E6850@4,3Ghz Wr on air ?

[Endre]

That's probably possible with a lot of these chips. I don't think I got an unusually good chip, but with stock Intel cooler I have been able to run PI 1M at over 4,1G with 1,57V real. It could probably do a little more, but I won't go higher on the vcore until I get a U120E (well, we'll see :P ). I'm pretty sure a 4,3+ suicide shot is within reach with the Thermalright...

Screen

I know score is crappy, I'm running SC with a borrowed stick and slow timings and other settings, just to test the CPU.

[Garrett]

I'm very curious what temp you get with the Intel stock cooler and 1,57v

[Endre]

I'm very curious what temp you get with the Intel stock cooler and 1,57v

Well, it was with the side door off, a powerful 120mm fan on the outside blowing straight on the cooler and ~19C ambient. I only did 1M, temp didn't become high at all actually, but I don't know exactly. I think in the 40s (C) idle. But if I'd run Orthos over some time, I reckon it would smell funny after a while. The difference between idle and load is huge!

[ziddey]

i'd imagine you need to compensate it by 11'c possibly

[Endre]

i'd imagine you need to compensate it by 11'c possibly

That's with the programs that shows the highest temps (e.g. EasyTune). TAT, CoreTemp and others showed in the (low) 30s. But they show a degree or two below ambient at idle with stock temp and voltage, so that's obviously wrong.

[ziddey]

That's what I'm trying to say. EasyTune is actually more correct than coretemp in this situation. Coretemp and the likes base off the delta to tjunction, but if it doesn't know the proper tjunction, your results will be off. And it'd be off linearly, so if your idle temps don't make sense, then your load ones won't either. That said, easytune and the likes nowadays should also base off the delta to tjunction in some way or another if peci is enabled, iirc. As to how the calibration on that is, I'm not sure, but in the case of my dfi p965-s, where I've tested cpu's coretemps against the motherboard's readout, I've found it to be quite spot on, so when dealing with a g0, I know how to calibrate.

[Pt1t]

I Tested also a good E6850.

Max fsb>550

Max screen >4400 with +20° water

[Garrett]

Well, it was with the side door off, a powerful 120mm fan on the outside blowing straight on the cooler and ~19C ambient. I only did 1M, temp didn't become high at all actually, but I don't know exactly. I think in the 40s (C) idle. But if I'd run Orthos over some time, I reckon it would smell funny after a while. The difference between idle and load is huge!

Hahaha I bet it would... but damn these e6850 cpus are sweet stuff... just my luck, no cash to buy one of these puppies

[PytonOrm]

550fsb with my E6850 was pretty Easy

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=221416

[Hazzan]

I think all E6850 Steping GO can reach 4.3Ghz with vcore up to 1.6volt on air Easy.....like this :

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=223078

[Endre]

Testet max CPU-Z yesterday with 1,6V in BIOS. Got over 4200. Still stock cooler. Didn't take a screenshot, so you'll have to believe me.

[LogAn'sRun]

or we will start having threads with W.R. for the longest fart on the CPU and all sorts of nonsense

made me LOL