Quad Core OC Database

Q6600 L724A 1.54v 3825mhz (425 x 9)
Asus Striker Extreme 1303 bios
D-tek Fuzion


http://img458.imageshack.us/img458/4051/3825fn4.jpg

http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/5340/38251za3.jpg

List updated :toast:

And guys if you want to argue please take it elsewhere. :down: If you don't like the list then move on, no need to thread crap. If you think the list is useless, then you don't need to post here, and trust me you aren't wanted here anyway. This thread is about seeing what steppings are getting to what overclocks. Go make your own thread if you don't like the way I'm running this one.

I swear, I don't know why I bother sometimes. This reminds me of my other thread where I showed everyone that the quad core fix was for real and posted validations of the new EVGA board and their new found FSB ability with quads, and some people couldn't resist but the call it BS, useless, or blurry pics, and having no value. Why don't you people do something useful instead of constantly whining?

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Originally Posted by CraptacularOne

List updated :toast:

And guys if you want to argue please take it elsewhere. :down: If you don't like the list then move on, no need to thread crap. If you think the list is useless, then you don't need to post here, and trust me you aren't wanted here anyway. This thread is about seeing what steppings are getting to what overclocks. Go make your own thread if you don't like the way I'm running this one.

I swear, I don't know why I bother sometimes. This reminds me of my other thread where I showed everyone that the quad core fix was for real and posted validations of the new EVGA board and their new found FSB ability with quads, and some people couldn't resist but the call it BS, useless, or blurry pics, and having no value. Why don't you people do something useful instead of constantly whining?

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Your doing a great job.

btw, you removed my other database entry. This recent one is a different CPU and motherboard.

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Originally Posted by nugzo

Your doing a great job.

btw, you removed my other database entry. This recent one is a different CPU and motherboard.

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Thanks :) And fixed, I though it was the same chip :shrug:

here's mine :D

highest fsb :
cpuz validation : http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=244367

http://valid.x86-secret.com/ccpuz.php?id=244367


highest on 9x multi (aircooling) :

http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/7...termarkkh0.png

cpuz validation : http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=244389

tnx :)

I like that logo djsub

@ DJSUB, That's great but a single 1m Pi run is no where near stable :rolleyes: If you want to be added to the list please refer to the opening post in this thread and give me the details :toast:

1)GO
2)L721A814
3)Apogee GT
4)http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=244974
5) Asus P5K3 Deluxe
6)3.6ghz(450x8)@1.54v
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/1...lockxw1.th.jpg

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Originally Posted by CraptacularOne

OK I would like to start a Quad Core Database so we can all post and see what steppings are doing what. All quads are welcome and I will have individual categories for each model. So post up and lets do something useful :)

So here's the deal, give me....
1) Post your CPU model & Core revision (B3 or G0) Q6600 "G0"
2) Week (L726A...ect) L720B066
3) CPU-Z Validation CPUZ in image
4) Screen shot of it running at that speed (orthos, prime95..ect) 100% load (below)
5) Cooling being used dual fan TRUE 120
6) Voltage 1.5v
7) Motherboard used (this is optional but helpful just the same:)) Abit IP35 Pro

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some answers in your above quote...

proof below

1) QX6700, B3
2) L639A615
3) http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=245216
4) http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b2...th_prime-1.jpg
5) Water cooled (Apogee GT)
6) 1.41 bios, 1.408 real
7) Asus P5W DH Deluxe (vdroop modded)

Update on my OC. Seems like my CPU's temp sensor is fubar. :down:

1) QX6700ES, B3
2) Engineer Sample
3) http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=221104
4) Adding soon
5) Water (Apogee GTX)
6) 1.52
7) P5K Deluxe

List updated :toast: Sorry for the delay I had a massive amount of work to catch up on recently.

@ Luis_GT If you are still using that crappy thermaltake pump and rad, having the best block in the world won't save you. You need to get a good rad and a high volume high head pressure pump. Getting the better block was only the first of the 3 step process you need to take to cure yourself of the "thermalbake" syndrome ;)

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Originally Posted by CraptacularOne

List updated :toast: Sorry for the delay I had a massive amount of work to catch up on recently.

@ Luis_GT If you are still using that crappy thermaltake pump and rad, having the best block in the world won't save you. You need to get a good rad and a high volume high head pressure pump. Getting the better block was only the first of the 3 step process you need to take to cure yourself of the "thermalbake" syndrome ;)

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I'm using a 180GPH summergible pump... and thats the problem, ironically, also I have a Swiftech M220 rad before the CPU and the thermaltake rad after the CPU... I just put in my old 90lph thermaltake pump and its working better... F@H is about 5C+ cooler than with the summergible pump...

I also swithc my lines from 1/4" to 3/8"

Got a new (pretested) one:

Q6600 L727A673 G0

With Water 3807Mhz @ 1,44V

http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4...0144tj1.th.jpg

With Air 3807Mhz @ 1,472V

http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/3...2v15stddg4.jpg

For 3600Mhz i need 1,34V on water and 1,372V on air.

Q6600 G0 - L727A673 - 3,8Ghz P stable - AC TR Ultra eXtreme - 1.472v - Gigabtye P35-DQ6 - by --------------dertimaushh

Maybe 3900Mhz will be possible with X38-DQ6 and TR IFX14 next week.

Edit: In the Speedfan Temps the +15C (difference to Core Temp) are also included.

Greetz


Tim

Here's mine:

1) Q6600 G0, 3.6Ghz at 1.4125 vCore
2) batch 720B080,
3) EVGA 680i mobo
4) Ultra 120 eXtreme

24 hours Prime stable

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/e...rimestable.jpg

**UPDATE**


CPU : Q6600 G0
Week : L23B010
Clockspeed : 500x8 = 4 ghz
Cooling : D-Tek fuzion
Vcore : 1.62
Motherboard : Asus Blitz Formula

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=247191

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v608/webbo10/quad.jpg

*edit - failed after 7hours :(

iceman, thats awsome FSB for quad, and a great OC...what are the ambs temp, as i see u got ur cores at 55°C...mine is hitting 70°C on cores with 1.62 at 21°C amb temp on PA120.3, dual DDC3.2, D-Tek Fuzion...

Chilly m8. 18c in the study atm.

Sorry for the delay in getting the results added, work has been very hectic :( I will update the list this evening when I get home. Keep posting, guys, and nice job on the OC's.

Hi CraptacularOne

Can you please update my entry for my second Quad.
This time it's a maximum stable on reasonable voltage:

It is 3.7 Ghz 1.5V, strange is that I had to up the South Bridge voltage to 1.2v otherwise it was always failing after 1h20m.

1) Q6600 G0
2) L724A900 Pack Date: 08/28/2007
3) Screen shot below
4) Screen shot below of Super PI - SMALL FFT
5) ThermalRight 120 Ultra Extreme + MOUNTING MOD + LAPPING + S-FLEX SFF21E
6) 1.450v bios, 1.432v windows
7) Asus P5K Deluxe, Bios 0404

http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/2...telesspvj4.jpg
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/6...telesspqa1.jpg

You can update mine if you would. Once I get more heat out of my loop I know this thing can do 3.8. I am bowing my block and putting in a new nozzle next week so that should get me there. I had 3 comps in this room heating it up so ambient was probably close to 27-30c. For now though here is the latest.

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This reminds me of my other thread where I showed everyone that the quad core fix was for real

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BTW what fix?

http://home.comcast.net/~drynyks/3708-12368hr.jpg

List updated :toast:

@ drynyks, when the original 680i boards were introduced, they could not overclock quad cores much past 300Mhz FSB. EVGA was the first to do a revision to the board to "fix" the limitation. I was a tester for the new "fixed" boards and was the first one to give anyone proof that the fix was working and in fact it works pretty good.

This is the thread I was talking about:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=135093

Please add me to the list :D

Q6600 G0 stepping
L723A978
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=247484
Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme with S-Flex 1600RPM/63 CFM/28 dB
Bios @ 1.4500v, Idle @ 1.408v, Load @ 1.344v
Gigabyte P35-DS3R rev.1

My OC is 8 hours Orthos Stable, but don't have a screenshot of that, I'll upload the new image after I redo the test.
Core temp is @ bottom right corner, it reads 59,59,62,62.

http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/3...hzocmo9.th.jpg
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/2...tionzn7.th.jpg

EDIT: SP2004 is reporting that Q6600 is @ 3.86Ghz... I don't know why, but that's not my OC (I WISH IT WAS)

Gotcha Ch0p5t1ckB01 :up: And the reason it's reporting the wrong speed is because you didn't use the stock multi. It's just a bug, in that app ;)

8hrs P95 v25.3 small fft's stable.

http://www.r5jones.aquiss.com/Pictures/P95%20Stable.jpg

Q6600@3.6 400x9 1.425vcore
Revision: GO
Batch: L724A828
Asus P5K-Premium 0204 Bios
Temps: 60/60/54/54
Cooling: Custom Water D-Tek Fusion,Pa120.2+Pa120.1,D5