Clon22:
Thanks for that post. Iv just got myself a L630F 6400. 3.2Ghz would be fine for me. upgrading from opty 146 @2.8. 400Mhz over that should be a very nice increase in speed
Clon22:
Thanks for that post. Iv just got myself a L630F 6400. 3.2Ghz would be fine for me. upgrading from opty 146 @2.8. 400Mhz over that should be a very nice increase in speed
Asus P5Q Deluxe
Intel E8400 @ stock
Kingston Hyper-x 2x2Gb PC2-8500
Swiftech H20 220 Apex Ultra (faithfully struggling)
Palit 8800GT under MCW60 700/1700/2000
Antec TP3 650W
WinXP Home SP3
Samsung SM206BW 20" TFT
every newest batches 63xA of E6600 are bad overclockers ...
My friend recently got a E6600 L637A from the egg, that does 3.6ghz 1.48v(1.525v BIOS)..............so I guess not ALL of them are bad clockers, but it seems most of them are.Originally Posted by OBR
Lian-Li V1000B || i5 2500k || Gigabyte P67-UD4 || 4GB Dominator 1600s || eVGA GTX 570 || 60GB OCZ Vertex || Corsair HX850
???
i got the 7638a563 3060, and i had it running 3.6ghz and it seemed stable...
3.2 24/7 stock volts...
i guess i should break out the orthos and check my numbers
main, games/browsing:
Xeon 3060 3200mhz, Gigabyte DS3, 2x2GB Buffalo Firestix DDR2 800, Westinghouse 22" on Sapphire x1900XT@XTX, 2x80GB hitachi sata 3.0gb/s striped
secondary, videos/music/downloading/burning/secondary web serve:
Core2 Duo E6300, Asus P5LD2-VM, 2x2GB OCZ DDR2 667, Westinghouse 22" on Intel GMA950, Aspire XQPack, 200GB WD, 16x DL DVDRW running OSX 10.4.8
my 6600 week 37A does 3600Mhz stable at 1.44v but >3600Mhz,it eats voltages like hell,require 1.6v for 3700mhz stable.
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