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    Hey guys check out the new VID readings from the new Core Temp

    - Fix: Incorrect VID detection on 45nm desktop Intel parts.
    http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/


    Mine has jumped from 1.1250v to 1.2375v. My BIOS has been setting 1.235v as the VID all along.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cob View Post
    Hey guys check out the new VID readings from the new Core Temp



    http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/


    Mine has jumped from 1.125v to 1.235v. My BIOS has been setting 1.235v as the VID all along.
    Yep... been discussed in coretemp and real temp threads...

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    Aaaaaah!


    *runs to read them
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    nice chip you have then. My 1.325vid q6600 will top out at 3.6-3.7 on water. perhaps I'll pick up that revisioned q9450 or 9550 and hit 4.2ghz 24x7 water
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    Quote Originally Posted by Unoid View Post
    nice chip you have then. My 1.325vid q6600 will top out at 3.6-3.7 on water. perhaps I'll pick up that revisioned q9450 or 9550 and hit 4.2ghz 24x7 water
    Q9450's will top out at 3.8ghz and Q9550's at ~4.0ghz due to their ~475mhz FSB walls.

    They're not worth the extra money atm tbh. Clock-for-clock they're about 10% faster than the Q6600, and my 1.225v VID Q6600 Folds at 3.9ghz and only 1.43v under load, with plenty left in it.
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    But how much volts do those Q9550 and QX9650 guy's need to get to those 4000+ MHz speeds ? 1,45v and higher ? witch would increase your power draw.

    I had my Q6600 running at 3200 MHz 1.25v when i went to 3500 MHz i needed as much as 1.5v to get there increasing my power draw by 70-80 Watt on full load. And that only for 300 MHz. I'm running 3000 now on 1.168v. Its fine with me.

    I canceled my X3350. I ordered it 2 months ago still not on stock and there might be a price drop of the Q9550 in Q3. So i'll wait for that or buy a AMD Denep core 45nm Quad.
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    They seem to be getting Q9550's to 4ghz on about the same volts as the Q9450 gets to 3.8ghz (1.37-1.4v under load). VCore isn't really a problem with these chips, it's the VTT and MCH volts since they hit their walls at ~475mhz.

    And yip the Q9550 will drop to the same price as the Q9450 is now in Q3. Looks like the Q9450 might go EOL as it's not listed to drop in price.
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    Links to price drop forcast plzz!

    EDIT: Found it! --> http://www.google.com/translate?u=ht...sl=zh-CN&tl=en
    Last edited by jas420221; 05-20-2008 at 05:12 AM.

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    Hey, great thread so far.

    I am having great difficulty passing 3.5GHz on my P5E(bio 0702) with my Q9450. I have applied crazy voltages and low memory speeds/loose timings. Specs are in the sig. Temps are low.

    3.5GHz seems stable with 1067Mhz 5-5-5-15 memory. 3.6 won't boot into vista. I slowly increased all the setting and finally got 3.6 to boot into Vista, but locked up before long and won't boot back into Vista. This is at 1.42 Vcore in Bios.

    Is there a reason for this difficulty?

    vPLL 1.64
    vFSB 1.5
    vNB 1.75
    vSB 1.175
    DRAM 2.16

    Still locking in vista at 3.6! Yet I can get 3.5 with auto everything and Vcore 1.262 into vista and looking stable so far! Crazy!

    Please help.

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    Hello folks!

    Got my Q9450 yesterday L806B326 packdate 14/5 2008 vid 1.175v. And all I can say is that I am more then happy

    here is a screen:



    This is with 1.275v in bios 1.256 load but I found out later that it is stable with 1.23v load only, at 3600mhz. I ran that prime on the pic for 10 hours, tested 1.23v at 3600mhz with some OCCT for 1 hour and it passed gonna prime it at 1.23v later. Running a Maximus formula bios(0403) modded to Rampage vtt is 1.24 and vnb is 1.45v. I also got 4 sticks of ram PC8500 Ballistixs.

    Been trying som 3800mhz with 1.3v vcore and it seems stable so far will come with some more results later on still in testing state.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spider_d View Post
    Hey, great thread so far.

    I am having great difficulty passing 3.5GHz on my P5E(bio 0702) with my Q9450. I have applied crazy voltages and low memory speeds/loose timings. Specs are in the sig. Temps are low.

    3.5GHz seems stable with 1067Mhz 5-5-5-15 memory. 3.6 won't boot into vista. I slowly increased all the setting and finally got 3.6 to boot into Vista, but locked up before long and won't boot back into Vista. This is at 1.42 Vcore in Bios.

    Is there a reason for this difficulty?

    vPLL 1.64
    vFSB 1.5
    vNB 1.75
    vSB 1.175
    DRAM 2.16

    Still locking in vista at 3.6! Yet I can get 3.5 with auto everything and Vcore 1.262 into vista and looking stable so far! Crazy!

    Please help.
    You're having the same problem I am. I can get to 3.7 because of the extra .5 multi, but crashes before vista starts loading with any more than that. I tried Bios 6.05 and 6.07 also with no change, and 602 gave me a "unknown processor" error. I was able to boot my Q6600 @ 3.96 and my E6750 @ 4.2 on this board with the same RAM. I don't think the p5e is quite ready for the Yorkfields yet.
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    lowtcell, Seems like almost the same FSB too. I had an E6600 at 3.8 without trouble before the Yorkfield.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cob View Post
    They seem to be getting Q9550's to 4ghz on about the same volts as the Q9450 gets to 3.8ghz (1.37-1.4v under load). VCore isn't really a problem with these chips, it's the VTT and MCH volts since they hit their walls at ~475mhz.

    And yip the Q9550 will drop to the same price as the Q9450 is now in Q3. Looks like the Q9450 might go EOL as it's not listed to drop in price.


    Repost... and I would like to say something that I've always said from the very beginning: It's not an FSB wall, and it's got nothing to do with VTT and MCH volts, either. Seems like something else is at work, and so far, the best bet is to get an ASUS P5E-VM HDMI and build yourself a lanbox or so. Others have speculated BIOS, and I'm starting to feel that that's the case as well, seeing as to how setting the FSB strap to 266 on some boards will let you go higher.



    But the P5E-VM HDMI can already do beyond 500MHz with no modification at all. You don't even need to update the BIOS.
    Last edited by RunawayPrisoner; 05-22-2008 at 11:52 AM.
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    Hi ...

    I have my q9450 @ 3.2 and i've ran prime for over 8 hours with both small FFT and blend without any crashes or BSOD.

    But i seem to keep getting a BSOD either during boot up or just by browsing the net. All my temps are within safe limits.

    I have a ASUS maximus formula mobo with 1201 BIOS.

    Do these settings look ok??

    Extreme Tweaker
    Ai Overclock Tuner : Manual
    OC From CPU Level Up : AUTO
    CPU Ratio Control : Manual
    - Ratio CMOS Setting : x8
    FSB Frequency 400
    FSB Strap to North Bridge : AUTO
    PCI-E Frequency: 100
    DRAM Frequency: DDR2- 800
    DRAM Command Rate : 2T
    DRAM Timing Control: Manual
    CAS# Latency : 4
    RAS# to CAS# Delay : 4
    RAS# Precharge : 4
    RAS# ActivateTime : 12
    RAS# to RAS# Delay : AUTO
    Row Refresh Cycle Time : AUTO
    Write Recovery Time : AUTO
    Read to Precharge Time : AUTO

    Read to Write Delay (S/D) : AUTO
    Write to Read Delay (S) : AUTO
    Write to Read Delay (D) : AUTO
    Read to Read Delay (S) : AUTO
    Read to Read Delay (D) : AUTO
    Write to Write Delay (S) : AUTO
    Write to Write Delay (D) : AUTO
    DRAM Static Read Control: Disabled
    Ai Clock Twister : AUTO
    Transaction Booster : AUTO

    CPU Voltage : 1.2375v (1.22v)
    CPU PLL Voltage : 1.5v (1.616v)
    North Bridge Voltage : 1.41v (1.44v)
    DRAM Voltage : 1.90 (1.98v)
    FSB Termination Voltage : 1.31v (1.25v)
    South Bridge Voltage : 1.05v (1.07v)
    Loadline Calibration : Enabled
    CPU GTL Reference : AUTO
    North Bridge GTL Reference : AUTO
    DDR2 Channel A REF Voltage : AUTO
    DDR2 Channel B REF Voltage : AUTO
    DDR2 Controller REF Voltage : AUTO
    SB 1.5V Voltage : 1.5 (1.54v)

    NB LED Selection : NB Volt
    SB LED Selection : SB Volt
    CPU LED Selection : CPU Volt
    Voltiminder LED : Enabled

    CPU Spread Spectrum : Disabled
    PCIE Spread Spectrum : Disabled

    Advanced CPU Configuration
    CPU Ratio Control : Manual
    - Ratio CMOS Setting : x8
    C1E Suppport : Disabled
    CPU TM Function : Disabled
    Vanderpool Technology : Disabled
    Execute Disable Bit : Disabled
    Max CPUID Value Limit : Disabled


    USB Configuration
    USB Functions: Enabled
    Legacy USB Support : Enabled


    I've also ran memtest without any errors and i'm running 4x1gig cellshock memory.

    Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.

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    Try to increase your NB voltage by a bit. 4 gigs at 800MHz an 4-4-4-12 timings can be really stressful for the northbridge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RunawayPrisoner View Post

    Repost... and I would like to say something that I've always said from the very beginning: It's not an FSB wall, and it's got nothing to do with VTT and MCH volts, either. Seems like something else is at work, and so far, the best bet is to get an ASUS P5E-VM HDMI and build yourself a lanbox or so. Others have speculated BIOS, and I'm starting to feel that that's the case as well, seeing as to how setting the FSB strap to 266 on some boards will let you go higher.

    But the P5E-VM HDMI can already do beyond 500MHz with no modification at all. You don't even need to update the BIOS.
    So how many other people have the P5E-VM HDMI and are getting similar results to yours? I was leaning towards buying an Asus P5E or Rampage board. Would this board be better?

    How is it's all around use? Or would it only win out in the overclocking department?

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    Quote Originally Posted by spider_d View Post
    Hey, great thread so far.

    I am having great difficulty passing 3.5GHz on my P5E(bio 0702) with my Q9450. I have applied crazy voltages and low memory speeds/loose timings. Specs are in the sig. Temps are low.

    3.5GHz seems stable with 1067Mhz 5-5-5-15 memory. 3.6 won't boot into vista. I slowly increased all the setting and finally got 3.6 to boot into Vista, but locked up before long and won't boot back into Vista. This is at 1.42 Vcore in Bios.

    Is there a reason for this difficulty?

    vPLL 1.64
    vFSB 1.5
    vNB 1.75
    vSB 1.175
    DRAM 2.16

    Still locking in vista at 3.6! Yet I can get 3.5 with auto everything and Vcore 1.262 into vista and looking stable so far! Crazy!

    Please help.
    Exactly the same behavior on my x3350 wich is basically the same CPU. There is many out there that get the same problem.
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    3600 mhz and 1.21 vcore load I gonna try stock vcore and 3600mhz now



    enjoy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ice009 View Post
    So how many other people have the P5E-VM HDMI and are getting similar results to yours? I was leaning towards buying an Asus P5E or Rampage board. Would this board be better?

    How is it's all around use? Or would it only win out in the overclocking department?
    Let's see... trans am has one. Nezzari has one. I think quite a few others as well. I've personally gone through two P5E-VM HDMI boards and have gotten at least 475 FSB on both boards with one X3350 chip and one Q9450 chip. Of course this thing won't win any extreme performance contest, but it's decent enough. Size is definitely a plus.
    Motherboard: ASUS P5Q
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    This is my 3rd P5E-VM HDMI. I've sinked all the mosfets I could get to, sinked the PLL chip, put a TT SpriteII NB heat sink on, and with voltage settings similar to Runaway, Here are the results with my Q9300:



    With the VDroop mod, I actually get negative VDroop (voltage jumps from 1.31 to 1.33 under load). BTW, I'm using 8 Gigs of GSkill DDR1000, so I think that says alot for this mobo to be able to hit 480 FSB with 8 gigs of RAM.

    I get my Q9450 today and I'll post results with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RunawayPrisoner View Post
    Try to increase your NB voltage by a bit. 4 gigs at 800MHz an 4-4-4-12 timings can be really stressful for the northbridge.
    ok thanks...i will give it a try. My Q6600 @ 3.2 didn't need alot of NB volts i think it was set at 1.39 under windows. So i take it the q9450 might need more?.

    Also do you think it might need more FSB Termination Voltage? i don't want to put this too high.

    Thanks.

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    How far are these chips getting on DFI boards?

    And did we decide that these chips are being held back by BIOS support? (it was talk a while ago)
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    I am getting random lock ups today. Passed 12Hrs Prime Small FFT and 12 HRS blend, and OCCT. Vista locks up randomly with Q9450 at 3.55 (bios 0702) 1.26 vCORE. ANy advise?

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    yes - 24 hrs prime

    Sounds like you might need some more Vcore.
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    For anyone interested, MicroCenter has the Q9450 Retail on special for $299.00. I went in to return my OEM Q9450 because I feared something was wrong with it, turns out they did not have the OEM in stock and gave me the retail one instead. On top of that they did a return/purchase, so I got back $359.00 and paid $299.00 for the replacement.

    Here is the info on the new one:

    MM#: [whatever that means] 897364
    FPO/BATCH# L815A709
    Pack Date: 05/05/2008
    Version# E34934-001

    I do not know the revision nor stepping because I have not installed it yet; hopefully it performs better than the previous one.


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