Q744A761 E8400 @ 4.7 GHz

[xt0m]

Hiya guys

Finally had some time on my hands to give my few-days-old E8400 a better run on air.
Using a Gigabyte P35-DQ6 (stock, no mods) and some trusty old Cellshock PC6400's. Cooler is a Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
with a single 120mm Delta FFB1212. Ambient temp in my room's probably around 26°C - the comp is on a bench table on my desk ^^

10.359 1M @ 4.41 GHz

http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=696582

4.5 GHz @ 1.52v

http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=696572

9.922 1M @ 4.6 GHz

http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=697073

4.7 GHz @ 1.65V
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=308990

Maybe I'll try opening the windows and see if I can get higher its just so damn chilly outside lol
Gonna give it some LN2 friday nite tho, hopefully that'll help a bit ^^

/t0m

[subaruwrc]

really good chip. congratz.
open the window and you'll be surprised.

[Spyrus]

Not best chip but good clocks.

[xt0m]

Thanks

[saaya]

nice!
be carefull tho, i heard of a couple of 45nm chips dieing with high vdimm, especially on air

[Achill3uS]

nice!
be carefull tho, i heard of a couple of 45nm chips dieing with high vdimm, especially on air

vdimm? you can't get lazy bro

btw, its true, 1.65v+ is very risky for your chip on air, oc could get worse...

i had the same fpo, Q744A761 E8400 and could almost the same... 24/7, maxfsb, max freq 1.60v
it's an avarage or a little better chip...

[xt0m]

nice!
be carefull tho, i heard of a couple of 45nm chips dieing with high vdimm, especially on air

Cheers m8

Yah, I know about the degrading possibility but this is also just for fun on a cheap chip, so..

[Nosfer@tu]

I find it funny that it keeps scaling under air all the way up to 50 % above normal Vcore