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[harrynowl]

Xeon tomorrow

[Jumper118]

Xeon tomorrow

hype. i got my w3670 and i7 920 today....... no hype though :'(

[NumLock21]

Xeon tomorrow

I sense, your friends must be wondering why you have a big grin on your face.

[Cheddle]

this clock fails 6 out of 20 Linx passes :-(

 

4.8ghz @ 1.33v crashes within 10 seconds of running linx

 

4.7ghz @ 1.32v:

 

 

[Jumper118]

this clock fails 6 out of 20 Linx passes :-(

 

4.8ghz @ 1.33v crashes within 10 seconds of running linx

 

4.7ghz @ 1.32v:

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you can use the base clock on x99. also do you have really slow ram, because that score seems way too low.

[harrynowl]

I sense, your friends must be wondering why you have a big grin on your face.

the people at college know I'm a cpu person

 

I shift quite a lot of hardware to classmates for very favorable prices

[Jumper118]

challenge:

get >1200cb on a single 1366 cpu. @ProKoN you up for this? i can only see 1 person who done it and they got 1329cb with the 980x

[harrynowl]

challenge:

get >1200cb on a single 1366 cpu. @ProKoN you up for this? i can only see 1 person who done it and they got 1329cb with the 980x

hopefully I can do that on the E5

 

1200 would be just over 4.6 I believe.

[Jumper118]

hopefully I can do that on the E5

 

1200 would be just over 4.6 I believe.

yeah 4.7ghz with good rams

[Cheddle]

you can use the base clock on x99. also do you have really slow ram, because that score seems way too low.

 

yeah I had a few applications open at the time, idle was a few % cpu usage - ive had near 1300 at 4.5ghz before... 

 

my ram is 2,666mhz corsair LPX 

 

from the difference between 4.5ghz and 4.7ghz - and the voltage difference required to pass Linx at those clocks - I don't think its worth running anything higher than 4.5ghz daily.

[ProKoN]

Gonna need a 60 dollar unlocked gulftown or one special westmere

#hotlinebling

[NumLock21]

Gonna need a 60 dollar unlocked gulftown or one special westmere

#hotlinebling

No such thing as unlock cpu during the gulftown days. Intel introduced unlock chips for the extra price tag starting with socket 1155 and socket 2011. All cpus using previous socket don't have locked multiplier. The difference with extreme chip is they have more cores, higher clock, or more cache.

[WezIax]

thats is a monster rig you have there! i approve of that rig even though it looks nice! even you secondary rig is really nice! 

 

also i bet those 4x 290x keep you warm even in Winnipeg.

The sad part is i have to keep a window open all winter for else its like a sauna.

[ProKoN]

No such thing as unlock cpu during the gulftown days. Intel introduced unlock chips for the extra price tag starting with socket 1155 and socket 2011. All cpus using previous socket don't have locked multiplier. The difference with extreme chip is they have more cores, higher clock, or more cache.

 

980x and 990x are both gulftown. they are technically the only officially unlocked 6 cores on 1366

 

http://ark.intel.com/products/codename/29886/Gulftown#

 

intel has unlocked chips alot older than lga 1155

 

multipliers have been locked for a long long long time

[Cheddle]

So I am thinking ill pick 4.6ghz and try and get that stable at the lowest voltages possible.

 

Whats the deal with VCCIN (vrin on my board) - its 1.8v at stock but I saw a post relating to devils canyon chips that it can be just a little above vcore and not impact stability?

 

Can the 5820k do this? my mobo suggests in its all-knowing tool-tips that this setting should be at least 0.4v above vcore.

[Raudi_]

For anyone that is interested I might of ran into Najuno(Used to run the Firestrike Thread) on another forum

[NumLock21]

980x and 990x are both gulftown. they are technically the only officially unlocked 6 cores on 1366

 

http://ark.intel.com/products/codename/29886/Gulftown#

 

intel has unlocked chips alot older than lga 1155

 

multipliers have been locked for a long long long time

Socket 775 don't have lock or unlock chips because all of them can be OC.

Socket 1366 don't have any either, thus why there is no Core i7 920K, just the standard Core i7 920, the X on a 980X does not mean it's unlock, the X stands for Extreme Edition. This also applies to socket 1156, which does not have a Core i7 860K, just Core i7 860.

Socket 1156 is the mainstream platform to socket 775, but socket 775 is split between mainstream and enthusiast based on chipset, not the type of socket.

Socket 775's Intel X38 and X48 successor is socket 1366 with X58, all of them can do SLI at x16/x16.

Socket 775's Intel P35 and P45 successor is socket 1156 with P55, all of them can do SLI at x8/x8.

[Raudi_]

Socket 775 don't have lock or unlock chips because all of them can be OC.

Socket 1366 don't have any either, thus why there is no Core i7 920K, just the standard Core i7 920, the X on a 980X does not mean it's unlock, the X stands for Extreme Edition.

Socket 1156 is the mainstream platform to socket 775, but socket 775 split between mainstream and enthusiast, based on chipset not the type of socket.

Socket 775's Intel X38 and X48 successor is socket 1366 with X58, all of them can do SLI at x16/x16.

Socket 775's Intel P35 and P45 successor is socket 1156 with P55, all of them can do SLI at x8/x8.

X branding on 775 and 1366 CPU's were the only way of getting an unlocked multi at the time if you knew that...

[Dabombinable]

X branding on 775 and 1366 CPU's were the only way of getting an unlocked multi at the time if you knew that...

Or K, remember the Pentium E6500K (which TBH only differed from standard Pentium with the unlocked multiplier-they had no binning).

[NumLock21]

X branding on 775 and 1366 CPU's were the only way of getting an unlocked multi at the time if you knew that...

There is no cpus on 775 with a X, just Extreme Edition. aka Penitum D 965 Extreme Edition. And lock and unlock chips dont' exit during those days.

[Raudi_]

There is no cpus on 775 with a X, just Extreme Edition. aka Penitum D 965 Extreme Edition. And lock and unlock chips dont' exit during those days.

Core 2 Extreme also know as the QX9000 series of LGA 775 Unlocked Core 2 CPU's

[NumLock21]

Core 2 Extreme also know as the QX9000 series of LGA 775 Unlocked Core 2 CPU's

All I remember was during 775 days you can oc via FSB, so even if the multipler is locked, you can still oc. Locked cpu imo would be both bclk and multiplier are locked and you can't change anything way beyond its default value. This is why I haven't heard about locked or unlock cpus during those days, and only have so when Sandy Bridge came out. My old 775 Xeon can be OC too via the FSB from stock of 2.66GHz to 3GHz.

And you guys are right, there are X and K during those days as well.

[ProKoN]

There is no cpus on 775 with a X, just Extreme Edition. aka Penitum D 965 Extreme Edition. And lock and unlock chips dont' exit during those days.

 

we have had EE x chips for a while

 

any 775 chip with an X in the model is unlocked

 

qx6700

 

qx9650

 

these guys have Unlocked multiplers

 

there are two unlocked lga 1156 chips

 

 

dont confuse fsb overclocking with unlocked multipliers. its not the same thing. some locked multipliers can be Reduced others cant even be touched

 

having an unlocked multiplier means you can increase it. you can not increase a locked multiplier!

[Lays]

challenge:

get >1200cb on a single 1366 cpu. @ProKoN you up for this? i can only see 1 person who done it and they got 1329cb with the 980x

Send me the goods and I'll dice bench one gg 1400 cb?

[NumLock21]

we have had EE x chips for a while

 

any 775 chip with an X in the model is unlocked

 

qx6700

 

qx9650

 

these guys have Unlocked multiplers

 

there are two unlocked lga 1156 chips

 

dont confuse fsb overclocking with unlocked multipliers. its not the same thing. some locked multipliers can be Reduced others cant even be touched

 

having an unlocked multiplier means you can increase it. you can not increase a locked multiplier!

Yes, unlock multipler are better cause you don't have to touch the FSB. IMO Intel won't let me oc via multiplier? Fine I'll just do the back door way of oc via FSB and still get my cpu beyond stock clocks. QX series, yes them Core 2 Quad Extreme Editions. never knew they have unlock multiplier.