E6600 WR modPI1M 9.563s@5304MHz

**fredyama** · 03-25-2007, 04:33 AM

Originally Posted by before

Disabling a core can or can't help... I mean, if you disable a core, the load is focused on only 1 core, but with 2 cores enables, the whole load is shared between core #0 and core #1... Then, it depends on the quality of both cores: if the 2 cores are of equivalent quality, disabling one of both isn't the good way... Spi is a single-threaded app, and with 2 cores enable, the shared load can help getting the max benchable clocks.

Thank you so much for your through explanation, before-san

Come to think about, New Beetle may have tried with one core at the time of Yonah benching.
Anyway, I totally agree with your advice on this issue

**alexio** · 03-25-2007, 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by before

Disabling a core can or can't help... I mean, if you disable a core, the load is focused on only 1 core, but with 2 cores enables, the whole load is shared between core #0 and core #1... Then, it depends on the quality of both cores: if the 2 cores are of equivalent quality, disabling one of both isn't the good way... Spi is a single-threaded app, and with 2 cores enable, the shared load can help getting the max benchable clocks.

Very true, but I think it most cases it helps a little to use only one core, but that's just a prediction based on few facts.

I really like this program called "SMP Seesaw Pro". It let's you isolate a process to one core and set the affinity of program-groups with a single click. It gives me a little better time in Superpi (almost unmeasurable) with a P4 HT CPU, but it could be more useful for dual-core CPU's benching on the edge of stability. It's certainly worth a try

**Misko** · 03-25-2007, 07:47 AM

@before

@PRTeamJapan

When I disable one core via win or bios, how CPU disable it , always same core, or he sometimes disable one and other time other one?

**SIOUX** · 03-25-2007, 07:52 AM

congrats...amazing results with a E6600

**G H Z** · 03-25-2007, 01:08 PM

Great benching from NewBeetle, havn't seen you guys for awhile

**Cpt Twitchy** · 03-25-2007, 04:55 PM

Great to see you posting again Fredyama-San.

Is NewBeetle's pot solid or brazed?

Regards,
Tim

**Stapler** · 03-25-2007, 05:13 PM

Pretty sure it's solid, the Japanese were the first to make solid pots IIRC.

**erwinz** · 03-25-2007, 05:58 PM

very nice clocks..

congrtaz..

**Revv23** · 03-25-2007, 07:30 PM

Nice to see some high end benching on non high end hardware!

Very nice new beetle and very nice team japan!

**before** · 03-26-2007, 05:44 AM

Originally Posted by PRTeamJapan

Thank you so much for your through explanation, before-san

Come to think about, New Beetle may have tried with one core at the time of Yonah benching.
Anyway, I totally agree with your advice on this issue

You're welcome fredyama-san

**fredyama** · 03-27-2007, 12:02 PM

From New Beetle

Thank you so much all

Got a slightly improved 8M time at 2m04.328s with not a better mem timing

I thought my 2 x 1GB memory were long gone but somehow came back to life again after more than 1 week rest

I may try what results I can get out with 1-core

**Flow** · 03-27-2007, 12:11 PM

very nice result ... respect.

One question: What clock does this cpu reachs watercooled @ 1,4V ... or how much does it need for 3,6ghz!

Thank you .. just need the information to know how to select the E6600

**fredyama** · 03-27-2007, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by Flow

very nice result ... respect.

One question: What clock does this cpu reachs watercooled @ 1,4V ... or how much does it need for 3,6ghz!

Thank you .. just need the information to know how to select the E6600

Thanks

Please refer to Rank #4 Core 36-GP @tanuki for his record-- 1.45Vcore under watercooled to get 3.6GHz.
You may be interested in the CPU Lot No column though not a 100% guaranteed, as always

**blind_ripper** · 03-27-2007, 12:56 PM

nice new beetle .
lol had same thing with my G.skill rams one death after a week it woke up again just befor i wanted to do rma

**fredyama** · 03-28-2007, 08:25 AM

>Flow: What clock does this cpu reachs watercooled @ 1,4V ... or how much does it need for 3,6ghz!

Additional inf from New Beetle

I have tested 5 x E6600 so far with Commando on aircooling.
Please note that those Vcore were set in Bios not actually measured and room temp were between 18C--20C.
　　　Lot　　　　 1.350V-MAXClock　　1.600V-MAXClock　　　　x6-MAXFSB
　#1(L629A526)　　　　　3618　　　　　　　　3951　　　　　　　　 557
　#2(L629B948)　　　　　3246　　　　　　　　N/A　　　　　　　　 430
　#3(L633A808)　　　　　3690　　　　　　　　4095　　　　　　　　 528
　#4(L633A808-2)　　　3528　　　　　　　　3942　　　　　　　　 500
　#5(L628B127)　　　　　3609　　　　　　　　N/A　　　　　　　　 545

#1 & 5 were only CPU I could OC to over 5G and got U10s of modPI1M under LN2.

In order to OC over 5.3G under LN2, my guess is to find one of E6600 with:
1. capable to go over 3.6G at 1.35Vcore on air,
2. capable to reach over 560 of x6-MaxFSB

It is a kind of luck of draw, i guess

Hope you can find a good one

**jozzy** · 03-28-2007, 09:01 AM

>PRTeamJapan :

very nice setup.. may i see the SPi 4M please?

**before** · 03-28-2007, 09:25 AM

Originally Posted by PRTeamJapan

>Flow: What clock does this cpu reachs watercooled @ 1,4V ... or how much does it need for 3,6ghz!

Additional inf from New Beetle

I have tested 5 x E6600 so far with Commando on aircooling.
Please note that those Vcore were set in Bios not actually measured and room temp were between 18C--20C.
　　　Lot　　　　 1.350V-MAXClock　　1.600V-MAXClock　　　　x6-MAXFSB
　#1(L629A526)　　　　　3618　　　　　　　　3951　　　　　　　　 557
　#2(L629B948)　　　　　3246　　　　　　　　N/A　　　　　　　　 430
　#3(L633A808)　　　　　3690　　　　　　　　4095　　　　　　　　 528
　#4(L633A808-2)　　　3528　　　　　　　　3942　　　　　　　　 500
　#5(L628B127)　　　　　3609　　　　　　　　N/A　　　　　　　　 545

#1 & 5 were only CPU I could OC to over 5G and got U10s of modPI1M under LN2.

In order to OC over 5.3G under LN2, my guess is to find one of E6600 with:
1. capable to go over 3.6G at 1.35Vcore on air,
2. capable to reach over 560 of x6-MaxFSB

It is a kind of luck of draw, i guess

Hope you can find a good one

Interesting information

I can add L627B156 / 3.6GHz @1.30V-DMM OCCT stable @50C loaded / 5337MHz @1.85V-DMM CPU-Z suicide @-155C / 610FSB @-85C...

**fredyama** · 03-28-2007, 10:04 AM

Originally Posted by before

Interesting information

I can add L627B156 / 3.6GHz @1.30V-DMM OCCT stable @50C loaded / 5337MHz @1.85V-DMM CPU-Z suicide @-155C / 610FSB @-85C...

Thank you so much for your addition, before-san

**Flow** · 03-28-2007, 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by PRTeamJapan

>Flow: What clock does this cpu reachs watercooled @ 1,4V ... or how much does it need for 3,6ghz!

Additional inf from New Beetle

I have tested 5 x E6600 so far with Commando on aircooling.
Please note that those Vcore were set in Bios not actually measured and room temp were between 18C--20C.
　　　Lot　　　　 1.350V-MAXClock　　1.600V-MAXClock　　　　x6-MAXFSB
　#1(L629A526)　　　　　3618　　　　　　　　3951　　　　　　　　 557
　#2(L629B948)　　　　　3246　　　　　　　　N/A　　　　　　　　 430
　#3(L633A808)　　　　　3690　　　　　　　　4095　　　　　　　　 528
　#4(L633A808-2)　　　3528　　　　　　　　3942　　　　　　　　 500
　#5(L628B127)　　　　　3609　　　　　　　　N/A　　　　　　　　 545

#1 & 5 were only CPU I could OC to over 5G and got U10s of modPI1M under LN2.

In order to OC over 5.3G under LN2, my guess is to find one of E6600 with:
1. capable to go over 3.6G at 1.35Vcore on air,
2. capable to reach over 560 of x6-MaxFSB

It is a kind of luck of draw, i guess

Hope you can find a good one

Thank you! Thats a nice information ... I didn't think that your cpu just reaches 3,6ghz with 1,45V! The most important thing is propably the max FSB ...

My current E6600 reaches 3,6ghz with 1,31Vcore ... Next time I'll test this on a P5B for max fsb ...

**Eldonko** · 03-28-2007, 06:07 PM

Great info TeamJapan, thanks for sharing and congrats!

**Kain XS** · 03-28-2007, 07:33 PM

Long Time no see Team Japan in action.
Actually, is great to see this.

**fredyama** · 03-29-2007, 06:23 AM

By New Beetle: additional results
Set up was almost identical to his previous 1M run except 1.79Vnb (Actual)

Max Clock with 1-core: 5339.85MHz (FSB593.32MHz x 9)　
2-click up from 2-core but modPI 1M was limited to the same clock speed as 2-core-- no improvement, unfortunately.

modPI 32M: 9m56.625s @5255.9MHz (FSB584.0MHz x 9) Finally got U10m

modPI 4M: 55.390s @5267.9MHz (FSB585.3MHz x 9)

hexus pifast: 18.38s @5279.8MHz (FSB586.6MHz x 9)

**k|ngp|n** · 03-29-2007, 06:30 AM

Awesome clocking

NEW BEETLE rules

**Viss** · 03-29-2007, 06:38 AM

Very nice to see TJ results here again

How much slower was 1M with 1 core and same clocks compared to 2?

**giraffen** · 03-29-2007, 10:05 AM

Damm i like that setup

/Jesper

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