this M4E the more I'm beginning to think it had issues but I'm not about to buy another one to find out, I will wait and see what happens with Ivy,z77 and Kepler.

Thanks.

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nice man:up:

my thoughts are the same, your M4E is probably the source of many of your problem since you can clock higher on the Z68 VPro.

Monster CPU, can't wait for you to put it under ln2....

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Originally Posted by Cele303

Playing with 2700K and Noctua NH-D14, this is my introduction to Maximus IV Extreme-Z and brand new chip available in Croatia... 3152B027

First boot in windows 5.0GHz with 1.31V 4C/8T

http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/5664/5ghz131vcr.jpg


Boot in windows 4C/8T up to 5.6GHz

http://img862.imageshack.us/img862/5651/5600cr.jpg


After that turned off HT, two cores and boot in windows 5.8GHz 1.64V

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/9042/58xcr.jpg

59x past bios post but freeze at win 7 loading screen so I'm sure it is 59x chip but can't boot in windows 5.9GHz on air so I will try with bclk to get me few mhz more for amazing cpu-z validation on air... I'm in love with this chip...

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