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Ogdin
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Nothing fancy http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=371191
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Strongbad536
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Just got to 4Ghz.

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got you all beat :wink:

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no validation though :oops: but still fun to look at :wink:
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Looks like CPU-Z has trouble detecting the FSB on your mobo 8)
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Looks like CPU-Z has trouble detecting the FSB on your mobo 8)


lol just a bit
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simple_inhibition
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hehehe yeah. i wish i would have tried to validate it though. would be awesome to have a validation at that speed :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Strongbad536
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4 Million Mhz, OMG :shock:
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I love the e7200
24/7 3.515ghz 1.17v
3.8ghz 1.27v
4ghz not stable
And it only cost $130!!
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Forgot to post this 8)

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Going for 7ghz+ as soon as I get another p965 motherboard, all the newer chipsets are giving me headaches with this chip :?



My 8500 :)

Personal SuperPI 1m record @ 5433mhz, 8.359sec.


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jacob938
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dam i really need to re-overclock my chip i rolled em back from summer and now the FPS difference of 40+ is really bugging me.
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Just messing around with the new x48, the 780i I used to have doesnt even compare to it.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=398769

This is my first time tweaking the voltages at any level, I hope I'm not going to fry my system.

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well CPUZ doesnt seem to want to show the voltages, but the vcore is at 1.408
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Gauvenator
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bathtbgin wrote:
Just messing around with the new x48, the 780i I used to have doesnt even compare to it.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=398769

This is my first time tweaking the voltages at any level, I hope I'm not going to fry my system.

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well CPUZ doesnt seem to want to show the voltages, but the vcore is at 1.408


on 45nm processors it is wise to keep the voltage below 1.3625v as they are known to degrade quickly above that voltage.
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bathtbgin
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Gauvenator wrote:
bathtbgin wrote:
Just messing around with the new x48, the 780i I used to have doesnt even compare to it.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=398769

This is my first time tweaking the voltages at any level, I hope I'm not going to fry my system.

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well CPUZ doesnt seem to want to show the voltages, but the vcore is at 1.408


on 45nm processors it is wise to keep the voltage below 1.3625v as they are known to degrade quickly above that voltage.


thx for the heads up, dont need to be running at 4ghz anyway.
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Gauvenator
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bathtbgin wrote:
Gauvenator wrote:
bathtbgin wrote:
Just messing around with the new x48, the 780i I used to have doesnt even compare to it.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=398769

This is my first time tweaking the voltages at any level, I hope I'm not going to fry my system.

Edit:
well CPUZ doesnt seem to want to show the voltages, but the vcore is at 1.408


on 45nm processors it is wise to keep the voltage below 1.3625v as they are known to degrade quickly above that voltage.


thx for the heads up, dont need to be running at 4ghz anyway.


hehe it's fine for quick runs to get a nice cpu-z validation or run some benchmarks..just don't run it like that 24/7; wouldn't want to see someone kill such an expensive piece of hardware :shock:
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Denis63
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I've got a e6550 @ 2.33ghz up to 3.15, but apparently it can go much farther :D 32 degrees C at load with a Thermaltake V1 in a Nzxt Apollo and a Gigabyte P35 DS3L.

WTF i just checked everest and im back to stock.... goddammit.

ah, well, i had my DDR800 Mushkin ram up to about 1030mhz and my fsb was at 1775 according to the Intel processor identification utility.

im going to Oc it again and ill add in some screenshots.


whenever i try and go higher, i BSOD, or my motherboard disables the overclock, which is what just happened....
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Denis63
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The tested Intel(R) processor and system bus appear to be operating above their frequency specifications, a condition commonly known as "overclocked".

Please press the advisory button for further information.

Small variations in clock frequencies are common. If there appears to be a significant variation, please contact the PC system manufacturer or microprocessor place of purchase.


Haha!
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GBH
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Denis63 wrote:
I've got a e6550 @ 2.33ghz up to 3.15, but apparently it can go much farther :D 32 degrees C at load with a Thermaltake V1 in a Nzxt Apollo and a Gigabyte P35 DS3L.

WTF i just checked everest and im back to stock.... goddammit.

ah, well, i had my DDR800 Mushkin ram up to about 1030mhz and my fsb was at 1775 according to the Intel processor identification utility.

im going to Oc it again and ill add in some screenshots.


whenever i try and go higher, i BSOD, or my motherboard disables the overclock, which is what just happened....


I have a E6550 as well. Its running at 3.4 right now on air.

You can get yours higher for sure
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Core 2 Duo E8200 @ 3.88 1.2vcore, GA-EP35-DS3R, 4GB OCZ PC2-8500

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=446450

Going to try hit 4GHz but I need to up the voltage. Still have some minor tweaking to be made to the rest of the system as well.


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skhills
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Q9450 - 3.2GHz on 1.26 vCore (1600 FSB).

Stock voltage was 1.2125 but I could only go from stock 2.66 to 2.8GHz on that. Gigabyte EP45-UD3R motherboard (P45 chipset).

Zalman 9500 Cooler. Lapped CPU and heatsink. Arctic Silver 5. Antec 900. CPU temp at 25C after an hour of idle, 47C under long-running load.

FSB on this board goes to 1700+ if I drop the CPU multiplier, so chipset was not the bottleneck.
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