Well seeing peeps are now getting their CPU's we need a thread for them to post their OC's, so come inside and show those overclocks!
Well seeing peeps are now getting their CPU's we need a thread for them to post their OC's, so come inside and show those overclocks!
OK well I'll post my latest..then tonight I am going for some mid 4's...stay tuned.Quote:
Originally Posted by mongoled
http://3800z24.info/Phenom/Deneb/deneb_260HT.JPG
http://3800z24.info/Phenom/Deneb/Pi_1M_4ghz_small.JPG
This clocks are with what cooling?Quote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
waterQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
RoofSniper is wise...It is H2O Apogee KitQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
mmmm, me likes! I should see similar results with the Ultra Chiltech I am using ( I Hope)!
Whats with the blanked SPi loops charged? Afraid amd ninjas might come take it away? Nice clocks anyway.
Yesh, I am very afraid LOL..the president of my company is being a bit persitant that I wait. I think he is under NDA, and he gave it to me with the condition I not post numbers..He wasn't going to let me post any screen shots. Besides, AMD's ninja's I hear are Bad A$$ :eek: :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by zif33rs
We should collect the seppings/batches in the #1 post like this.
yea we can start that about when it launches. who is up for updating the chart? the last one didn't get updated very well, maybe we can make a system where people can post their own clocks like a cpuid validation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliverda
need wikipost
I have one DICE Prime :D Happens to me sometimes that I have the 2nd CPUz tab on CPU also instead of mem :wall:
http://s10.directupload.net/images/0...p/u9bhamyc.png
Nice...but who ever your hosting with SoF is terrible...what an annoying banner ad. Did you run any benches at 4.4ghz or just prime it?
hmmmm theres an ad? o wait i have firefox. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by zif33rs
LOL...ya, i was wondering what you were doing with to CPU-z's:p:;)Quote:
Originally Posted by SoF
I can be the updater. It'll give me something to do with all my free time at college. Empty Tuesdays and Thursdays are pretty sweet.
So some stuff to put in it would be...
CPU Used
CPU Clock
HTT Clock
HT Link Multi
NB Multi
Ram Speed
Ganged/Unganged/Single Channel
Vcore
VNB
Full Stepping
Windows Version
Cooling
(I like my data detailed.:yepp:)
Something new from the last list could be linking to the actual post of everyone's clocks so that people don't have to go searching through a massively long thread. Not sure what people would want to do for actual stability testing, I would prefer to have a set time for a specific stress test or have equivalent times for multiple stress tests because the last list had a few entries that were only an hour of prime. Beyond that I wouldn't know what else to include or require.
...Still need newegg to get the 940's in stock so I can buy that new system:D.
What do you think about this kind of form?Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldguy932
Do you run 4x 1GB setup or 2GB x2 setupQuote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
Thanks ;)
Anyone have any prime95 or F@H shots?
Do you mean just the grouping by stepping and then best overclock or do you mean completely like that? I would rather do an actual table to make its slightly easier on the eyes to read. I do like how its organized, but we didn't really have that many different "steppings" so to speak with the original phenoms. Most of the differences were in the week and the end of the stepping and not the beginning part of the stepping. For example people had the exact same stepping and week as my Phenom 9600 regular but couldn't clock nearly as high. The only higher clocking chips I've seen are all BE's and the occasional 9750.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliverda
And also after looking at that I forgot to add a validation link for it as well.
2x 2GB OCZ ReaperQuote:
Originally Posted by imamage
haha me too :) goes well until 500 - tomorrow gonna try some other 1x1gb sixx ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
http://s11.directupload.net/images/081221/zofqqjek.png
It will be your task. I only try to give you some ideas for it. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldguy932
I think these data would be enough:
CPU Used (X4 920, X4 940, etc)
CPU Clock (3800MHz)
Vcore (1,375)
Full Stepping (AAAFB AA 0840BPMW)
Cooling (Air, H2O, DICE, etc.)
Windows Version (32bit/64bit)
Is it Prime stable? (Y/N)
...and a CPU-Z validation
It would be nice to have a thread on here, but I'm sure it would be a hassle for whoever had to keep up with it.
Personally I always liked this site for looking up OC'in info.
http://www.amdgeeks.net/
The admin is a pretty cool guy too.. :)
Hmm, good idea.. I'll give that a try aswell....:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by SoF
I would still add room for nb and ht link clocks since everything gets seperate clocks now. Maybe there could be a seperate list for highest average clock since we can clock each core seperately. I think too much...Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliverda
I've posted some stuff up on amdgeeks, more than a few steppings, and I was the first person to tell them about the Barcelona AM2+ quads. Back when x2's were popular I feel it was a much better site, but with the advent of phenoms almost no information gets posted there. Its a shame though because the site has an amazing format for holding all the data.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daveburt714
I'll set up the thread tomorrow or monday.
I had the Phenom clock list last. It didn't get updated because people quit submitting scores. :) It's already dynamically generated.
yea i saw that maybe if the thread was a sticky or something it would work better because once its off the first page no one posts anymore. i can't even find it any more with a forum search.Quote:
Originally Posted by Particle
Ya, that is true..it disappears rather quickly lately...to many new post etc...We should request a sticky. Good thinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by roofsniper
would be nice and maybe clean up the old stickies. there are 3 X2 overclocking stickies and it doesn't appear like people care about the tlb fix one anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
CPU Used- Phenom II X4 920
CPU Clock- (Default) 2800Mhz
HT Link- (Default) 1800Mhz
NB- (Default) 1800Mhz
Vcore- (Default) 1.344v
Full Stepping- CACVC AC 0849BPBW
Cooling- h2o
Windows Version- Vista 64bit
Prime Stable- Yes :p:
Attachment 92103
CPU Clock- 3101Mhz
HT Multi- 221
HT Link- 1993Mhz
NB- 1993Mhz
Vcore- 1.344v
Full Stepping- CACVC AC 0849BPBW
Cooling- h2o
Windows Version- Vista 64bit
Prime Stable- Yes :p:
Attachment 92105
thats a great cpu score Jon. Yea a better MB and GPU and you would be wailing on it. First pass at 3d06 for me...forgot to set it back to default.
3.22ghz stable at 230 HT multi at default vcore....im really liking this so far. :cool:
Can some one with phenom II 940/920 post a untweaked ( XP OS ) single 4870 512mb 815/925 or asus top bios with cpu @ 3.6g for me in 3d06. Would like to compare it to my intel results.
You forgot ram speed/timings.
You can tweak the hardware to the max, in fact i'd prefer it tweaked and not just a multi OC, just not the OS. I'm using 5-5-5-12 540 ( 1080 )Quote:
Originally Posted by Caveman787
Quote:
Originally Posted by zif33rs
280FTW evga on the way still have to wait and see what board I want really trying to hold out for sb800... :clap:
bump, no one has a 4870 they can test with Phenom II 940.............?
Could UK peeps please post the stepping you are getting and the retailer. Chew, I keeps seeing you mention that the lower the batch number the better the chance for a good overclocker.
Back in the day, there was alot of discussion about this and the impression that I got was tht low batch number was NOT important. What was more important was the stepping.
Some steppings have historically shown to be good overclockers, the x-x-AW usually are good also x-x-MW showed good pedigree. If I remember correctly the third letter was to do with the marking of the wafer i.e. A is better than B. The reason M is good is that the marking does not go from A-Z, but something like A-B-C-M.
I may be completely off with this, but there is a thread here at XS which discusses this in depth, probably dated around 2005-2006
LMAO @ chew, heheheheheeee
I went in search for the thread here at XS and I came across this one, LOL
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...light=stepping
We had this same discussion THREE years ago
:rofl::ROTF:
I couldnt find the info I was looking for here at XS, it may be over at overclockers.com. Will try to find time later today to dig up the thread
:p:
-- EDIT --
Ok, I have found that tidbit of information that was bouncing around in my head, lol
FromQuote:
Originally Posted by ocdetective
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=133
Will try to find where ocdetective originally posted this, as if I remember correctly that is where most of the discussion regarding steppings took place.
Here's mine
all setting are set in bios
So 3.6GHz is the predominant OC for a PII 940? Not 4GHz? :(
depends on v's, people going up around 1.5v's are getting 3.9-4ghz it seems
Yeah with only 1.4v @ max....(or even stock) Put some juice and u will see some 3.8+...:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Frontl1ne
Well i've been working all night long on this thing, It's hard adjusting to learn how to OC a Phenom. I've tried as hard as I can to hit 4ghz with it on my Lapped True Black 120 Dual S-flex setup. It's an incredibly fast system! I can get it in at 3.9 but 4.0 is simply a no go, i've even tried a run at 1.6v (was idling about 40c) I'm sure I can get better with it by learning how to mess with the north bridge and such.
THe one thing that's seriously bothering me is the fact that I can't run Dual Channel. The true sits too low and my Corsair Dominators are just too tall :( I'm going to shut it off for the night and let the poor thing rest. enjoy!
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/9...nomii38ii1.jpg
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/p...pg/1/w1920.png
and with water cooling....1.45V for 3.9Ghz!!Quote:
Originally Posted by crazydiamond
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/8830/393d06co8.jpg
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/393...pg/1/w1001.png
For the above, my graphics cards are running at stock speeds. CF 2* 4870 1gig each.
Any clue why AOD reports 4.5GHz in windows when I set 3.7GHz in the BIOS?
http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/4772/aodbuggedeg4.jpg
because AOD is stupid, dont trust it one bit, use bios and CPU-Z as you have allready done, and as you can see, it doesnt get your vcore correct eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by Blacklash
3.01Ghz NB clock! :)
Water 2 20c idle..
Chilled slightly, buy trying to avoid concensation..
It's summer over here in AUS.. and in brisbane is frigging humid and hot!
http://img379.imageshack.us/img379/2750/39773gnbty9.jpg
4Ghz/3GHz NB is crazy mAJORD! Nicely done.
What's the temps under water with these clocks?
Mine 940BE is CACVC AC 0850BPEW
batch 80193
For now I'm doing comparison between 9950 an 940 at 3.0GHz. Clocking will start later today.
PS. this post was typed on a PH II 940BE running @1.2GHz/0.88Vcore under full load :)
Temps are in the jpg, informal :)
21c at idle, 35c 4 core load.
As mentioned, the water is chilled. I can't reach 4ghz on ambient water atm, it's just too hot over here, especially in my workshop so i set the chiller for about 15c to avoid too much condensation :)
wish i had a board i could insulate fully and go nuts on the chiller, but i really want to keep this board "unscathed" so to speak for my main system
Thanks mAJORD,i saw it too late :doh::slapass:.
Anyhow,I'm jealous :D.Those are just sick clocks! Imagine someone told you 3 or 4 months ago you will run AMD 10h gen. QC at 4/3Ghz clocks,you would told him he was crazy :D
NB @ 2940 here,,, still pushing NB---- CPU score 3dmark06 5584
http://img66.imageshack.us/img66/246...rk06378fb4.png
I've got 256x16 working at 1.575v, left the nb and ht down at the 8x multi though so I can find the max cpu speed first. It actually overvolts to 1.6v at load though, but it doesn't matter cause its cold.
Nice! Keep up the good work :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by mAJORD