i7 920 D0:
Batch: 3914A114
Asus Rampage II GENE
Cooler Master Hyper N520 with 2 x Delta FFB0912SH-F00 (@ 50% duty cycle for 24/7 use, @ 100% for benchmarking - they are VERY LOUD)
Stock ram speed: 1333 MHz
Stock vcore = 1.13v
3.36 GHz (21 x 160) stable with 1.13v
3.50 GHz (21 x 167) stable with 1.20v (my 24/7 configuration - at least 10 days stable under a near-equivalent prime95 load)
3.80 GHz (21 x 180) stable with 1.225v
There were no problems here. The vcore I used here are simply wild guesses. I haven't pushed it to see what the limits are.
Here's where I decided to see how far 1.225v would go.
4.0 GHz (21 x 191) stable with 1.225v
4.2 GHz (21 x 200) ~about a min. prime stable with 1.225v
4.2 GHz (21 x 200) stable with 1.250v
All other BIOS options set to auto except I never allowed the vram to go above 1.6v.
Good? Bad? Middle?
EDIT:
Here's my 24/7 config:
CPU - 3.34 GHz (3.50 GHz Turbo) - 20/21 x 167
Ram - 1333 MHz
vcore = 1.20v
vram = 1.60v (undervolted from 1.67 to reduce temps)
As mentioned: It is at least 10 days stable under a near-equivalent prime95 load.
I'd clock higher, but I run my rig under a prime95-equivalent load 24/7 and I want it to last a while.
Why 3.34 GHz?
It works well with my 1333 MHz ram: 167 x 8 = 1336 MHz



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