x2 6000+ overclocking my new chip 3.3 ghz on stock volts and rising...

Just got my new system up and running... Asus M2n43-sli and a x2 6000+
I wanted something to hold me over till realistic quad core phenom prices come out so I figured id get a new toy to play with....

Here are the results so far...

I slowly start taking it up first 3125 on stock volts, then 3225 then what im posting at right now 3300 hz on stock volts so far...

Here are some quick preliminary results after about 10 mins of tinkering.

http://xs116.xs.to/xs116/07232/try2.jpg


And here is the current settings...

http://xs116.xs.to/xs116/07232/try3.jpg


Right now im running the ram at DDR 667 at 366 hz for testing purposes im not sure how far this Mushkin Extreme can be pushed. I have it at 3-3-4-10 right now and it is also on stock volts.

Not to shabby so far im gonna see how far this chip can go. I am not expecting to much based on others results but looks solid thus far.

Excellent cpu!!!

That said, take your Vcore readings with a DMM. "Stock" Vcore on an Asus AM2 mobo may be up to a full .1 volt higher than what CPU-Z says and so, even more than .1 higher than the cpu's rated stock value.

Yes, this is excellent CPU!! :up:

Which week of production? Any pictures??

nice 6000+

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Yes, this is excellent CPU!! :up:

Which week of production? Any pictures??

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I have it written down at home ill have to take a look. I also took some pictures of the chip and of my new water loop so Ill post those up later tonight when I get home from work.

I'll look into the vcore I know many boards misread but I didnt know about the newer ASUS boards being a full .1 off that is alot.

As of write now I left it dual priming at 3.3ghz I'll have to see how it goes and then I'll see if I can push it a bit higher later tonight.

Thanks

now do some 32M and 3D action :D . Those times seem slow to me or it could be vista. I was pulling 27.xxx timings on 1M with my opteron on XP Pro untweaked. What timings for your ram. Seems like a good deal if its stable at that speed ???

O_O 78 C on one core. I think you need better cooling now ;)

Wow, really nice 6000+!! I'm jealous! :P

Thanks for all the comments guys.... and as for that PI time you gotta remember that for one its an AMD and also its in Vista and i didnt shut down all the background services yet. It has like 50 process running normally. I gotta play with my Tweak 6 a bit....

Anyhow I left it priming while I was away at work for around 12 hours. I ran small ftt an instance on each core and it passed fine for 3.3ghz but i had to set it to 1.45 vcore it stopped at 1.42....

@Agent_God -- I think a sensor doesn't read right on my speed fan because when priming Temp3 goes up to 123c so something has to be off or the board would be melting.

After priming all day for 12 hours my Core temp load was at 42 c with my room ambient being around 25-27c.

Im trying to find something besides speed fan that works with Vista

My ram timings right now are 4-4-3-10 at around 366 hz i could get it faster but im just seeing the limits of the chip for right now.... any how here is the screen shot...

http://xs216.xs.to/xs216/07233/try5.jpg

WOW!


This CPU should be absolutely gaming stable on air at this clock. Awesome!

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WOW!


This CPU should be absolutely gaming stable on air at this clock. Awesome!

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Yeah lets hope... I didnt get to game at all yet but all looks good so far. I took it up to 3.4 ghz into windows but it wasnt prime stable at that speed with around 1.48 vcore. Im not sure whats a safe v-core to take this chip to.

Anyhow at the moment Im 100% stable at 3300 and my ram running at 412 mhz with 4-4-3-10 timings. I am gonna try to tighten them up some more later today. I ran a 26.3 super PI with these settings which is not bad for vista but I still havent turned all the background apps off.

Amazingly I was also able to boot into windows with these Mushkin Extreme up and running all the way to 478 mhz. But I havent tested stability so far over 412.

bastard! :)

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O_O 78 C on one core. I think you need better cooling now ;)

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Its a Common bug with the ASUS M2N series motherboards.

I have the same thing, Its a 3rd Sensor, I dont really know what it senses. But My Cores is at 28C and 25C right now. So I don't think a 6000+ would be at +70C

i dont mean to be a berk or anything BUT

isnt the stock 6000+ @ 3gig?

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i dont mean to be a berk or anything BUT

isnt the stock 6000+ @ 3gig?

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Indeed it is stock at 3ghz however running at 3 seems to be the upper ceiling for the current AMD architecture. So pushing up past that limit is where most of the current AMD chips top out windsor or brisbane.

And yeah lets hope Warboy because when its at load that temp 3 shows up at 127c which would be boiling my mobo.

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Yeah lets hope... I didnt get to game at all yet but all looks good so far. I took it up to 3.4 ghz into windows but it wasnt prime stable at that speed with around 1.48 vcore. Im not sure whats a safe v-core to take this chip to.

Anyhow at the moment Im 100% stable at 3300 and my ram running at 412 mhz with 4-4-3-10 timings. I am gonna try to tighten them up some more later today. I ran a 26.3 super PI with these settings which is not bad for vista but I still havent turned all the background apps off.

Amazingly I was also able to boot into windows with these Mushkin Extreme up and running all the way to 478 mhz. But I havent tested stability so far over 412.

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Did you ever get around to testing Vcore with a DMM?

My 5600+ Windsor is doing 3.5Ghz in windows now. Need a bit better cooling for 24/7 but I have complete confidence it will on air with a better sink. Im at 3.2ghz 24/7 at the moment on the stock Opteron heatpipe AMD cooler. Idles 27C, load (orthos) 48C.

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My 5600+ Windsor is doing 3.5Ghz in windows now. Need a bit better cooling for 24/7 but I have complete confidence it will on air with a better sink. Im at 3.2ghz 24/7 at the moment on the stock Opteron heatpipe AMD cooler. Idles 27C, load (orthos) 48C.

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Thats a really nice chip you must have a decent ambient in the area for the stock cooler. How much voltage does it need to hit 3.5 ghz for you.

At 3.3 ghz I am at like 26-29c idle and 41c load ... And thats on decent water cooling.. I might try to remount my new D-tek fuzion I just got to see if it improves but the ambient in that room is so high its been like 85 or so around here the last few days.


@drjay -- I have never done true Vcore testing although I do have a DMM how exactly do I go about doing so on this MOBO... if you have the info it would be great....

At 3.25Ghz (230Mhz x 14) it takes 1.45V (bios setting) and it needed 1.525V to be happy at 3.5Mhz (250x14) But the ram is acting weird past 230Mhz no matter what I do so it wasn't 100% at 3.5. I dont think the CPU is the issue though.

Ambient is mid-70's F around here.

Damn very nice

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At 3.25Ghz (230Mhz x 14) it takes 1.45V (bios setting) and it needed 1.525V to be happy at 3.5Mhz (250x14) But the ram is acting weird past 230Mhz no matter what I do so it wasn't 100% at 3.5. I dont think the CPU is the issue though.

Ambient is mid-70's F around here.

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Got ya... sometimes it is ram timings that really hold a chip back but its harder to diagnose since most good ocing MOBO have like 30+ ram settings.


Any how I finally broke into the 25's range In SuperPi with this chip and ram... Running ram at 418 at the moment and the Chip at 3350 with a 335 x 10 FSB just was messing around with lower multi's.... Im gonna try to go further but the chip is stable with like 1.44 volts at 3300 ghz but anything over that needs way more volts... I got it to prime 5+ hours over night and is still going at 3350 mhz.... Im going to see what it takes to get it at 3.4 ghz prime stable when I get home.

http://xs116.xs.to/xs116/07235/superpi251.jpg

awesome chip you got there.

I might give a 25s pi a shot this w/e now it's cooled down :D, mine requires much more juice than yours, about 1.58 to do 3350 stable. 1.45 only gets me 3.2-3.25 stable if kept cool

Nice... congrats :yepp:

nice...
i can only managed my Brisbane 4400+ on air around 3.1GHz somehow :( and this windsor can scale that high, congratz pal..

just curious what week+stepping?

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awesome chip you got there.

I might give a 25s pi a shot this w/e now it's cooled down :D, mine requires much more juice than yours, about 1.58 to do 3350 stable. 1.45 only gets me 3.2-3.25 stable if kept cool

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Yeah I wish it was cool here it has been like 80-85 the last few days my ambient in my computer room is terrible. I need to get some fans to channel the airconditioner air from across the house.

Yeah im stable at 3.3 with bios set to 1.45 volts and it shows as 1.47 or so in monitors. I raised it up to 1.475 when I was doing the 3350 testing and it reads as 1.502 or something like that.

Do you think its better I keep the FSB cranked high to around 330+ with a lower multi or use the 15x and around 200 range? I havent found a difference benching wise so far.

Even though im stable at 3350 at the moment id like to see how far I could get this chip when I get out of work today. I need to do some more reading on my ram timings I just want to rule out that its not the limiting factor.

Thanks tictac =)

Ill try to look up the stepping when I get home I wrote it down somewhere...

Yeah I got 24.6s 1M and 22m32s 32M results... 250x14 ram at 250 5,5,6,12.

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Yeah I got 24.6s 1M and 22m32s 32M results... 250x14 ram at 250 5,5,6,12.

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nice you broke into the 24's very impressive on a AMD...

I havent benched it above 3350 so far I guess ill give that all a shot when I get home later I just have been so busy with work this week.

Why the ram only at 250 mhz seems awfully slow... would it not run stable with the CPU that high any higher?

Why not have a play with this.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=133039

The highest scoring AMD so far has 8231 points....you should easily take first. Very nice cpu you got there :)

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Why not have a play with this.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=133039

The highest scoring AMD so far has 8231 points....you should easily take first. Very nice cpu you got there :)

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Looks cool ill give it a run when I get home from work...


thanks man

Mine hits 8853, but something is wrong with thier submission mechanism, it just craps out on me.

is ok but i think intel is faster and better

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Looks cool ill give it a run when I get home from work...


thanks man

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not a problemo buddy :)
Submit your score here >>> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=133039

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Mine hits 8853, but something is wrong with thier submission mechanism, it just craps out on me.

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That's a klassic score.....just pop over to here http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=133039 and submit. I'll add you to the toplist and you can voice any comments there. Locki, (the bench creator) checks the thread regularly.

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Yeah I got 24.6s 1M and 22m32s 32M results... 250x14 ram at 250 5,5,6,12.

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can you take SS of these things.

Sounds like you have a good chip there, but you haven't given us anything yet :p

Use Orthos not dual SP2004, Orthos burns harder.

I validated with CPUZ #205038, but didn't take any screenies.

Having issues with the ram at the moment, need to sort it out. Get the impression there are settings missing from the BIOS that might help.... like the skew settings that are in the ASUS M2N32SLI bios for example.

Ill take screenies once I get this sorted out.

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Having issues with the ram at the moment, need to sort it out. Get the impression there are settings missing from the BIOS that might help.... like the skew settings that are in the ASUS M2N32SLI bios for example.

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I have the Crosshair board myself, and I don't think the BIOS settings you're mentioning would be the answer. They're probably best to leave at auto - I've found that even the smallest adjustment may cause instant hangup. The high datarates leave little margin for error, and the extensive calibration of strobe timings and drive strengths is one of the advantages DDR2 has over DDR1. These settings depend on the voltage and temperature of the controller and memory, routing mismatches, memory configuration, and so on. As you can see, most of these are variable factors, which should be automatically measured and calibrated. I guess it would be extremely difficult to make manual improvements to these settings without expensive equipment and engineering skills. The calibration feature - called DQS Training - is typically performed during each initialization.

I've also found that using Clockgen to overclock the CPU and memory causes my computer to hang, even when I'm applying settings that are perfectly stable when set in the BIOS. I suspect that this instability is due to the resulting mismatch between the skew settings and the memory clock, as the calibration would be based on the clockrate set in the BIOS. That being said, a tweaker like Systool could still be of some help. It gives access to all the drive strengths and signal delay adjustments.

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nice...
i can only managed my Brisbane 4400+ on air around 3.1GHz somehow :( and this windsor can scale that high, congratz pal..

just curious what week+stepping?

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ONLY 3.1 GHz?! Dude, you have no idea. My Toledo 4400+ needs over 1.6v just to be SEMI-STABLE at 2.6 GHz. It needs 1.45v to be stable at 2.4 GHz...worst clocking A64 X2 ever.

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ONLY 3.1 GHz?! Dude, you have no idea. My Toledo 4400+ needs over 1.6v just to be SEMI-STABLE at 2.6 GHz. It needs 1.45v to be stable at 2.4 GHz...worst clocking A64 X2 ever.

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Not quite worst...
I had X2 3800+ that was stable 2.425GHz @1.48V but not stable 2.5GHz@ 1.75V water cooled!!!! Luckily my next X2 3800+ clocked up to 2.8GHz with only 1.4V :)

So I did 4 hours of gaming last night at 3.3 ghz and it ran smooth as anything which is a good sign in my eyes. I also got it to prime at 3.35 for 5 hours and booted windows at 3.42 the highest so far but can not get it prime stable at 3.4 for anything so far.

I was able to pull a 25.8 super pi but I think I could get lower. I dont think its my memory thats limiting me but im lost on how to tweak extensively in ram settings.

The highest I have taken my v-core up to for 3.4 ghz is 1.53 --> how much higher do you think I could go on this chip with my water setup?

any how here is a few more screens before I go back to testing it...

http://xs116.xs.to/xs116/07236/try99.jpg

http://xs116.xs.to/xs116/07236/superpi2588.jpg

Gonna run that other bench program now...

http://xs116.xs.to/xs116/07236/nucleausscore.jpg

i hate u ;)

amazing... :yepp:
i ran 1.5V vcore on my orleans daily with stock cooling..
liquid should do more than that :yepp:

very nice! :toast:

currently priming my 180 at 3275 mhz with 1.35v... competition from a different platform my friend! :p: oh wait i'm on phase I forgot.

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amazing... :yepp:
i ran 1.5V vcore on my orleans daily with stock cooling..
liquid should do more than that :yepp:

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With that mobo and cpu @ 1.53 Vcore, he is probably running closer to 1.65.

@ demonbane23 : Did you decide not to take a DMM measurement? Sorry, not trying to harass you about this...... But this thread IS about your cpu and how far it will go at what voltages with what cooling and temps, etc. A lot of Vcore numbers are being thrown around here....lets clarify things. I can't be the only person that wants to know.

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With that mobo and cpu @ 1.53 Vcore, he is probably running closer to 1.65.

@ demonbane23 : Did you decide not to take a DMM measurement? Sorry, not trying to harass you about this...... But this thread IS about your cpu and how far it will go at what voltages with what cooling and temps, etc. A lot of Vcore numbers are being thrown around here....lets clarify things. I can't be the only person that wants to know.

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I did want to and I looked around but am not sure 100% on how to measure... any advice or pics with this Mobo would be great. i thought i posted that a few back maybe i missed it...

Not to mention how inaccurate anything but a quality DMM can be. My Fluke 85 is extremely accurate, but it cost $300.

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Not to mention how inaccurate anything but a quality DMM can be. My Fluke 85 is extremely accurate, but it cost $300.

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Yeah I have a decent DMM but still I mean I can see the Vdimm spot clear as day for testing but not vcore...

What setting on my DMM would I use im used to only using it for car stuff mainly and I know most in comp is dc 12volt but what is it at the measure point?

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Yeah I have a decent DMM but still I mean I can see the Vdimm spot clear as day for testing but not vcore...

What setting on my DMM would I use im used to only using it for car stuff mainly and I know most in comp is dc 12volt but what is it at the measure point?

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I'm fairly certain I saw it in the mod section. I'll try and find it again.

Okay, here is what I found. Check the picture in post #15 of below linked thread. It shows Vcore measuring point for the M2n-sli deluxe board. I know the mods are different but from the looks of the boards the measure point may be the same. Does it look like this near the PWM stuff near the top of your board?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...hlight=m2n-sli

Also, found this for M2N32 at VR-ZONE.

http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=3738

Not sure if this will help. In the meantime, I'll keep looking.

:yepp:

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ONLY 3.1 GHz?! Dude, you have no idea. My Toledo 4400+ needs over 1.6v just to be SEMI-STABLE at 2.6 GHz. It needs 1.45v to be stable at 2.4 GHz...worst clocking A64 X2 ever.

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My 3600+ X2 Brisbane didn't hit much more than 2.4GHz, no matter which volts I gave for it. :/

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Okay, here is what I found. Check the picture in post #15 of below linked thread. It shows Vcore measuring point for the M2n-sli deluxe board. I know the mods are different but from the looks of the boards the measure point may be the same. Does it look like this near the PWM stuff near the top of your board?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...hlight=m2n-sli

Also, found this for M2N32 at VR-ZONE.

http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=3738

Not sure if this will help. In the meantime, I'll keep looking.

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Thats the link that I found also the first one that is. The problem is the board layout is all different. The ram is now above not next to the CPU and the other picture they dont mention a measure point they just say where to pencil...

Im looking for that hut looking thing but cant see it on my board.

Also when and if I do find it what setting on my DMM do I run for a voltage check on a mobo. I know dc but what do you set it at...

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Okay there are 6 of those little hut looking things on the board all under the heatsink fins for the north//southbridge cooler....

Hmm

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Also when and if I do find it what setting on my DMM do I run for a voltage check on a mobo. I know dc but what do you set it at...

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Okay, for this part, set the range selector to 2 volts (on DC, like you mentioned).

It seems to me I've read posts in this forum where people have mentioned taking Vcore readings from m2n32 boards. Maybe I'll look a little more today.

Impressive, the 90nm SOI DSL is quite good

demonbane23,

did you ever get it stable at 3.4? i'm currently runnign the same set up and can only get to 3.35 vcore 1.525
still tweaking around to see what more can I get...

i cant ever get the vcore to read correctly... cpuz showing 1.424 and i need it to be at 1.53, in bios i did set it to 1.53 but seem not to be valid.
is there something else i need to be looking at?
my set up

M2N-SLI Deluxe
AMD X2 6000
Crucial Ballistix PC8500 @ 1116MHz-5-5-5-15-2T

http://img239.imageshack.us/img239/8130/cpuznx9.jpg

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i cant ever get the vcore to read correctly... cpuz showing 1.424 and i need it to be at 1.53, in bios i did set it to 1.53 but seem not to be valid.
is there something else i need to be looking at?
my set up

M2N-SLI Deluxe
AMD X2 6000
Crucial Ballistix PC8500 @ 1116MHz-5-5-5-15-2T

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There are variables such as bios used and cpu......but with the M2N mobo, the Vcore you set in bios will actually be around 1.575 - 1.58. Easy to verify with a DMM and measure point is widely known for this board.

what Stepping Is It!?!

and

C :clap: N G R A D U L A T I O N S ! ! ! !

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erm, stepping? :D

I too have a 6000+ that is performing near these levels.
I can't hit 3.4ghz yet.
I will post some results soon, I'm having a few issues with pc shutting down for no reason, so once that is sorted I will post some results.
My chip is ADX6000IAA6C2
CCB6F 0714 XPMW.
Mobo is Asus Crosshair. Same results with a Foxconn C51XEM2AA.

Also, I'm getting some weird temps if anyone can help.
Typically core 1 is 15deg c higher than core 0. This is at idle, things even out to about a 3deg difference at load. I'm using coretemp and coretemeter to monitor the temps.
I have looked into core usage, but that doesn't seem to be an issue because I get these temp differences when both cores are showing 0% usage.
Any ideas?

Sweet overclocks! If there were RD790 boards out now I'd love to snap one of these chips up...

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ONLY 3.1 GHz?! Dude, you have no idea. My Toledo 4400+ needs over 1.6v just to be SEMI-STABLE at 2.6 GHz. It needs 1.45v to be stable at 2.4 GHz...worst clocking A64 X2 ever.

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OMG yes i know Toledo was horrid on air. I never got one stable on air over 2750. Even an XP-120 with multiple fans those things hit unto the 60+C range. I am a little surprised Brisbane did not do better than it did, but I guess it's a little like the D0 stepping of AMD's early 90nm cores.

eh?? whichstepping?... HT is at 3x
Right now running stable @ 3.33Ghz

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=208434

I cant find the paper where I jotted down the stepping it figures...

Nice work so far though guys. These seem to level out around 3.3-3.4 ghz. I have been running mine game stable for a week now at 3350 24/7 and it seems to work just fine.

I havent got to try and push it much further i been beyond busy with work and grad classes.

This is an early oc just upped the htt. So it's with stock volts.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=206460

Also the bios hasn't been flashed yet, so that's why it shows processor unknown.
This is done with the stock hsf.
Has anyone got to 3.4 yet? All I get are bsods at that speed, yet 3360 is perfectly stable.

I must say that I prefer this chip to my e6600.

Check this thread:

http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/showthread.php?t=356633

Here is an 6000+ with 3,4Ghz at prime, etc... :D

I've been unable to get mine past 3.35 :p @ 1.55v

wouldn't mind trying a newer stepping in the near future since they're allready coming down so much in price over here

6000+ with default voltage + normal aircooling (system inside a case):

http://img.techpowerup.org/070617/spi1m_3416_24562s.png

slightly enhanced aircooling + 1.5V Vcore.

Got sub-23sec SuperPi aircooled :D
http://img.techpowerup.org/070619/35...06coretemp.png

CPU-Z at 3604MHz (1.5V, normal aircooling - TT V1 cooler)

http://img.techpowerup.org/070620/60...4aircooled.png

Nice clock! Superpi stable? Nice ram clock too!

SuperPi 1M at 3557MHz (as posted above).

3604 was just for the CPU-Z shot :D

I'll try with watercooling next (and maybe remove the heatspreader)

Any gains by pushing the HT-link that hard?

These chipsets do 1.5GHz HT Link easily so its not really pushing it. Obvioiusly does not make a difference in SuperPi (as its not the bottleneck) but gives a small boost for some other stuff (3D @ high resolution for instance).

at 1.9GHz I would consider I am pushing it a bit (this was with 690G) :D
http://img.techpowerup.org/070323/1900ht_cpuz.gif
full screen at 1.88GHz

Nice, I'm a bit disappointed in my Opty 1212, these new 5600 and 6000's are clocking nice and I paid big dollar for my Opty, they've since dropped about $100. I top out at 3.2GHz on air and 1.55v....but then again, my cpu default speed is 2.0GHz

Still quite a lot better than my x2 3800+, maxes out at 2550MHz (1,5 volt max test)

Macci you're a legend! Is that on a Gigabyte 690G board?!

Cheers,

Suman

Lol, Macci that ht link is insane, and so is the cpu clocks...


Ply

yay.. insane ht clock..

gotto love 32M stable on air over 3.6ghz :D
system far from maxed yet
silly me forgot to check stepping...07-13 was the date i recall
will edit in the codes if i get a chance
cooling is TT ghetto mounted on dfi590sli with zalman clip due to mobo mounting hole unusual placement
more to come

http://www.flytek.effectivehosting.c...d/32Mwater.gif

:eek: whoa hold up a second Flytek.. If that's for real it surely has to be a WR for 32m stable on air.. for any X2 K8

it seems like a good one this :D
might have to think about slapping iced water or a vapo on it
i saw 3755mhz at suicide but too unstable to capture :P

Wow, very nice. This chip might hit 4ghz if it's put under nitrogen or dry ice.

@flytek: what's the max. cpuz validation?

http://www.ripping.org/database.php?cpuid=550 ;)

bump bump bubmp.. cmon flytek More info pls :P

well i have this vapo lying around that i bought for a bargain and have never used.
i prefer my benching colder :D
but with this cpu most likely coldbugged maybe i should give it a go and fight the coldbug fight for a bit?
what say you all? :p

all i'll need for 4ghz is 266fsb x 15multi
should be doable at least for a suicide screenie :D

Looking at the other thread, flasker's F3 is coldbugged at 8c. Mine seemed to be at around 0c, so good luck with that ;) some handy work with the vapo to keep it above whatever temp you need might be in order. It's looking like a 4gig suicide shot is a possibility though anyway. Hell I can get a 3.6Gig suicide from a very early f3 that's not stable past 3.3, so go on, clockgen away. :)

WOW!
All this is making me thinking of buying F3 instead of Rev.G1 :D .

PS. I'm waiting for 65nm from 0720 or later date to make final judgment.

wasn't easy since this was my first vapo run...took about an hour to capture. 32M running in the background to warm up the cpu

and i got the codes

ADX6000IAA6CZ
CCBF0711VPMW
165xxxxCxx403

only indication of temps i have is bios reads -14 when booting at 3524mhz

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any validations?

Isn't that just short of AMD's WR?

;) http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=211000

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nice! welcome to the club ;)

http://www.ripping.org/database.php?club=4GHz&brand=AMD

Very nice! 4Ghz is awsome!

wow your the first men that got the amd X2 to 4ghz :clap:

Awesome results flytek :toast:

I've had my 5600+ @ 3935 MHz, but couldn't save the validation file.
My chip bugs at 8C, on my chiller, but that might have something to do with the Asus bios. I Guess I should have got a DFI mobo.

Congrats on 4 GHz :bows:

32M running in the background
this as as high as i can get for now...maybe single channel or a less stressful heat management app will allow higher screenies
actually a host of things might help but honestly fighting coldbugs isn't something one wants to have to worry about as an enthusiast

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32M running in the background
this as as high as i can get for now...maybe single channel or a less stressful heat management app will allow higher screenies
actually a host of things might help but honestly fighting coldbugs isn't something one wants to have to worry about as an enthusiast

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Lol, 249 degrees. It looks like something is wrong with the temperature monitor.

Temperature is belove 0C and software (BIOS) can't read that correctly so is displaying 249C...

Congratz flying to flytek for new AMD X2 OC WR!! :clap:
I'm simply :shocked:

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Temperature is belove 0C and software (BIOS) can't read that correctly so is displaying 249C...

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BIOS can, smartguardian can't.

Awesome stuff. GG 4gig X2! someone finally made it hehe

Impressive!! Congrats!