3.6GHZ + C2D clockers please

MisterT said:
E6420 stable up to 3.75 gets a tad flaky there after, just runs s.pi at 3.84:
320W peltier cooled

ran stable at 3.7 with just water but very unstable anything behond that


I would change your sig then ;)
 
Ok not to ruin your thread Easy but i could quite easily say i have overclocked my E6320 to 4.0GHZ. Screenshots would be nice, thank you. ;) :D
 
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stickroad said:
Ok not to ruin your thread Easy but i could quite easily say i have overclocked my E6320 to 4.0GHZ. Screenshots would be nice, thank you. ;) :D


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E6600 at 3.6GHz exactly. 1.5250V IIRC, and a Scythe Infinity cooler. During the spring it was nearly completely stable at 3.7GHz - just not stable enough to count. Benches weren't a problem, but extended Oblivion sessions were.


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E6600 at 3.6GHz here, it's an L629B (seems i got lucky, I've tried 3 other E6600s and none could hit 3.6 properly) which has been lapped and is fitted to a tuniq tower. The bios voltage is 1.43 but the actual load voltage is nearer 1.344 according to speedfan.

Temps are manageable which is nice considering how quiet the system is overall, even with the impending summer heat, though i recently got the temp to go 4c lower by relapping the cpu and heatsink with 600grit sandpaper :)

Unfortunately it looks like it'd never be able to go near 4ghz - trying that with any voltage makes it orthos stable for about 2 seconds...
 
So have I got to interupt my folding at home and run Orthos for a few hours?

If so, can we have some ground rules please.
 
Whatever happened to 24 hours stable, none of this 8 hours BS carp... :P


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Unrelated to OP but meh.
 
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pegasus1 said:
i think it should be those who have OCed by at least 1.5ghz, then us [email protected] could get a look in

Agreed, this thread is pointless and doesn't make sense. "Who's got 3.6" is a nominal figure without specifying a specific CPU. I would have thought easy, who is so specific about what others are allowed to post, would have clamped down on this :rolleyes:.
 
Kinda right I guess, cause if you own a QX6800, then 3.6 isn't exactly a good sized overclock :) However if you manage 3.4 on a e6300 then I'm impressed :P
 
My E6300 wouldn't clock at all in my Shuttle, not even a Mhz without upping the VCore, rapidly going off Shuttles (3 SD37P2's = 3 RMA's).
 


3.6 prime stable. 1.37 volts underload , i kno the chip will do 3.9 - 4ghz, but need to get my watercooling first :)
 
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