arghh how does everyone get these 807a's??? i see soo many good ones in those and ive ordered 3 different ones and cant get one...
upgrading...cooler master cm690 case, corsair hx850, samsung 1tb x 3, optiarc burners x2, gskill 4gb ripjaws, working on the rest again
P5E; E8600; Noctua NH-U12P push-pull; Gskill 9600 2*2gb; 300gb vraptor, 2*750gb WD raid1; gtx280; Vista64x; lite-on dvd; Xilence 1000w; antec 900; hp 2475
Just an update... I did experience the dreaded burn-in or degradation with my E8400.
I originally was 24hr. Orthos stable at 4.1 GHz w/1.328V actual. Now, after a month and a half my OC has settled to 4.0GHz w/1.330V ish actual. It has been rock solid, but I did lose a little bit of my OC and it took a little bit more VCore. I'm still happy with 4.0GHZ for $200 though!. It also appears that any degradation that is going to happen, has already happened.
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I noticed the samething myself yesterday. I originally needed 1.34 real vcore for 4.0ghz, now it requires 1.36 real for the same speed which means i'll be idling at 1.39vcore before droop. I decided to drop my oc down to 3.99 using the original vcore.
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3DMark06: 20974
What is BIOS stable? How bout an hour or two Orthos? Then I'll be asking questions!
A fine batch... Just a bit older. I have Q746, it does require more voltage than recent batches but will get you to 4.05ghz and above (might!).
I had same problem. I was 1.375v @ 4.05ghz stable for hours the first week but after about a month it failed in 45mins. I had to bump up to 1.39v, which isnt bad but kinda sucks!
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Just got my new E8400 (Q809A348), haven't pushed it too much, but whats for sure, it can do 9*400MHz@1.200V easely. Thats what I expected, tough
Will test it later...
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3*1GB MUSHKIN XP3 @ 1440MHz CL7-7-7-21 ~ 1.60V
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HUNGARY
Got a E8400 today with batch Q812A233, havent seen any around but it´s so good that i hoped. But 500x8 with 1.3250v in bios and 1.31 in cpuz seems to be stable. Haven´t tried any prime yet but for some gameplay it´s working perfect.
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Gigabyte Z87X-OC, Haswell 4770K, 8GB Team Group 2666mhz, Asus HD7970
E8500
Q748A212 (testing@4000)
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P5E; E8600; Noctua NH-U12P push-pull; Gskill 9600 2*2gb; 300gb vraptor, 2*750gb WD raid1; gtx280; Vista64x; lite-on dvd; Xilence 1000w; antec 900; hp 2475
i'm thinking to buy Xeon 3110, coz hard to find E8400 right now...
is it good as E8400 ?
thx
Same diffrent names
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Watercooling: D-Tek FuZion V2, DDC Ultra Plexi top, PA120.3, MCW60, Ek's Res.
Here are the results with my E8200, batch Q741A402.
Other specs:
P5K-SE
Ballistix 8500, batch 16fd5
Diamond AMD 3850 512M
Corsair HX620
A05-A
FuZion, PA160, DDC 2.3(petra's)
500 FSB Cas 4 was easy.
Max Valid:
Super Pi 1M:
Another SuperPi 1M, but the memory tab wasn't open so i couldn't submit to hwbot
SuperPi 32M:
PiFast:
I have yet to play with subtimings, and i just got some smartcoils for my loop, there were some tubes that were kinking pretty bad. So rest assured, when i beat these scores, you'll know.
what is considered high voltage id vs low?
i just recieved a E7200 w/ vid 1.1000, is that average? good? bad?
Current Status - Testing & Research
Looks like mine has "degraded" or had its "burn in" time. I tried to run orthos, it fails after 1 minute and a half.
Before it was stable at 1.216v load, now im priming at 1.23v load.
However! i have been benchmarking the past few days with voltage from 1.475v up to 1.55v (1.55v was not long, a couple minutes at most. Mostly 1.475)
I noticed before i could boot into widows at 4.6Ghz at 1.44v, now it needs about 1.475v, maybe less.
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I wonder if i do it again, if it will "degrade" more. Or if all the damage has been done... i love running 3dmark at 4.6Ghz
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Case:Antec 900 PSU:Antec TruePower Quattro 850
MB:Asus Stiker II Formula CPU:E8400 Wolfdale Q740
RAM:2 x 1 Gb Patriot Viper PC9600
VIDEO:SLI EVGA 8800GT SC Akimbo Audio:SoundMax HD 7.1
HDD:150 Gb WD Raptor @ 10,000 RPM HDD:500 Gb Samsung @ 7200 RPM
OS:WinXP Pro 32 Bit
Optical:HP LightScribe DVD 20x
Keyboard:Logitech G15 Mouse:Razer Lachesis
Monitor:Acer P241W 24" Widescreen (1920x1200 @ 60 Hz @ 2ms)
Bench:3DMark06 Pro: 20,491 SuperPi 1M: 11.313s
they might read out the VID better now (or worse), for my Qx9650 it's hilarious...
note : I added the older coretemp and for my Qx that seems more realistic... or you can say this CPU does 4ghz at almost stock voltage...naaaah
Will add the E8400 in the weekend when I get the CPU back
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Question : Why do some overclockers switch into d*ckmode when money is involved
Remark : They call me Pro Asus Saaya yupp, I agree
Going from 4050 to 4095 yields a 5.9 rating for Vista on my setup. Is it the same for everyone there?
E8400 @ 4095 and quite cold w/ low volts still all around. It's not the super chip we've seen around here, but I did manage to "draft" him out of a few other higher MAX VID retail boxes from Fry's. I only wanted 4, this is all gravy.
succeeded to raise my fsb at 568 on X48
( failed at 570 , freeze after getting vista desktop lol )
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E8400@3.6ghz 1.11v |Asus P5E3 deluxe bios 1001| 2 giga Cellshock DDR3 12800@1696mhz|Samsung Syncmaster 2232BW 22' | Asus 8800 GTSē 512 TOP|Western digital sata 500 SE16 | Blu Ray LG GGW-H20LRB| Creative X-fi platinum|Nexus 600W | case Coolermaster 1000 "Storm"
Xeon E3110@3.6ghz 1.15v|Asus P5K premium "blackpearl" bios 503|2 gigas Cellshock DDR2 8500 |Twintech 9600 GT|nec 1970 GX|Gigabyte 3D aurora case
E8400(Q804A249) valid@ 4.8 ghz 1.56v
Xeon E3110 (Q746A534)valid@ 4.79 ghz 1.59v real bios AIR /superpi 1m@9.968 .. under vista
My Ibanez 540S " Saber "overclocked with Di Marzio and Sperzel
My cousin on drums Hi Brian !
It's characteristic for these cpu's to need a little more vcore after they
burn-in. However after it completes the burn-in phase it will not (should not ) degrade further. I've seen this happen even at stock vcore.
After my CPU completed the burn-in phase it needed +.024mv to be
100% stable @ my initial overclock. I have since had it up to 1.6v (for brief
periods) and It has not degraded any further, and I check it regularly.
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