Excellent findings!!!Originally Posted by dominick32
Here is some interesting data:
It actually posts to the bios at 0.95vcore...
But it takes 0.99vcore to actually boot windows without a BSOD.
Check out those idle temps. 3.00 GHz @ 0.99 vcore
The only thing it cant do at .99vcore is quad prime. It errors out immediately but Vista is fully functional.
So, can you have 4Ghz stable on this thing at stock volts (1.3625V)?
Case: Antec P182B
Mobo: Asus P5E3 Deluxe WI/FI AP@n with BIOS 0601
CPU: Intel QX9650 Yorkfield running at 4.00 Ghz (10x400) VCORE 1.35
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme Lapped
PSU: Corsair 620HX (620 W)
Memory: 4GB Crucial Ballistix DDR3 12800 1600Mhz running @ 8-8-8-24 1T.
GPU: Evga 8800 Ultra KO @ 636Mhz
GPU Cooler: Zalman VF-1000+RHS88+Scyhthe Slipstream 120mm Fan 1200RPM
S. Card: Asus Xonar D2X PCI-E
HD: WD 250GB 7200RPM
DVD: 2X Asus DVDRW Dual Layer
3D Mark 2006 1.1.0 Score: 15182 Not a big jump from Q6600
Formerly running: CPU: Intel Q6600 st. G0 Lapped running at 3.01 Ghz VCORE 1.275
3D Mark 2006 1.1.0 Score: 14186
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