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Current Batch of 2700K Overclocking
- Thread starter 8 Pack
- Start date
Soldato
- Joined
- 24 Jul 2006
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- 8,876
- Location
- Hoddesdon, London, UK
Not from ocuk, but these are the 2700K rigs so far i've done:
4.8Ghz 1.384v
4.8Ghz 1.394v
4.6Ghz 1.394v
4.7Ghz 1.384v
4.6Ghz 1.384v
4.5Ghz - 1.394v - arrgh
Variables are case, gpu and hdds, RAM amount - but G.Skill modules always
Constants are psu : Corsair AX 750, Asus P8Z68 PRO-V, Noctua NHD-14 and Phanteks. All primed 48hrs and LINX'ed 150 runs.
Voltages were taken from as cpu-z max recorded as off-set was used and varied with chip, as did LLC level. Don't see a huge variation with the 2600K i've clocked so far, but its not a huge sample. None were 4.9 or 5Ghz chips with what i'd consider safe volts.
4.8Ghz 1.384v
4.8Ghz 1.394v
4.6Ghz 1.394v
4.7Ghz 1.384v
4.6Ghz 1.384v
4.5Ghz - 1.394v - arrgh
Variables are case, gpu and hdds, RAM amount - but G.Skill modules always
Constants are psu : Corsair AX 750, Asus P8Z68 PRO-V, Noctua NHD-14 and Phanteks. All primed 48hrs and LINX'ed 150 runs.
Voltages were taken from as cpu-z max recorded as off-set was used and varied with chip, as did LLC level. Don't see a huge variation with the 2600K i've clocked so far, but its not a huge sample. None were 4.9 or 5Ghz chips with what i'd consider safe volts.
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