My X3350 has arrived and i will be putting it in my rig right now and i will report back with results...
My X3350 has arrived and i will be putting it in my rig right now and i will report back with results...
Very nice, looking forward to seeing results
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Mine is coming tomorrow!
Can't wait to see your results
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Nice to hear more people are jumping on the train. Here's hoping someone can finally boot into Windows at 4GHz. I can only POST at 4GHz.
Mine should be coming soon as well.
Runawayprisoner, you should start a new thread, or post to this one, with your results and experiences with the x3350. Seeing as there isn't much info about the chip right yet, any personal experiences would be appreciated :P
mine arrives tomorrow.
where r u guys buying them from ? moogr ? lagoom ?
is moogr legit ?
Eagerly awaiting your results as I have one on the way was well. A lot of later ES were hitting 480MHz FSB, so hopefully they have the retail cores tweaked even more.
Well i got it running, I think i may have a bad stick of memory... but otherwise everything runs great. CPU-Z detected it wonderfully and now its a matter of figuring out the C1 error i get with one stick and not the other.
This chip works great though!
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We will find out soon... im not at my PC but i know it works. The key is to figure out my OC tomorrow.
I picked mine up from lagoom. They seemed to have the best price, but I think they've raised it.
Edit: They have, but it also seems they're out of stock. Here's another place, but more expensive.
http://www.excaliberpc.com/Intel_BX8...id-585292.html
Last edited by PhilDoc; 03-24-2008 at 04:45 PM.
http://forums.ngemu.com/hardware-dis...s-warning.html
^= All you need to know, guys. I can run mine at 475 x 8, and has been running at that clock for four days now. VCore is only 1.320V for a rock solid Prime stable system at 475 x 8. I can POST at 500 x 8, but it would hang as soon as Windows starts loading... so I'm guessing my G35 motherboard cannot handle 500MHz for a quad 45nm. Now I'm curious if anyone with a X38 or X48 mainboard can get into Windows at 500MHz.
Here's how I got it to POST at 500MHz x 8, in case you can't read much from that forum post I linked above.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=QzF4Vg6_R9Y
And... here are some results from Crysis Benchmark Tool:
DX9:
DX10:
Not too shabby... but I guess these quads are just what Crysis has been dreaming about all this time.
Edit: Or heck, here are all I have at the moment:
Idle temp before I lapped my ACF7:
What VCore is needed to get into Vista @ 3.60GHz:
VCore needed to get into Vista (and watch a movie) @ 3.80GHz:
And yep, I don't think this thing has any problem running two instances of the PlayStation 2 emulator:
Impressive temps at that, too... considering I haven't lapped my ACF7 yet.
Now here's 3DMark06 with a 9600GT:
Voltage for Prime completely stable at 3.60GHz:
And... that's it for now. I think I'll leave her on tonight for either Prime at 3.80GHz or 100 times Crysis benchmark.
Last edited by RunawayPrisoner; 03-24-2008 at 07:24 PM.
Mmm tasty, 3.8Ghz at ~1.3v. That's a hell of a lot better than my Q6600 B3's 3.5Ghz at ~1.5v
It'll be good to see some more reports on them, but providing most of the X3350/Q9450's can hit 475FSB fairly easily, it's definitely a winner over a Q6600.
Eller
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Well, thing is... I can't go any further than 475 and stay stable for long. At this point, I think it's the motherboard that is holding the chip back. Watch the video and you'll see that it's completely possible to POST at 500 but it won't go into Windows no matter how high the VCore is set.
Edit: Oh, and I lapped my chip today, too. Idle temp dropped by 10C and load temp dropped by 5C after lapping both the chip and the ACF7. When I lapped just the ACF7, idle temp dropped by 5C and load temp did not drop at all. And beware, at 1.35V, this chip can really heat up to 80C (with Prime95 small FFTs) when you don't monitor her.
Last edited by RunawayPrisoner; 03-24-2008 at 07:32 PM.
Thanks for all the info. Looks like you have a great chip there. I think most would be happy with what you've gotten. There seems to be quite a few people with these on order, so it wont be too long for the mb questions to be answered. Mine will be here on Wed and I have an X38 mb.
Awesome chip!! However after being spoiled with a QX9650 @ 4.0 I am going to wait to see if more of them 3350/9450 hit 4.0 on high end water before I consider one.
Cheapest available X3350 is still $390 in Canada... garrr
i7 3770k - p8z77-v pro - 4x4gb - gtx680 - vertex 4 256gb - ax750
i5 3570k - z77-pro3 - 2x4gb - arc-1231ml - 12x2tb wdgp r6 - cx400
heatware
i wonder how well one of these will do on a P35 mobo on air.. i doubt 4 ghz
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