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All i can say is :eek:
Booted up at 505MHz FSB off the bat.
ASUS commando (stock)
E6320 L646G504 03/28/07 pack date (retail box)
VID: 1.3500V
Tjunction: 85C
http://www.importjdm.com/shipped/e6320.PNG
Ambient room temps- 23.4C
IDLE CPU temps- 29C
LOAD CPU temps- ~62C
CPU VOLTAGE: 1.57 (REAL)
Only problem is being so FSB limited.
It feels GOOD to be excited about a new AFFORDABLE intel product!
Looks nice :) What vcore, or do you mean stock with "off the bat"? If so, that's insane ;)
very nice.. :)
just whatever my old cpu i had in the board was runningQuote:
Originally Posted by alexio
Im still testing, im having FSB problems though, trying to get higher than 545FSB
okay another update
dual prime stable w/ 1.57vdimm (measured w/ multimeter) at 7*530= 3714MHz
Really not a bad value for ~185 bucks
I wish i could crank higher but Im hitting FSB limits here. I may try backing down the voltage to 1.5 and see what I can hit.
Wow, looking very good. That puts plenty of 6600's to shame. Good work irev. :up:
You tried maxing FSB termination?
so the only advantage to getting a E6600 is the higher multi? these are conroes with different strap and all have 4m cache correct?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
yah i just get stuck at 545
I might try on a few p5b dlx's tomorrow, see if i can get any more out of it
gets tough for me around 550 :(
no offense, but you have 1 screenshot...
hows this a review?
lol kunaak has a pointQuote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
really nice CPU there man
wow :toast:
we want to see dual prime at 100% OC :slobber:
:fact:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
They got to 3.7Ghz on e6420 in x-bit labs review. I want to see it running on a p965-s dark DFI infinity.
sorry for sharing :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
i just thought others might like to know that first batches of E6320's are overclocking really well.
Im still running tests to see what end result is anyway.
again, sorry. I dont have lots of free time to write a very detailed article.
I suppose I could take lots of fancy photos of CPU, box, the test setup, lots of fans, blah blah blah... but that doesnt really tell people how the CPU overclocks. I'd rather spend the time benching, again sorry.
Tell to somebody to help you out with the review.Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210
Review must be detailed including pictures and many stuff.
I have seen a whole heap of E6320 & E6420 cpu's for sale here in oz. Can anyone tell me what the main differences are compared to the E6300/E6400? All I know is that they come with 4mb cache instead of 2mb.
Where are the ss? :(
Pictures are worth a thousand words. This goes in Intel section, not reviews.
I believe Kunaak just meant that this isn't a review. Nothing more and there certainly isn;t anything malicious about it. We are all happy you showed us. However a more appropriate title would be "New 6320 Overclocks Well" or something ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210
OC results are good and all, but to be a review... even a quasi review, it must have something more then a single screen shot... otherwise, its just a early results post.
Very nice CPU :)
I can't see the pictures, only the picture in the first post, and that looks good, but like Kunaak said, that doesn't make it to a review :(
Am I missing something with my old eyes? Where did irev210 say that this is a review?
DDTUNG:cool:
title was editedQuote:
Originally Posted by DDTUNG
it used to say "review"
Very nice oc indeed... bit high voltage but nonetheless impressive, especially considering the price :thumbsup:
I might get 2 of these, or 2 e6420 cpus instead of 1 new e6600... which I killed :slapass:
its a work in progress hehQuote:
Originally Posted by DDTUNG
vdimm or vcore?Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210
i would have skimmed through the reveiw looking for the max o.c. anyway. i like how well the lower cost chips are doing these days.
haha... most 'these days' cheap CPUs are pretty poor. Not doing much more than 3.2GHz.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimmyz
Nice OC, i would like that at the end of this year these cpu's are still clocking that well...
Good OC,
and will people point me to where these are available
Ive seen them for sale in UK, where are u located?Quote:
Originally Posted by kniwor
Wow....
Hmm, if all of them do so well, will they
affect the sales of the higher speeds cpu??...
Is there any major architecture differences between the 6320,6420
n E6600??...
India, though I'm buying my stuff in the US, so really need to know where I can find them in US.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatron
e6420
http://www.thenerds.net/index.php?pa...n=BX80557E6420
e6320
http://www.thenerds.net/index.php?pa...n=BX80557E6320
I think they're locate in Florida, US. I ordered one E6420 yesterday, let's see how it goes.
wow... now I'm really confused I should order now, or wait till 22nd when the stuff shows on newegg for $189 maybe (hopefully).
I ordered one from ClubIT to play with-
http://www.clubit.com/product_detail...temno=A1938431
My e6420 sucks :(
again its a shoot and miss ... some 6600 can do 4GHz benchable .. max clock 4.1GHz ... some 6420 can do 3.7Ghz , too
it all depend on luck ... its the chip+board+PSU that can go that high
good cpu, really interesting option for a cheap c2d setup :)
Yah, i'd argue that L2 steps dont overclock as well, overall, as B2 stepsQuote:
Originally Posted by theteamaqua
as for the board, ive tested over half a dozen p5b dlx's and this commando, and all do over 500MHz fsb with ease. I would say it is more of a limiting factor on the CPU side.
I guess what I am trying to say is... if I am on a budget I'd rather get a B2 step over a L2 step CPU.
No I'm sorry, you must post all results in the first post! ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by irev210
These do look pretty good, I might just try one out.
Thnx irev
Over 500MHz-FSB with ease? Any tips?Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210
Oh Geeze, how many times have I done that unintentionally? LOL :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210
It's always nice when it boots no problem, and goes farther than previous! Nice! :banana: