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    i5-670 Retail on Cascade

    I am going to get some LN2 Monday and see what it will do...



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    Could be a good chip

    What board? IMC sucks on my 660
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    Quote Originally Posted by tool_462 View Post
    Could be a good chip

    What board? IMC sucks on my 660
    Asus maximus 3 formula...


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    Mam, these new chips take a hell of alot of voltage for being 32nm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by road-runner View Post
    Asus maximus 3 formula...
    Thanks, thinking about snagging an Open Box
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    Little better, going to get LN2 Monday...



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    Quote Originally Posted by road-runner View Post
    Little better, going to get LN2 Monday...

    Ranking For CPU-Z - Core i5 670 (limited to top 100)

    #1. CPU-Z - 7035.02 mhz - Hicookie (Team OCX) - (Intel Core i5 670 @7035MHz [#1 Core i5 670 in CPU-Z] )
    15.6 + 2 points

    #2. CPU-Z - 6921.79 mhz - NickShih (PURE) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6921.8MHz [#2 Core i5 670 in CPU-Z] )
    14.6 + 1.5

    #3. CPU-Z - 6908 mhz - Pt1t (Madshrimps Belgium OC Team) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6908MHz [#3 Core i5 670 in CPU-Z] )
    14.3 + 1 points

    #4. CPU-Z - 6693 mhz - Hiwa-qballe-dragonx21 (no team) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6693MHz [#4 Core i5 670 in CPU-Z] )
    0.8 points start discussion

    #5. CPU-Z - 6490.8 mhz - angoholic (AwardFabrik) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6490.8MHz [#5 Core i5 670 in CPU-Z] )
    0.6 points

    #6. CPU-Z - 6464 mhz - Afrotweaker & Lis (HardwareLuxx Germany) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6464MHz)
    no points

    ROADRUNNER* #7. CPU-Z - 6130 mhz - road-runner (PURE) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6130MHz)*******************************
    2.3 + 0.5 points

    #8. CPU-Z - 6078.56 mhz - kayl (i4memory.com) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6078.6MHz)
    0.4 points

    #9. CPU-Z - 6003.42 mhz - oDDiTy (OCClub) - (Intel Core i5 670 @6003.4MHz)
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    #10. CPU-Z - 5915 mhz - Spacemaster (HW GURUS) - (Intel Core i5 670 @5915MHz)
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    #11. CPU-Z - 5901.08 mhz - u22 (AwardFabrik) - (Intel Core i5 670 @5901.1MHz)
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    #12. CPU-Z - 5198.4 mhz - Patch (Overclock.net) - (Intel Core i5 670 @5198.4MHz)
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    #13. CPU-Z - 5117.65 mhz - rjkoneill (Overclockers UK (OcUK)) - (Intel Core i5 670 @5117.6MHz)
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    Asus maximus 3 formula...
    Don't you have issues with burning socket? M3F uses foxconn socket, and affected badly on Lynnfields >1.6v.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TiN_EOF View Post
    Don't you have issues with burning socket? M3F uses foxconn socket, and affected badly on Lynnfields >1.6v.
    I havent yet...


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    Quote Originally Posted by TiN_EOF View Post
    Don't you have issues with burning socket? M3F uses foxconn socket, and affected badly on Lynnfields >1.6v.
    I haven't heard of any MIIIF burning, just a few of the Gigabyte boards early on.
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    Nice i5
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    Nice RR, good luck with LN2, seems like a decent chip u got yourself.

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    nice one road runner! Cant wait to see what you come out with tomorrow

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    Great result on cascade getting over 6ghz and breaking the 6s superpi barrier! On for ln2 results to see the difference!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tool_462 View Post
    I haven't heard of any MIIIF burning, just a few of the Gigabyte boards early on.
    Ow, you must be joking

    Read more..
    It was like this:
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...&postcount=428

    And tonight I benched 8800GTX on LN using maximus 3 formula with Xeon 3470 (i7 870 server variant). Coz I already was "aware" about foxconn pos socket, I've neved fed more that 1.56V on cpu, CPU was cooled by LN2 to, at -60...-80°C. Only two cores was enabled,no HT (just wanted to push 3d03/05 and aquamark).

    Used rig ~6 hours nonstop, until 15L of LN2 was used. Working pefrect at 5GHz , tested only 3dmarks and aquas, no heavy loads like 3d06/vantage/wprime's etc...

    Powered rig off , left defrosting. and after some time - pull off CPU to see how are socket. And f**k, it's burned.

    Will take and post photos tomorrow, and also check if rig still operable. Will never again go 1156/ nor asus. Tired of crap hardware.
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    Also Boards with Lotes-socket burned down at stock clocks and default voltages... In germany we call it "panikmache" - pure panicmongering

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    Good results and over 6GHz only with Cascade is very nice!

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    Prooflink? You know, burning 500$ CPU and 300$ mobo coz of sux socket by different serious ocers is not just "you idiot, it's your fault" deal.
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    Coldbug around -100c, corrupted a hard drive also and was worried about the socket burning so I took it apart to check it. Socket looks fine.



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    nice chip

    @TiN_EOF:
    just my two cents...

    to me it's only a question of luck, i used an MSI P55-GD60 with foxconn socket for many hours under SS and LN2, vcore was always higher than 1.6 volt and VQPI always higher than 1.6 but none of the PIN was melted.

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    On LN2...

    cpuz 6750 http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=999534

    superpi 6.593



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    very nice road-runner. Can't wait to pay with my 661. Time to give it NickShih vcore
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    Why do you always have to bring two sockets into everything?
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    Because a one socket system is only 1/2 a system..
    You got two balls don't you?
    I rest my case!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gunslinger View Post
    very nice road-runner. Can't wait to pay with my 661. Time to give it NickShih vcore
    Working on it, going to go a little higher this next time...


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    Looks like a good chip. look forward to more results

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    Nice overclock i5 670
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