E8200 retail 9.953 SuperPI 1.52V WATER only . . .

I was shocked when upping FSB it worked and worked with 1.48V
Motherboard limited here @ 555fsb , not CPU
It's crazy , considering the price of these CPU's
GB X38 DQ6 no mod F3 bios
Water cooling MP05SE + Ek8800 Vmodded G80 in the loop too hoot - 22.5* Ambient temp

Cpu E8200 2.66 @ 4441mhz :eek:
1М SuperPI
10.282 sec :insane:
http://img113.imageshack.us/img113/9...1mhztq0.th.jpg

:shocked:

Edit: 572fsb:eek:
Upping 1.52V 4575mhz
1M SuperPI 9.953
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/2...1m99un3.th.jpg
:shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

Wow, that sure is sick
Nice result, keep up the good work.
Sub 9 on air possible?

Damn I'll probably grab one one these!

incredible CPU
4 ghz daily is possible?

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incredible CPU
4 ghz daily is possible?

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Sure, but i dont care i've got Quad @ 4ghz
Just testing for fun
and Priming 10-15 min @ 4280mhz same Voltage as above - no problem and very little delta between Idle / Load temps :rolleyes: Nice processor for the money :clap:
Maybe 4ghz with Box @ 1.3V are very easy with it :rofl:

all of the wolfdale cpus seems so great!!!!!

awwww mannnnn

Sweeet chip there!!
Congrats on the numbers!

dude i think you may have just convinced me to pick one up.... (the cheap, dominant side of me)- NO, MUST WAIT FOR....Nehalem.....

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awwww mannnnn

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Did you buy a different CPU too early? :p:

LOL

Dude that is excellent!

Great stuff man! sub 10s on water :up:

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Sub 9 on air possible?

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No chance, that would require clocks a fair bit over 5ghz. :yepp:

Cheap & fast, a good combo! :D

:D :woot: Great man

Very impressive, props :up:

Wow impressive for E8200. Consider yourself lucky. :D

sweet :)

congrats

it will ve a very great deal CPU... :D
sub 10s on air will be possible with a good chip :)

congratz to get it 1st :up: :toast:

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No chance, that would require clocks a fair bit over 5ghz. :yepp:

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5Ghz flat is enough with GB :D

i'm sure we will see 5GHz 1M capable chips with winter over there too :up:

i hope mine E8500 have week 40 :D looking so good man. pure :banana::banana::banana::banana: here

I have 20x E8200 in shop near my left hand. Love the smell of Wolfies in the morning.

What was the highest FSB/MHZ you could cold boot into windows at?

:eek: Insane:shocked:

Great chip and nice job indeed. 4.5 and 570 fsb with a 1.5v(or what's your Vcore?) is something tasty.

Kasparz couldn't you tell what the shop is it and where is it located in Riga? what are the prices and do they have E8400 in stock?

OMG!

Should i get a q6600 or a retail 8200?

okorn it depends on what the tasks you want your CPU to do. If you're only worried of games or general internet usage, C2D will do it well. Otherwise it would be useful to choose quad core. And be aware that in future dual cores will become more and more unsuitable for high performance computing, so if you want a cpu for a 1.5 year or more it would be better to get Q6600.

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Great chip and nice job indeed. 4.5 and 570 fsb with a 1.5v(or what's your Vcore?) is something tasty.

Kasparz couldn't you tell what the shop is it and where is it located in Riga? what are the prices and do they have E8400 in stock?

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I just managed to do 10.6s in Superpi 1M with boxed copper cooling at 4.35Ghz and CSX Diablo memory. Default boxed cooling is from Conroe-L celerons.
Just get a E8200. Its fast, cool, and overcloks very good. Also price is way lower. Moonsond, processor will be sold starting at 20.jan due to official launch.

http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/3...33m2ii4.th.jpg

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okorn it depends on what the tasks you want your CPU to do. If you're only worried of games or general internet usage, C2D will do it well. Otherwise it would be useful to choose quad core. And be aware that in future dual cores will become more and more unsuitable for high performance computing, so if you want a cpu for a 1.5 year or more it would be better to get Q6600.

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Thanx.

If i get de E8200 for 149,91 euros y buy it. If not 200 euros Q6600

EDIT: can get E8200 for 174 mmmm going to consider

174eur for E8200 is way too expensive ;)

I've got some E8400 and the first one is crap, comparing to yesterday's E8200 - need 0.1V more to complete 1M @ 4600mhz LOL
Thou 4350mhz stable @ 1.48v :confused:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/5...rimejz7.th.jpg

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I've got some E8400 and the first one is crap, comparing to yesterday's E8200 - need 0.1V more to complete 1M @ 4600mhz LOL
Thou 4350mhz stable @ 1.48v :confused:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/5...rimejz7.th.jpg

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probably heat related but donno that's odd lol

also boot direct to 480

Post FPO/Batch #'s of your E82/84/8500's guys so we know which ones to look out for :yepp:

I have an E8400@4350MHz vcore 1.45v, ortho for 45 mins so far on air.
FPO/Batch Q745A551

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174eur for E8200 is way too expensive ;)

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Yeah i know but dont have any other option.