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03-15-2008, 07:19 PM
Big Lar

Nice chip zoob :)

Larry
03-15-2008, 07:33 PM
soundx98

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueAqua

Here are my results with LN2. I should have an E8500 coming very soon too.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ua/5616Max.jpg

Love it! Nice work BlueAqua.
03-15-2008, 09:48 PM
zoob

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Lar

Nice chip zoob :)

Larry

Thanks. Finally got a winner of sorts!
More results from the same chip:

http://individual.utoronto.ca/bzhou/...104-1.256V.JPG
@ 1.275V I think. I accidentally minimized the notepad and didn't realize :doh:

http://individual.utoronto.ca/bzhou/...303-1.336V.JPG
Finally bothered to write down all of the settings on this one.
03-16-2008, 01:05 AM
UnSeenSVK

Quote:

Originally Posted by adamf11

I have the same exact thing. I do 445x9 4.005ghz at 1.24 vcore in cpu-z under load. I have to set to 1.31 in bios but I got a pretty bad vdroop.

hallo mate i ve checked my processor and i ve got Q205A226
pack date is 3.3.2008

what do you think?

..anybody has the same as mine?...
03-16-2008, 01:06 AM
UnSeenSVK

halol

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mav451

If you buy retail, the "week" and "code" are both on the line:
FPO/Batch #: [Week & Code]

So for that example it would read:
FPO/Batch #: Q746A518

I believe all e8400's are C0 stepping at this point.

hallo mate i ve checked my processor and i ve got Q205A226
pack date is 3.3.2008

sorr& for 2 posts .. mistake

what do you think?

..anybody has the same as mine?...
03-16-2008, 02:46 AM
fng77

Got my e8400 the other day. Its great :D

I have read alot of different things about degrading of the chip. Some pepole say: dont go over 1.4 vcore, some says 1.45 and some says that 1.5 wouldnt hurt the chip.

I would very much like to have the opinion from someone who Knows what he/she is talking about.

What vcore is safe with a good aircooler?

I get my chip totaly stable with 1.375 (bios) at 4005 mhz and around 1.45 for 4200.

Not the best chip, but Im satisfied with that. Of course I´d like to go higher:yepp: , but not of the cost of my new chip..:(
03-16-2008, 03:22 AM
leffe

Quote:

Originally Posted by fng77

Got my e8400 the other day. Its great :D

I have read alot of different things about degrading of the chip. Some pepole say: dont go over 1.4 vcore, some says 1.45 and some says that 1.5 wouldnt hurt the chip.

I would very much like to have the opinion from someone who Knows what he/she is talking about.

What vcore is safe with a good aircooler?

I get my chip totaly stable with 1.375 (bios) at 4005 mhz and around 1.45 for 4200.

Not the best chip, but Im satisfied with that. Of course I´d like to go higher:yepp: , but not of the cost of my new chip..:(

Well nobody knows, nobody knows. If I were you I would stay at 1.375 and 4ghz since you don't really need any more power anyway.

I was testing alittle and noticed that my chip requires only 1.16v running a 3600! And I have it now stable at 3840mhz @ 1.23v. So you can get pretty high with low voltages, 4ghz seems to take more.
03-16-2008, 04:48 AM
fng77

Quote:

Originally Posted by leffe

Well nobody knows, nobody knows. If I were you I would stay at 1.375 and 4ghz since you don't really need any more power anyway.

I was testing alittle and noticed that my chip requires only 1.16v running a 3600! And I have it now stable at 3840mhz @ 1.23v. So you can get pretty high with low voltages, 4ghz seems to take more.

Funny, because right at this moment Im experimenting with 3600 myself. Its a good number since 1200 mhz ram speed suits me too. It seems that I need 1.225 vcore (1.192 windows) to get Orthos stable maybe a little more.

You must have a good batch. Is 1.16v your bios or "real" vcore at 3600?
03-16-2008, 05:24 AM
UnSeenSVK

hallo,does anybody have same as my?.. ...Q205A226
pack date is 3.3.2008
03-16-2008, 06:31 AM
sofarfrome

Quote:

Originally Posted by fng77

Funny, because right at this moment Im experimenting with 3600 myself. Its a good number since 1200 mhz ram speed suits me too. It seems that I need 1.225 vcore (1.192 Bios) to get Orthos stable maybe a little more.

You must have a good batch. Is 1.16v your bios or "real" vcore at 3600?

So a 3.6GHz CPU OC with a 1200MHz ram speed is better than a 4.0GHz CPU OC with say a 1000MHz ram speed?
03-16-2008, 06:40 AM
TEDY

you wrote it wrong dude...q205a doesnt exist...read again....
03-16-2008, 06:49 AM
UnSeenSVK

sorry should be q806a226..so?.. :o)

listen i ve got Q806A226 on the box...f...but now i m not sure...i m at work i ll check tonight and let you know...:o)..

i hope that core will be good fot OC... :o)...
03-16-2008, 07:09 AM
TEDY

nope

q7xx or something, look at box.
03-16-2008, 07:17 AM
ivo0613

Here in Hong Kong, we have Q807A191. ;)
03-16-2008, 07:40 AM
fng77

Quote:

Originally Posted by sofarfrome

So a 3.6GHz CPU OC with a 1200MHz ram speed is better than a 4.0GHz CPU OC with say a 1000MHz ram speed?

it depends what kind of apps youre running. With 1200 Mhz ram you get really good mem performance, like read, wright, copy and delay.

But in more cpu demanding apps like gaming I´d say that cpu power is more important than +200 Mhz memory speed. Of course you can also tighten the timiming at 1000 mhz if you got good mems, like 4-4-4-8. Mine must be ran at 5-5-5-15 if you go higher than 1069

I can do a 3dmark06 with the two different settings if you like (kind of curiose myself;) )

I´ll be back in about 1 hour....:up:
03-16-2008, 07:54 AM
stephen23

Quote:

Originally Posted by ivo0613

Here in Hong Kong, we have Q807A191. ;)

IVO, this is what a 8400 can do, further test later!
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l1...E8400small.jpg
03-16-2008, 08:01 AM
UnSeenSVK

I ll show my but you have to wait 2 week cause my case is on the way...:o)
i hope my processor is near like yours hehe
03-16-2008, 08:35 AM
TEDY

seems new batch then....
03-16-2008, 10:44 AM
fng77

Quote:

Originally Posted by sofarfrome

So a 3.6GHz CPU OC with a 1200MHz ram speed is better than a 4.0GHz CPU OC with say a 1000MHz ram speed?

Maybe not the most scentific test, but here are my results in 3dmark06

9858 3DMarks 3600 Mhz And 1200 Mhz Mem 5-5-5-15

10056 3DMarks 4005 Mhz And 1067 Mhz Mem 4-4-4-8

10066 3DMarks 4005 Mhz And 1187 Mhz Mem 5-5-5-15

The answer to your question is: No. If you want to get scores in 3dmark, anyway.
03-16-2008, 11:06 AM
mrcape

Quote:

Originally Posted by ivo0613

Here in Hong Kong, we have Q807A191. ;)

Cool how is it? Is it a C1?
03-16-2008, 11:30 AM
leffe

Quote:

Originally Posted by fng77

Funny, because right at this moment Im experimenting with 3600 myself. Its a good number since 1200 mhz ram speed suits me too. It seems that I need 1.225 vcore (1.192 Bios) to get Orthos stable maybe a little more.

You must have a good batch. Is 1.16v your bios or "real" vcore at 3600?

Batch is pretty good but not near the best that have been reported here.
4ghz needs around 1.32v to be stable. And yes it is the real vcore idleing around 1.18 and vdrooping to 1.16 in load, I was quite surprised myself to see it run at so low voltages.

Edit: The batch is Q746A349
03-16-2008, 11:49 AM
fng77

Quote:

Originally Posted by leffe

Batch is pretty good but not near the best that have been reported here.
4ghz needs around 1.32v to be stable. And yes it is the real vcore idleing around 1.18 and vdrooping to 1.16 in load, I was quite surprised myself to see it run at so low voltages.

Edit: The batch is Q746A349

Yeh, I also seen that.. makes you envious doesnt it. Well, well I suppose that over 4 Ghz should make everyone happy, high vcore or not :up:
03-16-2008, 01:29 PM
PhilDoc

Quote:

Originally Posted by fng77

Maybe not the most scentific test, but here are my results in 3dmark06

9858 3DMarks 3600 Mhz And 1200 Mhz Mem 5-5-5-15

10056 3DMarks 4005 Mhz And 1067 Mhz Mem 4-4-4-8

10066 3DMarks 4005 Mhz And 1187 Mhz Mem 5-5-5-15

The answer to your question is: Yes. If you want to get scores in 3dmark, anyway.

From those results, I'd say ram speed mean very little, if anything, in 3d06
03-16-2008, 01:57 PM
fng77

Quote:

Originally Posted by PhilDoc

From those results, I'd say ram speed mean very little, if anything, in 3d06

Sorry. The anwser is of course: No. :rofl:

I read the question the wrong way.
03-16-2008, 02:00 PM
Mykou

Quote:

Originally Posted by fng77

Sorry. The anwser is of course: No. :rofl:

I read the question the wrong way.

:ROTF: :clap:

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