3.6GHZ + C2D clockers please
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3600ghz here with watercooling....
Can do 3700ghz as in my 3dmark score with a little higher vcore...
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=2241549
Can do 3700ghz as in my 3dmark score with a little higher vcore...
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=2241549
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10+ hours orthos blend priority 9.
gets a bit flakey above that. 3 hours ish at 3.9 and will run superpi just above 4 gig.
10+ hours orthos blend priority 9.
gets a bit flakey above that. 3 hours ish at 3.9 and will run superpi just above 4 gig.
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6600@ 3.6ghz with only 1.4v in the bios (everest reads it at 1.36v after vdroop).
I was going to push it furthur but summer is nearly here so I don't want the temps to become an issue
I was going to push it furthur but summer is nearly here so I don't want the temps to become an issue
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I guess i'm not worthy of this thread (only at 3.4Ghz 
) but i'd just like to ask, what cooling is everyone using to get to 3.6Ghz?
Oh and, ArchAnGeL, does it make a difference what priority Orthos is set at?
) but i'd just like to ask, what cooling is everyone using to get to 3.6Ghz?Oh and, ArchAnGeL, does it make a difference what priority Orthos is set at?
Mansize_tissue said:I guess i'm not worthy of this thread (only at 3.4Ghz
Oh and, ArchAnGeL, does it make a difference what priority Orthos is set at?
Apparently, yes. But I'm no expert on the matter. I think higher priorities generate more heat.
[email protected] under water (lo-flow).
3.6Ghz on my Shuttle on water with E6700, it's an early E6700 so shall replace with Quad when the prices drop (the OC is a tad flaky at the moment but working on it, it's a CPU or N/B limited OC I think)
EDIT: All you folks with low VCores are so lucky, mines at +250mv.
EDIT: All you folks with low VCores are so lucky, mines at +250mv.
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QuiKsiLVeR said:
Mine is a L629B I got it from OCUK around november and it is a fantastic chip although it can get a little toasty
CPU: E6600 L632B861
OC: 3712MHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L632
Code: B861
Vcore: 1.550v Bios - 1.51v Load
Run 24-7 @ 3.6Ghz with 1.45V
Further pics on another thread http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17699083&page=9&pp=30
OC: 3712MHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L632
Code: B861
Vcore: 1.550v Bios - 1.51v Load
Run 24-7 @ 3.6Ghz with 1.45V
Further pics on another thread http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17699083&page=9&pp=30
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chipper36, your rig is air cooled, right?
I can't believe how cool your CPU runs!
I can't believe how cool your CPU runs!
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e6600, 400 x 9, 1:1 with ram, 1.38v, L629B stepping (brought november last year), water cooled.
This thread is clockist, 
i think it should be those who have OCed by at least 1.5ghz, then us [email protected] could get a look in
i think it should be those who have OCed by at least 1.5ghz, then us [email protected] could get a look inMansize_tissue said:
Yes air cooled with a Tuniq Tower and 5 12cm fans to keep everything else cool.
Obviously creates quite a bit of noise but not too much to bother me.
Was thinking of water cooling to get to 4GHz but i find 3.6G enough for my needs.
[email protected], L651B731, tuniq @ 60c load, 1.54vcore
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