tidyboy21
Member
This is the highest that I have managed to get it up to, 3.9GHz, not bad at all on air.
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=278103
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=278103
Overclocking Competition!!!
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INTELCRAZY
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This thread lasted a long time 
/sarcasm
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Freestylingford
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this is on air.
tidyboy21
Member
I agree, lol. That would put me 1st, right, lol.
Sorry for reviving this thread if nobody cares any more.
This is on air cooling. Prime95 was biting the dust straight away on all four cores. No blue screens or restarts though.
I tried putting the multiplier up to 15 (5.00GHz), but wouldn't boot and had to reset CMOS.
Voltage in BIOS was at 1.575V for VCORE, and I think I had mch and fsb at +0.2V. Not sure why CPU-Z only shows 1.138V.
I'm now properly stress testing at 4.00GHz, 1.45V vcore and normal for everything else. I'll try and get it higher stably after I properly test the ceilings and stable settings on my FSB and RAM in isolation.
If anyone knows, what are the 'normal' voltages for vfsb, vdram and vmch? With my MB, it only shows 'normal' and then +0.1V, +0.2V etc.
This is on air cooling. Prime95 was biting the dust straight away on all four cores. No blue screens or restarts though.
I tried putting the multiplier up to 15 (5.00GHz), but wouldn't boot and had to reset CMOS.
Voltage in BIOS was at 1.575V for VCORE, and I think I had mch and fsb at +0.2V. Not sure why CPU-Z only shows 1.138V.
I'm now properly stress testing at 4.00GHz, 1.45V vcore and normal for everything else. I'll try and get it higher stably after I properly test the ceilings and stable settings on my FSB and RAM in isolation.
If anyone knows, what are the 'normal' voltages for vfsb, vdram and vmch? With my MB, it only shows 'normal' and then +0.1V, +0.2V etc.
Sorry for reviving this thread if nobody cares any more.
This is on air cooling. Prime95 was biting the dust straight away on all four cores. No blue screens or restarts though.
I tried putting the multiplier up to 15 (5.00GHz), but wouldn't boot and had to reset CMOS.
Voltage in BIOS was at 1.575V for VCORE, and I think I had mch and fsb at +0.2V. Not sure why CPU-Z only shows 1.138V.
I'm now properly stress testing at 4.00GHz, 1.45V vcore and normal for everything else. I'll try and get it higher stably after I properly test the ceilings and stable settings on my FSB and RAM in isolation.
If anyone knows, what are the 'normal' voltages for vfsb, vdram and vmch? With my MB, it only shows 'normal' and then +0.1V, +0.2V etc.
Damn...you just knocked me out of highest posted OC so far... I sense another shot at OC'ing heading my way
Almost makes me wanna get another CPU so I don't hurt Big D.
- what is that?Haha I would love an ultra, but when I bought the XXX, it was the biggest and baddest. When the ultra came out, figured it's not going to be that much better, and I'm not Mr. Money Bags so yeh.
What's a rim?
And I've read about 'vdroop' - but does anybody know why CPU-Z just shows 1.138V for vcore when ever I have it at about 1.45V or higher?
What's a rim?
And I've read about 'vdroop' - but does anybody know why CPU-Z just shows 1.138V for vcore when ever I have it at about 1.45V or higher?
INTELCRAZY
banned
Sorry for reviving this thread if nobody cares any more.
This is on air cooling. Prime95 was biting the dust straight away on all four cores. No blue screens or restarts though.
I tried putting the multiplier up to 15 (5.00GHz), but wouldn't boot and had to reset CMOS.
Voltage in BIOS was at 1.575V for VCORE, and I think I had mch and fsb at +0.2V. Not sure why CPU-Z only shows 1.138V.
I'm now properly stress testing at 4.00GHz, 1.45V vcore and normal for everything else. I'll try and get it higher stably after I properly test the ceilings and stable settings on my FSB and RAM in isolation.
If anyone knows, what are the 'normal' voltages for vfsb, vdram and vmch? With my MB, it only shows 'normal' and then +0.1V, +0.2V etc.
Validation?
Geoff
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I could care less unless you have validation to prove it. Edited screenshots occur way too much.Sorry for reviving this thread if nobody cares any more.
This is on air cooling. Prime95 was biting the dust straight away on all four cores. No blue screens or restarts though.
I tried putting the multiplier up to 15 (5.00GHz), but wouldn't boot and had to reset CMOS.
Voltage in BIOS was at 1.575V for VCORE, and I think I had mch and fsb at +0.2V. Not sure why CPU-Z only shows 1.138V.
I'm now properly stress testing at 4.00GHz, 1.45V vcore and normal for everything else. I'll try and get it higher stably after I properly test the ceilings and stable settings on my FSB and RAM in isolation.
If anyone knows, what are the 'normal' voltages for vfsb, vdram and vmch? With my MB, it only shows 'normal' and then +0.1V, +0.2V etc.
xxxalpinexxx80
New Member
i hit 3.6 on the q6600 b3 but i just downloaded core temp and it says i have a intel xeon 2.40 (clovertown
Frequency 3600.10 (600.02x6.0
platform lga 771
Frequency 3600.10 (600.02x6.0
platform lga 771