Approaching 4Ghz. Current stable at 3.958GHz @ 1.575V Core. My first sub 13sec.


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Running 32M at 3.8Ghz. Seems to be stable at this speed.

This post has been edited by jarofclay: Sep 20 2006, 07:51 PM


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Actually, i didn't notice any difference in my superpi with or without EIST. BTW, I did disable EIST in the BIOS but it didn't take effect.

1.6V and touch only 3.3 is a bit low, seriously.

E6300 & 6400 are most overclockable because they start from low speed from the beginning, so it's not surprising. Moreover, the chip has less L2, so that helps as well.

Get a screenie from him. Unless his name is coolaler.

This post has been edited by jarofclay: Sep 24 2006, 12:45 AM

Intel being the radiator now?? Hmmm... the chips I have here seems to be cold enough that I can now overclock using crappy stock Intel heatsinks. And dun forget, the C2D stock heatsinks are smaller and default fan speeds are slower than those of Prescotts.

This post has been edited by jarofclay: Sep 27 2006, 07:53 PM

Let me get a better heatsink, and I'll try to hit the magical 4.

Anyway, not fair for you to compare your almost 4ghz C2D with the power consumption of your Winnie 2.4. Unless you're telling me both running at 2.4.

As for EIST, it works pretty well for me, almost all my screenshots at 3.8ghz shows 1.8-1.9ghz only. lols. And yes, it does go back to up to 100% once load or superpi comes into running.

4ghz on air... up a little vcore, drop a little mhz and get the 1M!!

I think your RAMs, as highlighted by darksythe, can do DDR2 880 @ 3-3-3-x timings.
Why so conservative? Try that without raising any more cpu speeds, you should whack my timing and perhaps touch kc's time.

Well, this topic is being visited more than the AM2 by a far margin even though it was started 1-2 months later. That's why.