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Cyclone87

Aug 22 2008, 10:09 PM

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I found it weird when i fail to find overclocking thread on this yorkfield series , therefore i open this thread after 5minutes of searching.
Let dedicated this thread to Intel Quadies 45nm ( Codename : Yorkfield ) .

Here the complete Yorkfield family list

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Yorkfield Family

Yorkfield 6mb L2 Cache
# Core 2 Quad Q9300 2.50Ghz (FSB 1333)
# Core 2 Quad Q9400 2.66ghz (FSB 1333)

Yorkfield 12mb L2 Cache
# Core 2 Quad Q9450 2.66ghz (FSB 1333)
# Core 2 Quad Q9550 2.83ghz (FSB 1333)
# Core 2 Quad Q9650 3.00ghz (FSB 1333)

Yorkfield XE 12mb L2 Cache
# Core 2 Quad QX9650 3.00ghz (FSB 1333)
# Core 2 Quad QX9770 3.20ghz (FSB 1600)

Xeon Yorkfield
# Xeon 3320 2.50Ghz 6mb L2 Cache
# Xeon 3350 2.67Ghz 12mb L2 Cache
# Xeon 3360 2.83Ghz 12mb L2 Cache

C2Q 45nm users, come in and show me you break 4.0ghz barrier with your quad . I cant even break 3.5ghz properly with my X3320. Going to try harder later by pump up the vcore.

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Technically, it's tough to get over 450fsb on quads. Even to stablised it on 440fsb is not easy

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QUOTE(kucingfight @ Aug 22 2008, 10:13 PM)

Technically, it's tough to get over 450fsb on quads. Even to stablised it on 440fsb is not easy

Yea i was kinda disappointed because i was aiming for 4.0ghz just like my E7200. But stuck at 444FSB at the moment.

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LOL! 7.5x on X3320 is PITA to OC till 4Ghz. or should i say impossible. it's FSB wall of that proc, around 440 - 470.

i just tested my X3320 today, FSB wall at 450. still priming at 1.225V vCore (idle: 1.216; load: 1.200)

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Aug 22 2008, 10:55 PM

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i get 4.6G...well its a qx... unlock multiplier... the max fsb is around 450 - 460 tho... with water cooling...extreme cooling max i gotten for this qx is 5.6g

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i will smile to death if i have a QX haha

if target 4ghz, get a quad with multiplier 9x and above

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waaa....really need this thread!!!
any X3320 user???
post up somtng lor....

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QUOTE(tech_frix @ Aug 23 2008, 07:50 AM)

waaa....really need this thread!!!
any X3320 user???
post up somtng lor....

Later i bump voltage on my X3320 all to max and see whether can break 450fsb wall or not.

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My highest w Q9300.

-pWs-

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QUOTE(Cyclone87 @ Aug 23 2008, 09:00 AM)

Later i bump voltage on my X3320 all to max and see whether can break 450fsb wall or not.

nah -pWs- ady up to that range

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i meant X3320 FSB wall is 440-460. 450 is specifically for my proc. at least below 1.218V load. will try 2.5V later

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QUOTE(toughnut @ Aug 23 2008, 11:48 AM)

i meant X3320 FSB wall is 440-460. 450 is specifically for my proc. at least below 1.218V load. will try 2.5V later

Finally got your 45nm proc! Cool!

What mobo are you using?

My P35-DS3 seems to be incompatible with it, had to return it

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hehe, tested the proc throughly but seem like it hitting FSB wall VERY fast.

450 at 1.2375V Bios (idle: 1.232; load: 1.216). fully stable after priming few hours, few loops of 3DM06

Using P35-DS3P v1.0 with F11 bios. new bios support 45nm cpu. and i noticed that the precision for vCore, vMem, etc has been increased. very precise compare to earlier bios. loadline calibration also available O_o

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QUOTE(fesick @ Aug 23 2008, 09:47 AM)

nah -pWs- ady up to that range

That result was taken w my DFI P35.
Will try oc more using DFI P45 T2RS.

-pWs-

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QUOTE(toughnut @ Aug 23 2008, 12:15 PM)

hehe, tested the proc throughly but seem like it hitting FSB wall VERY fast.

450 at 1.2375V Bios (idle: 1.232; load: 1.216). fully stable after priming few hours, few loops of 3DM06

Using P35-DS3P v1.0 with F11 bios. new bios support 45nm cpu. and i noticed that the precision for vCore, vMem, etc has been increased. very precise compare to earlier bios. loadline calibration also available O_o

Wow! Nice..... too bad my P35-DS3 couldn't run it well

I was running at 3.26Ghz at 1.175v Bios!!! Stable in prime95 for 6hours but not stable when folding...

Had to return the proc to seller......

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Aug 23 2008, 02:47 PM

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noob Q's

i see very low vcores (compared to dual & c2d)
is that the actuall Vcore required? even for benching?
wats the temps on this quaddies?

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saw -pWs- 's screenies
60++ oso

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Damn it seem like going to 460FSB is not possible for me even i pump to 1.5v. But there is a guy at garage sales with the same X3320 doing 480FSB at only 1.3v .

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Try to pump some VTT.

-pWs-

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QUOTE(Cyclone87 @ Aug 23 2008, 06:55 PM)

Damn it seem like going to 460FSB is not possible for me even i pump to 1.5v. But there is a guy at garage sales with the same X3320 doing 480FSB at only 1.3v .

VTT and GTL Ref is the key

Never really try to clock a quad through

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QUOTE(OC4/3 @ Aug 23 2008, 07:36 PM)

VTT and GTL Ref is the key

Never really try to clock a quad through

enlighten me with ur knowledge....

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