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    I've been staring at the bios screen almost the entire 3 hours, because it simply wouldn't boot win and i tried nearly everything (see below).

    Different mem dividers
    Different mp
    QPI dividers
    Turbo on/off
    VTT
    Vcore
    Vdimm

    Popped in my trusty 920 (4.6ghz 21x220 @ 1066 mem ht on 1.35V 24/7) loaded the profile and booted right up and stable till now (10 hours ago).
    My memory runs out of juice around 2100mhz cl8 and with the 920 its 1780mhz or 2230mhz wich is to low or way to high (220bclk). With the 930 i can reduce the bclk without losing cpu speed and that way come very close to the 2100 mhz ram speed. That way there both performing close to their max .
    Last edited by SmokeyTheBandit; 02-14-2010 at 11:31 AM.
    Cpu: Core i7 930 @ 4.5 Ghz 1.4V (24/7)
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    Memory: 6GB Kingston Hyper @ 2150Mhz 8-8-8-28 -> 1.72V
    Graphics Card: HD5870 + EK-Waterblock
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    Quote Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBandit View Post
    Well i've played with the 930 for about 3 hours and replaced it with my good old 920. The reason is quit simple this batch (3001A117) sux ass big time.
    It could only boot win7 at 4.4 ht on 1.45v and i didn't even bother with LinX wich it most likely fail bigtime at those settings
    I have the change to exchange it with another batch when they arrive at my work

    Avoid any i7 with 3001A117 batch !!

    Oh what a shame, i wake up thinking on those SS.

    Anyway, if you can get another one with better batch, SS and configs will be appreciated.


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    i7-920 D0 Batch#3923A766
    purchased new from Newegg 2/1/2010
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    4.0Ghz (21x191) HT on
    Vcore: 1.30625v
    QPI/Dram (Vtt): 1.2375v

    stable for at least several hours with Prime95 using small FFTs & blend

    with HT off, same overclock only requires about 1.2625 Vcore with much lower temps...
    I'm thinking 4.2Ghz may be possible with HT off @ Vcore < 1.325v but haven't tried yet

    anyway probably about average, not terrible definitely not a gem

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    Smokey, I can't quite tell from the pic, but does the 930 have a new s-spec?
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    Quote Originally Posted by H2O View Post
    Smokey, I can't quite tell from the pic, but does the 930 have a new s-spec?
    Yes : SLBKP
    Cpu: Core i7 930 @ 4.5 Ghz 1.4V (24/7)
    Mainboard: Classified E760 @ B3 X58 + EK Waterblock
    Memory: 6GB Kingston Hyper @ 2150Mhz 8-8-8-28 -> 1.72V
    Graphics Card: HD5870 + EK-Waterblock
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    All build in a Corsair Obsidian 800D

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    uh oh, this is the fourth person i've seen with mis. 3001 batch 930's and ALL have been dissapointed thus far. Looks like intel is tired of us making their 1000 dollar chips look bad...?
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    Quote Originally Posted by melnd View Post
    uh oh, this is the fourth person i've seen with mis. 3001 batch 930's and ALL have been dissapointed thus far. Looks like intel is tired of us making their 1000 dollar chips look bad...?
    True
    Last edited by imo; 02-18-2010 at 02:48 AM.

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    what about i7 - 920 batch 3944A837 ?

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    Man those 3001 i7 930s dont look good at all...

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    It's my first post here, but that doesnt matter


    Here is my PC:

    Asus P6T Deluxe V2
    Intel Core I7 920 D0 - batch 3927A448 (crap)
    Coolermaster Hyper 212Plus, with MX2
    Asus HD5870
    Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 6GB
    Gigabyte Odin Pro 800W PSU
    and so on


    Problem i have is, i can only succesfully clock this CPU using the 21 multiplyer. Today I've put the newest bios for the board in (0901), it says it increases board stability, and it does, sort of.

    To get to 4Ghz i run:

    CPU VCore - 1.3000V
    QPI - 1.27500
    IOH - 1.14
    ICH - 1.10
    CPU PLL - 1.80
    LLC - On

    Temps are 72C max with Core 0 being the highest after runing 15 passes of Intel Burn test on High.


    Thing is, whatever i try with the board settings, 1.29375 is half stable so it doesnt matter. Using the 20 multiplyer, i can see many people have trouble, i need more CPU voltage (1.33 wasnt stable). Using 19 x 210, it just wont boot, no matter what i try in the settings, ram, voltage, timings, pcie, crap. The ram is stable up to 1800Mhz so that is no problem.

    So i got two questions:


    1) Why does it still randomly crash, sometimes in IE, sometimes in Games, sometimes on desktop - just freezes even though i did 10 passes of IBT on high?
    2) Why cant i even boot at 210 BCLK?


    Man it's driving me nuts
    Last edited by Filip; 02-28-2010 at 02:04 PM.

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    1) Gotta be some power saving tech kicking in, Can be C6, for example.
    2) Either a bad chip or incorrect IOH / ICH / VTT settings.
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    Anybody knows anything about this batch 3949A596?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Filip View Post
    It's my first post here, but that doesnt matter


    Here is my PC:

    Asus P6T Deluxe V2
    Intel Core I7 920 D0 - batch 3927A448 (crap)
    Coolermaster Hyper 212Plus, with MX2
    Asus HD5870
    Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 6GB
    Gigabyte Odin Pro 800W PSU
    and so on


    Problem i have is, i can only succesfully clock this CPU using the 21 multiplyer. Today I've put the newest bios for the board in (0901), it says it increases board stability, and it does, sort of.

    To get to 4Ghz i run:

    CPU VCore - 1.3000V
    QPI - 1.27500
    IOH - 1.14
    ICH - 1.10
    CPU PLL - 1.80
    LLC - On

    Temps are 72C max with Core 0 being the highest after runing 15 passes of Intel Burn test on High.


    Thing is, whatever i try with the board settings, 1.29375 is half stable so it doesnt matter. Using the 20 multiplyer, i can see many people have trouble, i need more CPU voltage (1.33 wasnt stable). Using 19 x 210, it just wont boot, no matter what i try in the settings, ram, voltage, timings, pcie, crap. The ram is stable up to 1800Mhz so that is no problem.

    So i got two questions:


    1) Why does it still randomly crash, sometimes in IE, sometimes in Games, sometimes on desktop - just freezes even though i did 10 passes of IBT on high?
    2) Why cant i even boot at 210 BCLK?


    Man it's driving me nuts

    Try:

    BCLK = 19x210

    CPU VCore - 1.3000V
    QPI - 1.4
    IOH - 1.2
    ICH - 1.2
    CPU PLL - 1.88
    LLC - On

    If that is doing it for you, you know it's not the Vcore. Next lower the QPI to 1.35v...try again.

    Start high on all voltages and go lower on one at a time. It's alla about having a static environment when isolating factors.
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    I'll give it a go

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    anybody got a 3941B?

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    Here we have 70 pages of 920 batches that may or may not be very good. For a new build I had thought about 920 or 930 but where is the quality. I am now thinking about a 940 or 950. Are these more stable CPU's?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChuckR View Post
    Here we have 70 pages of 920 batches that may or may not be very good. For a new build I had thought about 920 or 930 but where is the quality. I am now thinking about a 940 or 950. Are these more stable CPU's?
    It depends. They are binned higher (i.e. better wafers than the 920) so they may be slightly better. But I'd save your money and go for a W3520 or 920 instead.
    Regards,
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    Does it makes sense to run on a lower multi with a higher BCLK? Anyone tested?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Filip View Post
    I'll give it a go
    Didnt work. I guess i got a bad CPU?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aoch88 View Post
    Does it makes sense to run on a lower multi with a higher BCLK? Anyone tested?
    It boosts your QPI, ram and uncore (unless you have to set them lower manually to hit the higher BCLK due to ram/cpu limitation etc) so you should get a little better performance. BCLK is not like FSB though so it doesn't work like it used to with s775.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChuckR View Post
    Here we have 70 pages of 920 batches that may or may not be very good. For a new build I had thought about 920 or 930 but where is the quality. I am now thinking about a 940 or 950. Are these more stable CPU's?
    940 is an old C0/C1 revision, don't even think about buying it...
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    Batch No. 3850A796

    I were getting system lockups in just one game (Sacred 2) so I decided to rerun a stability test on my CPU overclock, doing 1 hour of Prime:



    1.31v CPU, 1.31v QPI, 1.64v ram.

    Everything seems fine. I also googled my batch number, and surprisingly this review came up using my batch number running at over 5 Ghz on an EVGA Classified:

    http://www.anandtech.com/printarticle.aspx?i=3561

    So I have a good batch, but mine isnt stable at 4.0 Ghz . Must be the 12 Gb then, changing my CPU would be pointless, I have good temps for air cooling, and have reseated the CPU 3 times already to get them, so I really dont want to change either the CPU or Motherboard unless they fail. The hottest core hovers at 70-72 Degress, and I never say it go any higher.
    Last edited by Mungri; 03-06-2010 at 11:56 PM.

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    Instead of 1 hour with prime which is pointless, try 1 hour of linx

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    Oh well, I actually managed to get it stable at 4.2 Ghz at last ..... But the temps ....




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    Yeah those max temps are a bit too high for my liking. To me 80ºc is max safe, 90ºc is max. Although I have at one point in time ran slightly over 90ºc but to me that's wanting to burn your CPU. Unless you can get some better fans for your heatsink or get a better heatsink, I would back that overclock down a bit. Good job though, temps are the ones kicking your butt now though
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