E6600 2.4g 0.88v

this is my E6600 at low voltage test
2.4G at 0.88V

E6600 running SP2004 3.6G requires only 1.26V

3.6G at 1.26V 3dmark2006 Test

EIST can retire now :D

Nice results :up:

Thats insane. My E6600 needs 1,325v stock :slobber:

EDIT: Tried some vdrop here and was able to reach the minimum my board allows me: 1,2250v

http://img469.imageshack.us/img469/9...4ghzlt8.th.png

Is there any program to do a vdrop on Windows?

thats almost identicle to what my 6600 ES does.

@ 2.4ghz @ around 0.8~0.9 these chips runs so freaking cool its not even funny.

wow nice chip, where does it max out?

id like to know how to undervolt now lol

Whats the week ?

Great for HTPC where 2.4Ghz E6600 would more than cover anything you would need to do.

Mmm I can see in cpu-z 1.36v... may you put 1.26v in BIOS and striker is overvolting?

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Mmm I can see in cpu-z 1.36v... may you put 1.26v in BIOS and striker is overvolting?

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cpu-z doesnt read voltage right.

Whats the week??????

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Whats the week??????

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Like it's REALLY going to matter? There is huge randomization just within weeks. Some people posting insane OC's for one week, with the next person getting piddling results for the same week. People seem to focus on weeks because its one of the few variables they can see. But there are many more you don't see and there is no way to sort for those w/o buying the CPU and seeing what you get. It's luck of the draw unless you are one of the people with ties that nab you golden samples.

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Like it's REALLY going to matter? There is huge randomization just within weeks. Some people posting insane OC's for one week, with the next person getting piddling results for the same week. People seem to focus on weeks because its one of the few variables they can see. But there are many more you don't see and there is no way to sort for those w/o buying the CPU and seeing what you get. It's luck of the draw unless you are one of the people with ties that nab you golden samples.

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OK, thats nice...................WHATS THE WEEK:slobber:

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OK, thats nice...................WHATS THE WEEK:slobber:

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hahahah



weeks matter, like it or not they matter
if you dont believe it go buy a week 25 see how sh|tty it is

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OK, thats nice...................WHATS THE WEEK:slobber:

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ROFL :D

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OK, thats nice...................WHATS THE WEEK:slobber:

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:rolleyes:

it's all about the b :D, just got a L630B016 and first try for 3.6 was 1.3v, prime stable, havn't tried lower yet, but I will, 4ghz boots to windows at 1.4, havn't had much chance to test but I'll have some screenie's come monday

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it's all about the b :D, just got a L630B016 and first try for 3.6 was 1.3v, prime stable, havn't tried lower yet, but I will, 4ghz boots to windows at 1.4, havn't had much chance to test but I'll have some screenie's come monday

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on an e6300? wow very nice..another great B :)

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on an e6300? wow very nice..another great B :)

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I doubt he's talking about a 6300. You would need over 570FSB to get that chip to 4Ghz.

Week AND batch codes seem to be 90% similar. If you can find someone with the exact same number written on the chip.

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3.6G at 1.26V 3dmark2006 Test

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Running Orthos trying to get 3.6Ghz at 1.25v to show you up :D I ran 1.26v earlier today for about 2.5 hours before I manually stopped it.

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L628B121:clap:

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Mmm I can see in cpu-z 1.36v... may you put 1.26v in BIOS and striker is overvolting?

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Asus striker is undervolting

set 1V in bios, will read 0.88V in Window
set 1.38V in bios will read 1.26V in Window

Vdroop 0.12V