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Here are my results so far. Keep in mind that this is meant to be a 24/7 rig along the line of mdzcpa's build.
The system configuration:
Retail X6800
P5W-DH Deluxe BIOS version 0701
X1900XT and X1900XTX in Crossfire mode and watercooled in seperate loop
2 Raptor 150 hard drives in raid 0
X-Fi Platinum sound
PC Power and Cooling 1000 watt psu
OCZ PC2 8000 memory
The waterblock on the cpu is the Swiftech Storm.
http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/5012/280fsbby9.th.jpg
More to come....
he is running dual prime.Quote:
Originally Posted by thunderstruck!
Vcore in the bios is set to 1.475.
What voltage is the chipset at?
Is x13 the default multiplier for that cpu?
can't see your pic
wow a whole 8 minutes................good luck
ouch 49c with a storm... Tried any max clocks with stock volts? Maybe try 9x and 10x multi. Kind of give us an idea about the retail 66 & 67
Chipset voltage is at 1.55.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plaicd
Default multiplier for this cpu is 11.
should you be lowering the multi (since it unlock) and raising de fsb like 400*9 or something like that?
you should go for a max and tell us :D
I will try lowering the multiplier for max FSB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pied
Ouchies hot :( Do you think you can try single 1m max clock?
That's a respectable overclock!
I pumped through an extra 700MHz from my intel as well :D
^
so did i. :D
lookls pretty good
what kinda wc is it, i know your using the storm but what about other patrs
mmm...49°...someone that has a b1 chip could please tell if b1 are as hot as b2 or there are some differences?thanks
Fabio:)
ps happy to receive a b1 step..i don't like this new revision:D
i prefer to see 5ghz on my chip:slapass: :D
I'm using an MCP655 waterpump, Thermochill PA120 radiator mounted externally with a radbox, and a second Swiftech single 120mm fan radiator mounted inside my case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gun_Strife
i say temps are normal here's my E6600 on Badaxe at 3600mhz at 1.371v Swiftech G4 Storm with Thermochill 120.3 and MCP650
Room temp = 23-25C
Interesting the temps are a bit off for me by 4C between Intel DCC vs Coretemp
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Intel975...etemp_idle.jpg
Intel DCC shows actual bios option values you set for vcore, vdimm, mch, fsb etc not the actual readings. For example 1.4v vcore in Intel DCC = 1.371v vcore reading in bios.
Load temps dual stressprime
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Intel975...me_load_tn.jpg
Damn these retail chips are hotter than a $2 pistol.
New! Rev 6 step B2, now with added Prescott!
my B1 is hot as hell too
Thanks for the confirmation of these temperatures eva2000. I was beginning to worry based upon the reaction to these temps from some of the guys around here. I will try to reach 4 ghz with a multiplier of 15 today just to see what kind of temps this produces. I'm not having any luck raising the FSB to near 400 while lowering the multi to 9 0r 10:(Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
Here's a pic of my setup:
http://img453.imageshack.us/img453/7...0010hi4.th.jpg
Anyone got any phase results on the retails? note to self: Must order a 775 clamshell kit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supertim0r
Looks like plan A to stick a 6700 under Vapo LS is looking essential.
should have a retail 6800 (egg) under a Storm G5 tonight...
id assume ill have it under the Chilly1 SS within the week
and hope to do a D-Ice run not too far behind that
wonder how the IHS's are on these...dont really want to lap the stepping off but will if i have to
after enjoying Yonah temps for a while there its sad to see these "Press-HOT-esk" temps return :(
:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
How are people getting such high OCs on air when this thing is blazing hot on a water setup like yours?
high OCs on air = the better Rev 5 step B1 ES chipsQuote:
Originally Posted by BWR
hot = X6800 retail (Rev 6 step B2) so far.
It was only a fix for RAID5 afaik, but it seems to have hamstrung these chips quite a bit.
More data still desired.
How many step 5's did you see run prime @ 4ghz though? Almost all of them were only single thread loaded so much less heat.Quote:
Originally Posted by stone_cold_Jimi
Dual Super Pi 32M stable at 290x13 for 3775mhz:)
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/143/pi290yn4.th.jpg
ur gonna try higher right ur temps seem pretty good
also like your pic of setup
would you mind some 3dmark05(06), I would like to see if you have time
I wouldn't be real happy with that. V core is very high :(
Have you tried dropping the multi ?
Here's my E6600 on air
http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/435/superpi38yd8.jpg
Yeah. It's almost unfortunate that these are SPi beasts, because everyone seemed obsessed by dropping a core and trying to hit WRs.Quote:
Originally Posted by afireinside
This is bugging me. I've already laid out a pile of money on E6700 and rocket RAM and I can see, clock-for-clock, an E6700 (ES) is about 15% faster than my x2 4600 @ 3GHz. So, obviously, I want a lot more than 3GHz out of it... but how much am I going to get?
I will run 3D Mark05/06 later this morning and post the pics for you. I will be trying higher over the next few days to see how high she can get! I'm also awaiting the arrival of a Swiftech MCW5002-775 peltier cooler early next week which will definately help keep these temperatures under control:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gun_Strife
Allmost all step 5 will do 4ghz..Who needs prime.Quote:
Originally Posted by afireinside
And for the dual threaded... cmon spi is single threaded. fastest core count's, and fastest score counts.
If you want it loaded run 06 :D
Well, the Rosetta crunchers need dual everything of the most realistic stressfulness. Not interested in WRs, interested in 24/7 100% week in week out at the highest stable clocks. It's still xtreme, it's the heavyweight xtreme.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waus-mod
most 6600/6700ES Step 5 will do 3.8-3.9ghz prime stable with high end aircooling/water
In order to reach dual prime stability I had to raise the voltage in the BIOS to 1.5625! It is becoming increasingly clear that there is a difference in overclockability between the engineering samples and the retail product.
http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/807/sp290za8.th.jpg
bummer, lets hope the e6xxx are a different story
There still might be a good % of high overclockers. At this time there is not enough information. Plus keep in mind the current BIOS revisions favor ES and some don't even post with Retail without flashing to something newer.Quote:
Originally Posted by vmsein
look forward to seeing your results
especially with that new Swiftech MCW5002
ive really wanted to try it out but with that u need one of those other psu like the meanwell right
gl and hope to hear back from ya soon
I do hope that a newer BIOS will improve things for retail cpus. Here are a few screenshots of 3D Mark 05 and 06 at 3775mhz:Quote:
Originally Posted by ewitte
http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/6186/3dm06uo1.th.jpg
http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/6931/3dm05tp3.th.jpg
aw good stuff I cant wait to get mine
are the gpus at stock speed or any oc there, heard with cf enabled you can only oc 1 card
when do you think youll have the new block
I wouldn't get too hung up on these temp readings. I'm not convinced that they are correct, but even if they are, the overclocks while maybe not quite as good as the ES's, are pretty good and I don't think they would be possible if the chips were running hotter than what they are designed for.
In any case here is a 4gig 6800 to compare:
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=468819
EDIT: lol ya beat me by 1x minute xgman
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best i could do on my very first night with a Conroe:
http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/1787/tight32mqx5.jpg
(not dual Pi stable)
came from: Newegg
http://img477.imageshack.us/img477/1...0260hy8.th.jpg
same CPU cooling but NOT this Vid-card
(ASUS P5W-DH, Corsair C3 6400's, Zippy 700w PSU,
Laing D4 pump @ 14v, Storm G5 (silver), twin single pass "double core" rads in series, 4x Nidec 130CFM 120's)
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/7231/pict0259tb8.jpg
The video cards are slightly overclocked using the Overdrive feature of the Catalyst Control Center. I believe both cards are overclocked this way, as opposed to using ATI tool where you have to create profiles for each card individaully and apply each time you reboot. Hopefully, improvements to ATI tool will make overclocking Radeon cards easier in the future. The Swiftech waterblock should be here by next week:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gun_Strife
Congrats on a nice set up vmsein. I have a few observations and comments I'd like to share.
First off, your temps are right in line. Perhaps a smidgen warm...but just barely. Although the Conroe's run remarkably cool they do report what seem to be higher temps. I beleive the sensor chips & SMBus readings just need to be improved. Heck, my X6800 could run at default settings on a stock OEM heatsink with the fan unplugged...no kidding. Bottom line, if its stable its cool enough. Go by how warm your block gets.
Second, not every ES was a superclocker. My ES is doing just about what yours does. I think what your getting may be mainstream results. Of course being in an enclosed case hurts (not sure your's is, but mine is).
Congrats again and enjoy the power:toast:
Thanks very much for your kind remarks, mdzcpa, as I find your input to always be helpful. Except for the externally mounted Thermochill radiator, my system is fully enclosed in a Lian Li case. I'm relieved to know that my temps are right in line for this type of setup and cpu:toast:
If the temperature sensor is not reporting correctly and you can practically unplug the fan at stock speed, what is the actual temperature ( in degrees C)? Has anyone measured it?
well you can use core temp, and it'll show the same, the temp sensors for conroe are actually in the core itself, core temp taps those directly. Conroe does run hot when overvolted, volt for volt it's hotter than AMD X2. I have E6600 stepping 5 B1, 1.4v idle with PA120.3, Storm and D5 with 7/16 tubing is around 35-40 degrees depending upon ambient. Many other users have the same.
regards
Raja
Quote:
Originally Posted by mdzcpa
Exactly! :toast:
Interesting temp compare pic I found between a probe and software monitor.
Quote:
Originally Posted by raju
not to my experience :(
http://img56.imageshack.us/img56/9006/idletempbi0.jpg
http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/4...oadtempiq5.jpg
is there a new Core temp out (to go with the new CPU-Z :stick: )
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isn't it Intel soft on Asus board ?Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
http://www.thecoolest.zerobrains.com...f/CoreTemp.zipQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe Camel
No it's actually a badaxe board with a conroe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supertim0r