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Thread: E6850 L724A105 on Single Stage 4.9GHz 32M SuperPi stable (Gigabyte P35 & X38 mobos)

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    Talking E6850 L724A105 on Single Stage 4.9GHz 32M SuperPi stable (Gigabyte P35 & X38 mobos)

    hey guys

    got a nice chip for a comp i am going to attend next week and did some testing to see if it's any good or what


    TEST SETUP
    • E6850 L724A105
    • C-BuZz Blackbox SS Rotary 1HP
    • Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3P F6 bios
    • Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6 F3 bios
    • PCI MX400 Nvidia GFX
    • 2x1GB Corsair PC10000 week 8 '07
    • 160GB Samsung 7200RPM IDE
    • 620W Corsair HX620 Modular PSU
    • WinXP Pro SP2



    Got a HARD FSB WALL at 552Mhz




    basically got a 552MHz FSB wall at all multis

    Validation with 9x multi (clearly i could have benchmarked at 5Ghz easy aaaaargh)

    http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=249019



    SuperPi 1M @ 4923MHz = 10.266s




    SuperPi 32M @4.9GHz = 10m 11.151s




    4.9GHz wPrime 32M



    4.8GHz wPrime 1024M



    4.9GHz Hexus Pifast = 19.17s






    WATERCOOLING TESTS ADDED (Corsair Nautilus 500)


    it's actually not too bad on water either with Gigabyte X38-DQ6

    4481Mhz validation
    http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=248081



    4.3GHz Pi benchable



    ...... dual 8M SuperPi at 4GHz with 1.44v loaded >> i'd say 3D stable there too but would need to test



    Last edited by dinos22; 10-01-2007 at 03:43 PM.
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    Very nice,are you sure you didn't run it any other trouble that wasn't FSB Wall

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    Looks good .

    Keep pushing it .

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    Great job...
    What's the temp on the last shot?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DMH View Post
    Very nice,are you sure you didn't run it any other trouble that wasn't FSB Wall
    nah it was the wall

    i tried for 6 hours and believe me i tried everything
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    vccpll mod time

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    Very Nice run

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    great run dinos
    try the cpu with pll modded p5k series mobo, and I'm sure you could reach the 5G
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    excellent stuff dinos

    -48C idle is pretty cool there after 32M run @4905Mhz
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    my E6850 on lol SS (-18 load) go 4600 only


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    guys i don't think those temps are right

    my evap was on -48.5C lol
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    sounds about right..meaning very nice SS there - 1HP !

    my 1/4HP SS evap was around -36.5C for E6850 @4714Mhz for 32M when speedfan reported around -30.5C idle
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    Very nice chip And very efficient 32M time.

    Something colder is needed in order to push up the FSB wall a bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by T_M View Post
    vccpll mod time
    i don't think it would do much

    plus youngpros CPU has an extra 20MHz FSB on mine
    i don't think i stand a chance against pro but i'll give it a shot in the comp heh
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    Quote Originally Posted by before View Post
    Very nice chip And very efficient 32M time.

    Something colder is needed in order to push up the FSB wall a bit.
    DRY ICE on friday for the comp with Gigabyte X38 and Corsair PC10K sticks

    but DICE will not max the CHIP i don't think

    fingers crossed i can get another 25-30Mhz for some superPi ownage

    this chip will bench Pi at those clocks easy on dice
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    great score m8

    hitting also a fsb wall @550 on my dq6:

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    nice one dude




    so i changed over to X38-DQ6 and thought i might as well flash to latest bios
    so from F3 to F4

    my conclusion is DO NOT USE F4 bios if you have this board

    F4 is ****ed i could not go past 445Mhz FSB no matter what and even that wasn't too crash hot stability wise

    after trying to figure it all out i decided to flash back to F3 bios

    and now all is fine



    DO NOT FLASH TO F4 BIOS on X38-DQ6 IF ANYONE ELSE IS READING!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    i don't think it would do much
    Worth a try, you might well be suprised mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by T_M View Post
    Worth a try, you might well be suprised mate
    i'm not a guy that uses soldering irons nor do i have a steady hand
    while i could probably follow instuctions and all i don't dare around a few days before the comp starts

    as you know gigabyte PCIe voltage is tied in to PLL and i only gained 4MHz FSB by going from stock to +0.35v so it's just colder temps that will help me on the comp
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    Great work!

    Lot of chip, have fsb wall about 550
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    DRY ICE on friday for the comp with Gigabyte X38 and Corsair PC10K sticks

    but DICE will not max the CHIP i don't think

    fingers crossed i can get another 25-30Mhz for some superPi ownage

    this chip will bench Pi at those clocks easy on dice
    Good luck buddy
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    Nice Chip dinos! Makes me think back to the mobil athlon xp days with their unlocked multis.... how nice that was

    What I would give to find a way to unlock the multis on a core 2! lol...

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