Nice.... Let's journey continue!

3.81ghz 1.45vcore prime stable

E6850

If you fail prime at stock speed, its means that there is nothing wrong with proc. Start looking elsewhere.. Like...

PC6400 @ 4-4-4-12 1T <<<<

If u not sure which app is more accurate, always trust the one that record higher temp

Anyway, I am quite sure that coretemp got problem detecting the correct temp for E6*50 proc. Anyway, I am using Asus Probe II

@raymond

Nice result.. My proc cant do that. Probably need more testing. Hehe..

Quite obvious that DFI > P5K Deluxe in Mhz but lost out in ram timing. Sigh

Some result I obtained from quick benching on my Asus P5K Deluxe as requested by some buyer.

4ghz (1.46vcore) Prime Stable (Blend Test, Priority 9) for 12hours


Untweaked and run at 'dirty' window Pi Result at 4248.


Suicide run

Errr... You are only half correct about the proc and cooling. Though, cooling is very important but a good mobo is needed also to achieve that. So far I cant reach that speed and stablity with any of my mobo I tested before.

I not sure what revision is my board but its should be the latest gua

uglyvamp based in Singapore le.. Anyway, it is quite easy to setup an OC rig or how to OC just by reading through those guide and so on.

Those digital PWM is seriously over rated. When you going for extreme oc and high vcore, you will prefer analog as it is more stable.

From what I read, seems that DFI have solved those picky problem but we'll never know for sure unless its had been tested by any normal user

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This post has been edited by irangan: Aug 7 2007, 04:01 PM

@max_87

What is ur processor Batch Code? E6850 proc can reach 4ghz easily even with air cooling. Not to mention that you are using IP35-Pro.

Btw, with 27~28C ambient temp... Full load temp for E6850 @ 3.9ghz shouldnt exceed 50'C under WC. Time to upgrade your WC set. Hehe..

Its depends on which batch your proc. My L720A can prime at 4ghz (1.46vcore).

I think your proc is under those hotter e6850 batch. From what I tested, there is some or I should say most e6850 is cool even under load but some proc like the one I am using now is belongs to hotter ver. 5-10'c higher than those cool ver. That's why, i ask for your batch code.

its clashed with our windows. do happen to me last time but after reinstall fresh window, it is solved.

OEM warranty much depends on the company that distribute it. Some give 3 months, some give 1 year but most of it DOA Warranty only.

Anyway, it is not a fair comparision between coolice PC8000 Ballistix and your anny (gay name ). Hehe.. Though anny is a handpicked D9GMH ram but its using much higher bin timing than PC8000. e.g. PC8000 using 2.0ns bin and PC8500 using 1.8ns(1.86ns to be exact) bin. The reasoning is the lower the bin timing the better the ram will clock especially at high clock like DDR2 1200 above.

Most of the E6600 is either 1.325 or 1.35. You can check this using Coretemp... The VID Reading is ur default proc vcore.

Read and learn more before OC... Ignorance KILLZ~!

Give the details of ur OC... Then ppl can advise u

Just at safe side, always see the highest temp or trust those software that come with mobo.

Just use those plugin to activate the cpu temp reading.

My second run on my newly bought Retail E8400.

4ghz at 1.37vcore (I believe can go lower than this). Using Gigabyte P35-DS3L. Stable at least while posting this. Haha.. Temp: 33'C Full load on WC.







This post has been edited by irangan: Jan 7 2008, 01:26 AM

Should be no problem... Most P35 board can support penryn provided the manufacturer released a new bios for it.

Not too sure for the stock vcore. The proc spec is not available at intel website yet. But it is written on the box. 1.225vcore.

My stock vcore is lower.

It is a false claim by some AMD fanboys.. When P35 can support QX9650, I cant see the point why its cannot support those normal Quad.

Tunggu apa lagi~! Beli la~! Kan bonus sudah keluar

I think most wolfdale can do that. With proper board and ram, close one eye can reach 4.5ghz on Air.. See coolice testing.

My result is considered lousy.

I think noone can answer that since E8500 is not available in the market yet. But since E8500 have a higher multipler, the chances of better clock is greatly increased.

No... E8500 have a higher multipler.

Actually, E8400 is sharing the clock as E6850 and not E6750. Basically, you wont feel the difference in daily usage between E6850 and E8400 unless during benchmark. But the thing that you will notice is the lower idle/load temp and its can clock much much better.

Not to mention, the freaking cheap price compare to E6850.


A lousy clock if u ask me... Serious limitation from my board. But cant whine much since it is a retirement rig .. Fast fast go and get one and show me the true potential.

About that, we cant say my retail one is better than coolice's ES cuz his proc can go at least 4.7ghz on air cooling. I dont think so... coolice will get one himself soon. hahaha