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I told you...That thing man...I knew....does well...can keep up with the 7700k almost.

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2600x 4.3ghz-Loop

Msi X470 gaming plus

EVGA SuperSC CL16 3200 16gb

gtx 1060

pny nvme 480gb

mushkin eco3 480gb

Sound Blaster Audigy FX

Cooler Master GXII Pro 750w.

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9 hours ago, JRzoid said:

I told you...That thing man...I knew....does well...can keep up with the 7700k almost.

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Any chance you can hit me up in PM mate...having a mare with my 2600X on an X470 Asus Prime Pro...would value some discussion and don't want to clutter the thread :)

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Too bad the database is dead. As a relative newcomer to overclocking I could have used information for a Ryzen 5 2600 on a ASUS B450-F.

 

 

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I got a golden chip with my i5  8600k, i can OC to 5ghz with 1.29V stable.  I don't know if i should use 1.42V for 24/7 use at 5.4ghz, my current stable overclock for daily use is 5.3ghz at 1.355V.  Haven't got any crash since i did my benchmark.  I can even do 5.5ghz @1.47V stable below 80C, here some pics. (off course the chip is delid)  

 

Here are the pics, from left to right:  5.3@1.355V no AVX Uncore x51 , 5.5Ghz @ 1.47V 5.3@1.355V no AVX Uncore x51  (is actually a top 10 in hwbot amateur rank) and finally the 5.00ghz no AVX uncore x48@ 1.29V 

 

Should is try 5.4ghz with 1.4V

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Anyone know how high a Xeon E5430 goes on a stock cooler

Asking for a friend lol

Sorta

MSI RX 570 8GB | i7 3370 @3.4/3.8  |  MS Spectrum  |  120GB OCZ VERT3X SSD  | Seagate 1TB SSHD |

 

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Mobo - MSI Z270 Sli Plus
Ram 2x8GB 2400mhz Corsair cl16
Cooler - Arctic Freezer 34 duo
PSU - Cooler Master 600W 80+ bronze
Case : 2 front intake at 1100rpm all the time + 1 back stacking with the cpu rpm up to 2000rpm and one on the top 1000rpm

BIOS settings

CPU Ratio : 50
Cpu Ratio mode : Fixed
CPU ratio offset when running AVX : Auto
Ring ratio : auto
CPU Loadline Calibration : mode 4
CPU core voltage mode : Override+Offset
CPU core voltage : 1.240v
CPU core voltage offsetmode : -
CPU core voltage offset : 0.005


CPU-Z - https://valid.x86.fr/7ti323

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P.S. with delid and better mobo and cooler will probably fly to 5.4GHz

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Mobo: Maximus 11 Hero (Wifi)

AIO: coolermaster ML360R  

PSU: EVGA G3 850W

 

Misc chip quality parameter:

Sil quanlity: 67% according to AI suite

 

XMP Setting: 

Mulitpiler: All core 50

BLK freq: 100Mhz

AVX offset: 0

Core Voltage: 1.32V

VCCIO: 1.215V

System Agent: 1.215V

 

Ram: 4000Mhz at 17-17-37, ram voltage 1.38 V

 

AIDA64 FPU stress test: 38 min elasped, no clock throttling, peak avg cpu temp at 69275387209_5.0Ghz1.32V40mintest.thumb.png.43a5f249562f1e47d108b1e9f3f55670.png

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On 8/10/2019 at 1:55 PM, PowerBaller said:

Mobo: Maximus 11 Hero (Wifi)

AIO: coolermaster ML360R  

PSU: EVGA G3 850W

 

Misc chip quality parameter:

Sil quanlity: 67% according to AI suite

 

XMP Setting: 

Mulitpiler: All core 50

BLK freq: 100Mhz

AVX offset: 0

Core Voltage: 1.32V

VCCIO: 1.215V

System Agent: 1.215V

 

Ram: 4000Mhz at 17-17-37, ram voltage 1.38 V

 

AIDA64 FPU stress test: 38 min elasped, no clock throttling, peak avg cpu temp at 69275387209_5.0Ghz1.32V40mintest.thumb.png.43a5f249562f1e47d108b1e9f3f55670.png

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Here's mine I wish I could oc it more tested it on black ops 4 and csgo...

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Cinebench is about 1580 on R15. Not sure if its good or not!

 

Well, any advice, its welcome.

Running DDR4 at 3600 with 19-20-20-38

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9900KF + Apex XI  5G  Test Cinebench R15 and aida64  
LLC6    adapt voltage   1.3V offset -0.080   Max 1.23V,  AVX load 1.185V,  NonAVX 1.2V    88c

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Core2Devil E8400 3GHZ at 4.1Ghz

Maxtemps 77-82*c spikes.

1.4v loaded with No Loadline present...

1.46v set to account for VDROOP.

Gigabyte P35 S3

4GB 4x1GB 667Mhz CL555 at 900Mhz CL577

2GB 7790 (260x)

 

Being SO Old..

One Core is Heavily (10*c+) warmer than the other indicating it needs a cemented paste removal via delid and repaste under the Heatspreader but I've not done that yet...

 

 

Sorry about using crappy Phone pictures I'm out and about and figured I'd still post them...

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Maximums - Asus Z97-K /w i5 4690 Bclk @106.9Mhz * x39 = 4.17Ghz, 8GB of 2600Mhz DDR3,.. Gigabyte GTX970 G1-Gaming @ 1550Mhz

 

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I have a questions boyz.... got my ryzen 5 3600 for about a month ,well I tried a lot of ways for oc but the most of the interest was the 4.350ghz all core with 1.30v override,the

score bellow 3681 its with 1usmus settings with offset -0.1250v and 300mhz sometimes cores hits the 4.425/4.450 which one u will choose for 24/7? I cant find also any difference in gaming max volt with PBO it was 1.36v

 

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Simple validation run with setup and cooling I used shown - Validation link included too.

https://valid.x86.fr/60dgzb

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"If you ever need anything please don't hesitate to ask someone else first"..... Nirvana
"Whadda ya mean I ain't kind? Just not your kind"..... Megadeth
Speaking of things being "All Inclusive", Hell itself is too.

 

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One more from me - Holds the WR for this chip model: https://valid.x86.fr/ewhq0m
 

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"If you ever need anything please don't hesitate to ask someone else first"..... Nirvana
"Whadda ya mean I ain't kind? Just not your kind"..... Megadeth
Speaking of things being "All Inclusive", Hell itself is too.

 

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Ryzen Athlon 220ge max 

4391mhz at 1.58v 

Asus B450M-A 

 


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On 5/18/2013 at 5:30 PM, MeltyMoon said:

175+ Submissions!

Over 20,000 views!

 

Color ranking explanation(based on hours stress tested):

 

Red: Less than one hour (or just a CPU-Z Validation)

Orange: 1-3 Hours (or at least 40-50 passes with prime95)

Green: 4-6 Hours

Purple: 6+ Hours

 

 

 

Okay so I have a form all drawn up and in place, and it automatically adds entries to the DB spreadsheet. The form itself is fairly self explanatory, however I would happy to answer any questions that occur. If i missed something that you feel should be added to the form, (hopefully nothing blatantly obvious  :ph34r: ) let me know! I can edit the form and DB at anytime. Also i will be checking the DB spreadsheet to validate entries. If an entry comes through that doesn't match up to the photo, or if the entry comes without a photo it will be flagged yellow. This just means not verified, and it WILL stay in the DB. However if you want this flag removed pm me with your missing photo, etc and I will update your entry and remove the flag :). If you have multiple machines, or CPUs  to swap out with, please add them! Lets make this database huge! Lastly, yes I realize that my entry is not OC'd at all but that was just me testing my form. I'm only on stock atm, so when i actually have the time to tinker with my PC and have money for a cooler i may add another entry :P

 

 

 Without further adieu here are your two links;

Form :https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qqM1jDGeh_tA99PZLcRzAvETYK9R3qdu84-vK34wuSE/viewform

 

Database Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtYAz9JoDICbdFM3dXBaNjZPMVgzWE1jYUlZekZYc3c#gid=0

 

Also don't forget to share your thoughts/opinions!

 

Cheers,

MeltyMoon

Update 10/16: With a new Cinebench Release I would like to ask all new entries to be measured in that version of release! All old entries are fine, but can be updated if you wish to have a up to date entry :). To update your cinebench score, run the new build (which will be linked in the form) and take a screen cap of it and pm it to me!

Thanks in advance!

Update:

Just in case any of you didn't realize, my new method of letting you know if an entry has been approved or not yet is if the Intel, or AMD spaces have been matched up to the color code. If you notice that some entries haven't, don't worry about it. I'm only human and I will make sure I will update your entries the next chance I can :)

 

All new Haswell entries will require a main tab of cpu-z and a RAM tab of cpu-z as well. Users that do not include both will be flagged orange in their image link section. Feel free to PM me and I will update your submission if you need it revised!

 

Update 2: Cinebench optional tab created! I would love to see users either update their existing entries by PMing me their scores, and I would love to see all new entries include one! This way we can see how CPUs at given frequencies compete! Link to the Cinebench page is included in the submission form for your convinience :)

 

Example Screenshot:

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Something like this is great! Makes my life very easy :P I'm looking for:

1. CPU Load (shown through something like aida, or just the windows performance tab on the task manager)

2. CPU-Z Open on the main tab (and a CPU-Z RAM tab for Haswell entries)

3. Some sort of temperature monitoring suite

4. A stress test software (aida, prime, intel tuning utility, etc.) Something that records the total time stressed(built in for aida or intel tuning utility), or a way to show me how long the processor was in fact stressed for.

oof.. my cpu isnt there..... core2quad Q9550 

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Not gonna claim this as "Official" but managed this while testing/tuning it on DICE while Team Cup was underway last year.

BTW RAM speed is incorrect - Shows the wrong speeds when odd RAM divisors are used.

 

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"If you ever need anything please don't hesitate to ask someone else first"..... Nirvana
"Whadda ya mean I ain't kind? Just not your kind"..... Megadeth
Speaking of things being "All Inclusive", Hell itself is too.

 

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Running 5.1 for 4 years now, got some new memory, did a quick cache overclock and bumped up my CPU another 100Mhz. Result is not really stunning, more like dissapointing, but might as well show it here. Memory overclock is just a quick working solution as for now. Going to increase the clockspeed and tighten the timings soon.

Validation: https://valid.x86.fr/ypv28v

 

- Idle around 20c

- Load after 1 hour of gaming 50c

 

- CPU set to 5.2Ghz

- Voltage 1.392v

- CPU SA 1.2

- CPU IO 1.15

- CPU PLL OC 1.13

- LLC mode 4

 

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Ryzen 3200G (with one of the worst mobo I've ever used)

4297.46 MHz

http://valid.x86.fr/xmyrqp

This was just a CPU-Z validation.

 

I can't get this to stabilized with this terrible mobo lol...

i9-10940X @5.40GHz (currently the top OC record):  https://valid.x86.fr/5jiapc

i9-10940X Regular 24/7 @5.1GHz all core: http://valid.x86.fr/bj13uz

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