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Today i have time playing with Core i7 920 CPU (Engineering sample), bounded with GIGABYTE EX58-Extreme board. And i got this :
http://img.techpowerup.org/081113/i920_4800.png
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=446056
is it a WR or not ? :shrug::shrug::shrug:
I think so but they are so new, what does cpu-z validator say? also submit it on hwbot that will tell ya for sure.
Wow some nice QPI/Bclck there
Benny Congrats on that number :up:
NOw tell us how did you get to 229 :p:
Thanks Harshal, boot at 180 MHz bus speed and using SetFSB to 229. Nothing special setting on BIOS, but i'm using special BIOS ;D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harshal
PM me for this BIOS if somebody wants it.
nice work mate (amazing to see 229MHz there :o)
i think he used that super secret feature in Gigabyte bios :D :lol:
but seriously though i assume that the qpi link ratio used was on slow mode setting so that it doesnt exceed the 4000M limit :)
can you redo the tests and change QPI Link speeds from Slow Mode to higher ones and see if you can still reach the same QPI :)
http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea...s/IMG_0327.jpg
Thanks mate !Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
I just set the QPI Link to AUTO, and got this result.:D
actually it may not be the case
you might have done something else (or the board on auto) to reach such amazing speeds dude
but whatever it is you have to try and get us the screenshot from ET6 as such high BCLK so that some of the other users can try to replicate your results :up::up:
Got HWBOT validation : http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=791443
hey! nice bclk on that 920, great cpu speed!! does setfsb work on this board..? what version, and which model...?Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Lodewijk
(I have x58-ud5)
This versionQuote:
Originally Posted by dpa
Wow.... amazing bclk 229MHz abang Benney :up:
Congrats for new WR bro! :clap:
btw. after i finish event here i'll tried again on my chip with EX58-Extreme ;)
Thanks abang Paizol :D...this board is just amazing.. i love it so much :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
Abang! i'll beat you back if my chip not bclk wall at 222MHz hehehehe.... let to see who help me pouring LN2 on event today? :D:D:D
http://img133.imageshack.us/img133/4...ure0015ze3.jpg
http://img133.imageshack.us/img133/1...ure0017pt8.jpg
:p:
You are damn lucky abang !!!! hahahahahahaha....
wow nice one benny !!! congrats
Nice Score man
GIGABYTE Rulzzzzz
i need more money for my new rig :rofl:
Crazy Bclk (and total clocks too!)! :shocked:
Wonder whut's influencing the limit to get over 222MHz... time will tell (or someone). ;)
sweet work
seems like the gigabytes is pushing it
cant wait for the bclk race to begin when people get fully loaded
Thanks m8Quote:
Originally Posted by HDCHOPPER
Thanks bro....i admit GIGABYTE X58 series is one of the best X58 MB in the marketQuote:
Originally Posted by Solid Snake
Agree with you SAE, i think not too long we will see 250 Bclk or more :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SAE
Thank you OliverQuote:
Originally Posted by Oliver
nice Base clock ;) I also hope to see more and more over-222-baseclock speed in the futur that can be better for everyone !
:eek: who is that chick ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
She is Gigabyte IT support on Gigabyte Thailand :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pt1t
good to see that the GB boards look good this round, nothing like the X38. :cool:
OMG , i find her very beautifull :up: . Does she want my msn adress ??? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
hahaha pt1t wanted "the real nehalem"Quote:
Originally Posted by Pt1t
btw, nice run Mr. Benny :up:
nice, what was the voltage for 4.8?
Which clock generater do we use?Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Lodewijk
that awesome result Bosssssssssssssss.....push more :):)
Non of the clock generators for setfsb work.
1.58 volt in BIOS...Quote:
Originally Posted by vservera
nice one m8.... keep them coming :up:
WOW that is UBER baseclock result. :clap: Any chance for SuperPi or wPrime numbers?
BTW You should inform some ppl about your score, just look at this :p:
Holy moses, congrats with your WR:clap:
I would help! :rolleyes::D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn
Valdeam http://photo-shack.com/img/c930eecd0...cc445f708f.gif
sweet good overclck
Why is the voltage not showing up in CPU-Z?? I would like to know what voltage's you had to use to reach that sort of clock on a i920
You don't see voltage with validation links. My guess is he would be at about 1.75v-1.80v in bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by jasonelmore
There is the voltage:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Lodewijk
If that is the correct bios volts without any windows program manipulation that is great. I seen others reach that OC but with at least 1.7+.
NIIICCE!
amazing... om benn
keep pushing :up: