E6700 liquidcooled...Initial tests...

[nachthymnen]

Arrived my E6700 "L633A557"
Just some fast test under ambient temp liquid cooling setup.

SETUP:
E6700
ASUS P5W-DH(mod by Zilla)
TEAMGROUP PC2 8000
ATI X300
TOPOWER 750W
Maxtor Sata 80GB
WIN XP Dayly

PI 16M @ 3.6Ghz 1,38V:


PI 8M @ 3.7Ghz 1,38V:


PI 1M @ 3.8Ghz 1,39V:


1,51V tests:




PI 1M @ 4030Mhz 1,54V:


Some fast RAM tests:

550MHz 4/4/4:


555Mhz 4/4/4:


Validation @ 571Mhz 4/4/4:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=232525

Not bad for memory buyed 1 years ago

[Viss]

Nice. Got me another L633 as wel. What VID does yours have? Thanks.

[Solarfall]

hey nachthymnen im interested, can you test the max fsb ??

[nachthymnen]

Other little tests, not bad for 1,39V

PI 16M @ 3750Mhz 1,39V:


PI 32M @ 3750Mhz 1,39V:


@ Solarfall: I'll try this evening (I think around 465 for the MoBo)

[nachthymnen]

Nice. Got me another L633 as wel. What VID does yours have? Thanks.

Here it is:

[nachthymnen]

2 little test with 1,41V:

[derekchinese]

Hey guys, sorry if this is a noob question, but how come you are using superpi as your stability test? I ask because I was able to push my e6700 L629A to 3.6ghz with 1.32V to pass super pi 32M but it would fail any orthos test within seconds.

Thanks guys,
Derek

[Solarfall]

Hey guys, sorry if this is a noob question, but how come you are using superpi as your stability test? I ask because I was able to push my e6700 L629A to 3.6ghz with 1.32V to pass super pi 32M but it would fail any orthos test within seconds.

Thanks guys,
Derek

hahah lol nobody uses superPi to test there cpus stability.. orthos is for that. super Pi stresses the cpu by 50%.
you will need to raise the vcore in order to get your cpu stable in orthos, and it might be too that your cooling is not sufficient.. what kind of cooling method are you using air/water???
and what are your temps when the cpu is stressed on load ??

[Olivier]

Hey guys, sorry if this is a noob question, but how come you are using superpi as your stability test? I ask because I was able to push my e6700 L629A to 3.6ghz with 1.32V to pass super pi 32M but it would fail any orthos test within seconds.

Thanks guys,
Derek

You must be on air cause i'm hitting a wall at 3700.........same results and can't up Vcore cause air keeps me too hot........soooo 3.5 for day to day and 3.7 for fun knowing orthos is unstable

[nachthymnen]

I'm testing now the chip under Orthos(just from 15 minutes) @ 3571mhz v-core 1,39(drop till 1,35v) 43/44°C.
Later I'll post the screen

[nachthymnen]

Still running...

[derekchinese]

hahah lol nobody uses superPi to test there cpus stability.. orthos is for that. super Pi stresses the cpu by 50%.
you will need to raise the vcore in order to get your cpu stable in orthos, and it might be too that your cooling is not sufficient.. what kind of cooling method are you using air/water???
and what are your temps when the cpu is stressed on load ??

haha alright thanks Solarfall! As for cooling, I am using a thermalright ultra extreme with a push/pull yate loon sleeve bearing setup. Both the IHS and the base of the heatsink are lapped to mirror finish. For 3.6ghz, I need 1.45V bios (~1.43V real with p5k deluxe) and the temps really are not too bad. However, with 1.4V (~1.37V I am able to run at 3.49Ghz) with just 1-2C less. I prefer to just stick with 3.49Ghz because the voltage is a lower which I am hoping will help to prolong the life of the chip.


At 3.49Ghz, my temps max out at 65C (orthos small ffts)

[nachthymnen]

Half hour of Orthos @3604Mhz 1,4V:


PI 8M @ 4Ghz 1,54V(1Core):

[nachthymnen]

Orthos @ 3631mhz 1,42V:


FSB testing...I can run from bios @ max 400

This is the max:
450x8:

[nachthymnen]

I think it's not bad for a "B2":





PI 1M @ 3973Mhz 1,48V:

[nachthymnen]

For my chip 4Ghz it's a big wall to pass under liquid
Need many volts...

PI 16M @ 4001Mhz 1,57V:


PI 1M @ 4042Mhz 1,57V:


A little bit of Orthos @ 3643mhz:

[Solarfall]

damn that 450 fsb is very low.. but it might be the boards fault..

[nachthymnen]

damn that 450 fsb is very low.. but it might be the boards fault..

Yes, the problem it's the board.
I can start @ only 400fsb and then I use Clock Gen in Win
But I have order a DFI UT P35 that will arrive on 6th of september

[nachthymnen]

Rainy day
V-core 1,56v for each bench









Later I'll try 32M @ 4Ghz

[nachthymnen]

I like my E6700

Don't look @ the SPI times, only clocked the CPU and start SPI, no optimizations.
V-core testing @ 1,58V

SPI 32M @ 4005Mhz(1,58V):


SPI 1M @ 4051Mhz(1,58V):


SPI 1M @ 4060Mhz(1,58V):


SPI 1M @ 4064Mhz(1,58V):


The cpu can go higher but this morning I didn't have time to bench
Next week I'll receive my P35-T2R

[MasterCraft]

very nice.

[nachthymnen]

very nice.

Tks, today my DFI P35 will arrive

Little aircooled cpu tests: (ram relaxed)

CPU Cooler Scythe Shogun+12x12fan


Cinebench @ 3850Mhz:


PI @ 3997Mhz:


PI @ 4001Mhz:

[nachthymnen]

Finally the DFI is here


Tomorrow the initial test

[Nazu]

That P35 Lanparty sure looks good. Too bad that it's little bit too expensive for my taste. The P965 Infinity is fine for me atm (wait's for the Blood Iron )

[nachthymnen]

Bad news
My board don't work well.
I have install Win Xp+sp2 and after 1 hour with default setting pc freeze.
Now the mobo won't boot
I've try anything, ram in single, chenge the vga slot, reset-cmos and remove battery but nothing.
I'm not able to restart the pc
The diagnostic led it's on "7F".
Anyone know how problem is "7F"?
Any idea for find the problem?