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8700K OcUK Stock and Binned Processors

Those stats if true are pretty welcome and indicate Intel is probably shipping some nice silicon.

However, my point still stands. Once the binning process starts anything thats not being sold at a premium 5hgz+ capable chip by a reseller that is binning their stock will basically be known to be not capable.

You are guaranteed the runt of the litter unless you buy into the binned kit and pay that premium.
 
Those stats if true are pretty welcome and indicate Intel is probably shipping some nice silicon.

However, my point still stands. Once the binning process starts anything thats not being sold at a premium 5hgz+ capable chip by a reseller that is binning their stock will basically be known to be not capable.

You are guaranteed the runt of the litter unless you buy into the binned kit and pay that premium.

Or buy a retail chip and play the lottery game as usual?
 
^^^ LOL 1.4Vcore without delid impossible sure your an expert Southernorth. Delid is essential to reach high frequencys and with OCUK full warranty included with all delided CPU's.
Where do I say they're not de-lidded? - it's silicon lottery, ofcourse they delids their CPUs. I'm highlighting that 5ghz likely isn't rare after a de-lid. This gives buyers a better idea of actually how rare the performance they pay for is.

How do your own de-lidded figures compare?
 
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Binning now. Takes a couple of days to fully test afew.

I bough a retail and am seriously considering returning that (unopened) and getting a 5ghz delid instead for the improved temps considering at the price I paid it is only a £70 difference. Any idea or which day these should be done as I don't want to miss them (already subbed for a notification as well).

I am running a D5 pump at around 3 with an alphacool ut60 420mm & monsta 280 mm with a GTX 1080 ti EK block and an EK Supremacy Full Nickel block. Was running an i7 5820k @ 4.5ghz @ 1.3v but sadly my motherboard sata controller seems to have died so this has all come on a bit sudden. Hopefully this should be a nice upgrade though +500mhz on all cores plus I purchased a Samsung 960 Evo 1tb, boot speeds should be insane when I am all setup :D
 
I bough a retail and am seriously considering returning that (unopened) and getting a 5ghz delid instead for the improved temps considering at the price I paid it is only a £70 difference. Any idea or which day these should be done as I don't want to miss them (already subbed for a notification as well).

I am running a D5 pump at around 3 with an alphacool ut60 420mm & monsta 280 mm with a GTX 1080 ti EK block and an EK Supremacy Full Nickel block. Was running an i7 5820k @ 4.5ghz @ 1.3v but sadly my motherboard sata controller seems to have died so this has all come on a bit sudden. Hopefully this should be a nice upgrade though +500mhz on all cores plus I purchased a Samsung 960 Evo 1tb, boot speeds should be insane when I am all setup :D

Do it. My 5GHz 8Pack chip runs 5GHz with no AVX offset (or 5.1-5.2 with 5.0 AVX), and now I've finished tweaking the EFI power settings my temps are in the 60s under RealBench stress (240mm AIO silent profile), and in the 40s under normal 100% daily loads. Idle is about 22oC (20oC ambient). You won't regret it imho, it's worth it for the warranty alone. What's £70 on a chip that'll last you years?
 
Do it. My 5GHz 8Pack chip runs 5GHz with no AVX offset (or 5.1-5.2 with 5.0 AVX), and now I've finished tweaking the EFI power settings my temps are in the 60s under RealBench stress (240mm AIO silent profile), and in the 40s under normal 100% daily loads. Idle is about 22oC (20oC ambient). You won't regret it imho, it's worth it for the warranty alone. What's £70 on a chip that'll last you years?

60 in Realbench... Nice! With my huge radiator surface area I might not even hit 60 considering you got that with an AIO. I think I will probably go for it but it does mean I will be without a PC for probably 2 weeks in the end depending on when stock is ready

On a different note I have seen AVX mentioned in a few places but I have never manage to find out what exactly it does, can you enlighten me? :p
 
Do it. My 5GHz 8Pack chip runs 5GHz with no AVX offset (or 5.1-5.2 with 5.0 AVX), and now I've finished tweaking the EFI power settings my temps are in the 60s under RealBench stress (240mm AIO silent profile), and in the 40s under normal 100% daily loads. Idle is about 22oC (20oC ambient). You won't regret it imho, it's worth it for the warranty alone. What's £70 on a chip that'll last you years?


did you get lucky? or do they actually test these without AVX? which would mean the 5.2ghz could potentially do 5.4 which I very much doubt
 
Where do I say they're not de-lidded? - it's silicon lottery, ofcourse they delids their CPUs. I'm highlighting that 5ghz likely isn't rare after a de-lid. This gives buyers a better idea of actually how rare the performance they pay for is.

How do your own de-lidded figures compare?

8Pack should really think before posting.
 
Yeah 8Pack should think before posting!!

In our experience depends on batch numbers. Only one batch behaving like they suggest I think..but we don't ever test above 1.4 commonly we test 1.35-1.375 tops.
 
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would a z370i strix be good enough to reach the frequencies of the binned chips?
yes. Mine is running at 5.2Ghz core, 4.9Ghz ram, 4000 16-17-17-28-2T. The chip I bought randomly sealed, not binned by 8 Pack.
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