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got a E4400es today,
cooling=watercooling , ambient=18c
mobo=asus p5b-dlx moded.
1.66v 3.6G sp2004 benchable, seems not that bad as E4300 :D
http://vic.expreview.com/attachment/1172899250_0.jpg
max fsb stable=397mhz, but..only 9x/10x can hit 370fsb+
http://vic.expreview.com/attachment/...7_9+sp2004.jpg
max pi_1m clk=3670mhz
http://vic.expreview.com/attachment/1172895969_0.jpg
max pi_1m fsb =405mhz
http://vic.expreview.com/attachment/1.67v+405_9+1m.jpg
SS at 3720mhz, but cannot save cpuz file.
more results here:
http://vic.expreview.com/read.php?95
Is 405 absolute max also with 6-7x?
nice preview :)
thanks for sharing
6-7-8x cannot > 370fsbQuote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
Nice, mine hits 75% OC (3.5GHz) on stock cooler.
Just found this thread :D Victor...would an FSB mod help in your opinion?
There can only be a guess :DQuote:
Originally Posted by K404
You won't know till you try :)
lol...haven't tried fsb mod yet.
but....I don't think deafult fsb=200 or 266 will effect on fsb overclking.
of course, who know...somebody will try, since I don't have conductive ink :D
Thanks as always for the early look. Is that P5B volt modded? What is the voltage setting for the CPU in the bios? I guess no water cooling is going to keep up with >1.65 voltage. :D
Too high voltage it wants for 3600! and is a ES chip!
Some normal E6xxx chips do 3600 with 1.30-1.35V
@.@ a 100$ watercooling system can handle 1.65v~1.7v, that's not a problem.
just lots of chip cannot run such high vcore on Air due to high temp.
mobo is vmoded, about 0.15v higher than I set in bios :)
read perfect by Asus probe.
88c that's not correct is it
looks like my E4300 is really good XD
Quote:
However, there is no such thing as a free lunch? Intel will not be so kind? VictorWang
LOL, :(
Nice review VIc. :toast:
So how are these latest stepping ES chips doing? I've noticed a slight progression for the better lately.
lol.......sounds like I should do some pin mod :D
VW, try to use i975x, Bad Axe 2 if you can with latest BIOS :). Use the bootstrap settings with the board and you might get better OC. Well, not that i975 can go higher in FSB against i965, but I have more luck with Abit AW9D-MAX/Intel D975XBX2 with E4400 than with my DS3 or P5B.
when are the E4400's reaching the US and at what price will they be sold??
Supposedly April 2nd
E4400: $133
E4300: $113
lol.......maybe DFI RD600 can help :DQuote:
Originally Posted by death metal
no need to buy a xbx2, but I'll sure get one after cebit :p:
I think will be about 5%~10% higher on the retail market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hajpoj
Fry's may be the only place to pick it up close to the MSRP for an OEM one with one of their combos.
pin mod actually can't help to break the FSB wall. that just my experience with E4300Quote:
Originally Posted by VictorWang
thatīs very nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hajpoj
good chips are comming with nice prices!!
that looks really good.
i think i might pick up a E4400 when they become available :)
really appreciate the preview VW, keep up the good work and report back when you got it running higher :p:
EDIT: Victor, how far does this chip go on stock volts? 2.6~3Ghz ?
Very nice result !!
So a need some advise, which is better E4300 or E4400? Cause I saw some E4300 got 4.0 Ghz and high fsb.
witch chip run hotter? 4300 or 4400?
is garanteed that 4300 do 3.2GHz@1.35v?
E4400 could do 3.3GHz (10x333fsb) at 1.35v max too?
1. the same
2. no, nothing is guaranteed
3. yes, (almost) anything is posible