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Progress so far about 30mins into the session. Will keep updating with more results.
E6600 OEM week 27, 1.93vcore @ 4.848ghz = vcore mod
G.Skill PC2-6400 HZ's @ 2.64vdimm = vdimm mod
P5B-Deluxe with HR-05 NB cooler
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Can I say, below 11m00s in 32M is up next? :up: Very nice epox, I'm tuned in :toast:
must say I admire your courage.Running 1.9v through 65nm chip is a bald thing to do,although you can ruin 3 E66's for the price of one X68;)
Man - You are crazy with vcore adjust :toast:
Congrats for You :)
1.9v + E6600 = dead chip. Nice results, though.
I've done the same vcore on phase with two different chips. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zardokk
Awesome overclock mate, go for 2V and 5000Mhz :devil:
Board went down for a while due to condensation but a hair drier blowing on the socket for 2mins or so brought it back to life, maybe I should use more DE in the socket this time.
Well not instantly dead, but if you ran it like that for a prolonged period of time, your chip would be dead real quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by epox4life
Who runs dry ice for a "prolonged period of time"? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zardokk
Well nobody I don't suppose. But still, 1.9v has to be hard on that thing.
xtreme voltage man.. :D
Holly :banana::banana::banana::banana:.. Xtreme vcore! That's the highest I think I have seen. but honestly, let's see that 2.0 Vcore w/ 5000MHz core clock;)
man that's verynice.. how bout the highest clock in 1,7v vcore? anyone?
Chasing the 10minute mark and run out of dry ice...
http://star.walagata.com/w/fetuskiller/11.03small.PNG
Haha, I'm getting better and better with those predictions :lol: It does look like ~4.8GHz and you'd probably the 2nd one (after kyosen) to break 10m mark on non-X6800 CPU. You've already had the best time on E6600 and quite safe & ahead of anyone else :up:
Awesome stuff and good luck, man :toast:
Maybe LN2 on both the MCH and CPU is what he need to get 5gig.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shark-357
Great clocks :clap: Awesome Vcore.
:toast:
With my L625 i hit 4.3Ghz 32M stable on phase (SS, around -17ºC) in a P5B without vdroop and vcore mod, in DI (+ good container) i think is possible to reach at least 4.4 GHz with the same vcore without mods, but it depends of the CPU, some folks have hit good clocks with SS, so with DI + Xtreme Vcore :D :slobber:Quote:
Originally Posted by jozzy
If you havn't seen my results on phase check it out, you just need more vcore. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=117518Quote:
Originally Posted by corvus_corax
Damn... 32m with 4780 mhz, nice dry ice run
Here's mine, 1.70Vc actual on DI. http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=126121Quote:
man that's verynice.. how bout the highest clock in 1,7v vcore? anyone?
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NB gets painfully slow over 500FSB (board goes to 580), so SPi's suck unfortunately. If I could just keep my tight strap to 540-550FSB, I'd be running 10m 32Ms all day long :rolleyes: Any thoughts there Bachus?
I still don't know how you get those validations so high compared to your SPI 1M runs, maybe your cpu is just different.
I don't know man, maybe there is something about ES. Thing is, that I personally haven't seen any significant difference in 1M between straight boot @ 554x8 1:1 and 499x9 1:1 with my retail E6600 - they both give me 11.350-11.400, although I'm leaning toward the fact, that If I could do 500x9 "clockgen'ed up" from 400x9, it would sure better that time, maybe 11:200. The Stilt did it with his P5BDx/E6600, but that was 1.92vmch and icewater-cooled NB.Quote:
Originally Posted by boostedevo
EDIT: BTW, nice 5GHz there... Coincidentally, both E6600s with validations above 5GHz I've seen were ES, interesting, isn't it? :D
hm.. its hard to get 4,7ghz with DI (1,7v vcore) eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by corvus_corax
what about DS4 guys, i think it has 2,0v vcore from bios right? so you don't have to mod it...
1.9V I had to read that part twice to make sure I wasnt seeing stars...http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/6839/bonggggg2lk.gif
Makes me think of old star trek "Scooty I need more Power" "I'm givin er all shes got Cap tin"
Maybe there's a bit more for 1M in it. It was a short DI session and I didn't really have enough time to mess around...I was busy being bent out of shape about my SPi times :) Then again, maybe it's just the CPU.Quote:
I still don't know how you get those validations so high compared to your SPI 1M runs, maybe your cpu is just different.
That's my issue, my SPi's have routinely been so much slower than others no matter where I boot in the ~405-570FSB range and I don't know why. Never in a million years would I be able run even 11:59 32M on that strap short of 4.6-4.7GHz.Quote:
I don't know man, maybe there is something about ES. Thing is, that I personally haven't seen any significant difference in 1M between straight boot @ 554x8 1:1 and 499x9 1:1 with my retail E6600 - they both give me 11.350-11.400, although I'm leaning toward the fact, that If I could do 500x9 "clockgen'ed up" from 400x9, it would sure better that time, maybe 11:200. The Stilt did it with his P5BDx/E6600, but that was 1.92vmch and icewater-cooled NB.
EDIT: BTW, nice 5GHz there... Coincidentally, both E6600s with validations above 5GHz I've seen were ES, interesting, isn't it?
Sounds about right...if I can get a 9x400->500 to finish a 32M, it will DEFINITELY be in the 11:2x range. That strap is great, too bad I have to switch back to the crappy one to get more than 4.5GHz back out of it.
Epox is about as close to a 5GHz validation as I've seen...and still a WHOLE bunch faster than me in SPi :)
is that stable for runnin' few benches?Quote:
Originally Posted by boostedevo
LOL, definitely not..at least not on DI. Maybe it will squeak out a 1M at 4.9GHz or so (4.86GHz is the highest 1M I've gotten to so far on 1.70V), but 5054 was definitely nothing more than a suicide shot (also @ 1.70Vc). I don't know if it would ever bench at 5GHz+, but it would definitely take more cooling or Vc than I've run or may ever run ;)
that's high voltage...gratz
considering 100% oc'ed, can you bench @ 4,7-4,8 ghz stable?Quote:
Originally Posted by boostedevo
Yes. 32M will run at least at 4.75GHz no problem, maybe more. I ran about 12 iterations at 4730Mhz just as a tester and stopped it. My NB is very slow >500, so the time wasn't worth running it fully and DI was in short supply, so I just messed around with 1M mostly. The board is having some issues now though (hasn't booted since yesterday) and I am not sure what's up. I updated the BIOS and it was fine for a while and then I cleared the CMOS to make sure the new BIOS was all set up and it hasn't booted since...not sure if that just happened to be coincidence with some other problem though because it was a bit flakey the day before the BIOS update too.
WOW.. Super Nice results
Dry Ice. here i come :D :D