Hey they remove viruses for $109 too! What a steal!
Hey they remove viruses for $109 too! What a steal!
Incredibly impressive results shown here. Glad I already ordered me such a toy.
Xtremesystems.org
i7-4820K * ryba 2-stager + 1-stager * EVGA X79 Dark * 32G Team Xtreem 2666C11 * EVGA GTX 680 SC Sig. * Intel G2 80G * Corsair HX1000 * Lian Li PC-70B * Watercool Heatkiller, EK Fullcover/Backplate for GTX, MCP355 Dual Setup@Koolance RP-402X2, PA120.3+Alphacool 360, Tubing 16/10.
EVGA Board is $400 on zipzoomfly's page...
Ok, now we know that the Retail Stepping is C0 (or CPU-Z read it wrong out?!)
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=440677
Any news on when the Xeon-branded single-socket Nehalems will arrive?
isn't retail meant to be B3 ?Originally Posted by Chri$ch
Ok, now we know that the Retail Stepping is C0 (or CPU-Z read it wrong out?!)
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=440677
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hmm... i read often that retail would be C1 oder D0, but not B3!?
now is it C0 (if CPU-Z read it correct).
his vcore is 1.062v
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Bring... bring the amber lamps.
I don't beleive that you will see that this time around.
There will be single socket Nehalems(Bloomfield) and dual socket Nehalems(Gainstown) but I also hear that called Beckton so still a little confusion, at least to me.
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About the same time. Also 2P.
Single socket is X58+Bloomfield in a serveroriented board.
Crunching for Comrades and the Common good of the People.
with CPU-Z 1.48.2 is it now C0/C1, now how can we see which stepping it is?!
we dont, unless intel updates the spec finder.with CPU-Z 1.48.2 is it now C0/C1, now how can we see which stepping it is?!
That 4ghz overclock @VCore ~1.34v (last page) looks like an incredible improvement, didn't all the old steppings need at least 1.4x-1.5xv for such clocks? That's what I've seen in the many leaked reviews. The ~5ghz dice result also looks promising.
HS - The superpi 32M is almost 40s better than my E8600 scored at 5.4GHz.
VCore ~1.34v, VDimm 1.6v
What RAM are you using? What MB? ... thanks!
Last edited by cool_case; 11-02-2008 at 09:43 AM.
Bench rig: F1 LN2 pot, RE II, i7 EE 965, 4870x2, Corsair 1600MHz cas 8, waiting for LN2 pots for vid.
wow those temps
you could say it doesn't get hot
my 4000+ get's hotter then that!
...at idle?
more pics and screens @ awardfabrik
you also find there the memory and mainboard
you donīt know if this is the correct TJMax (i think it is 95-100°C) and it is on air
load temp @ air
Last edited by Chri$ch; 11-02-2008 at 01:09 PM.
I updated RealTemp last night so it reads TjMax from the new Core i7 processors.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...alTempBeta.zip
TjMax is located in MSR 0x1A2 which software can read. When all temp programs get updated there shouldn't be any arguing any more.
Last edited by unclewebb; 11-02-2008 at 09:55 PM.
TJmax would likely be higher?
We'll have to wait and see what's hiding in that MSR. The first one I saw was set to TjMax=100C from Intel based on reading that MSR.
Thanks!
Is a retail version of that memory available yet - where?
Bench rig: F1 LN2 pot, RE II, i7 EE 965, 4870x2, Corsair 1600MHz cas 8, waiting for LN2 pots for vid.
What about the cheapest part, the 940 ? I want to see that go around 4Ghz. That will be truly something.Those extreme parts are always good clockers since they are top of the line. Gimme the value clocker baby !
Last edited by TurboDiv; 11-02-2008 at 04:14 PM.
i9 9900K/1080 Ti
what is the lowest possible multi for nehalem?
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