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There seems to be a distict lack of Conroe results on the forum so I am posting details of my E6700 that arrived today 
Having played with the chip all afternoon and evening I have found that my chip is very overclockable, however there is a huge difference between stable and unstable clock speeds.
I can boot into windows and run 1M super Pi as high as 3.8 Ghz (10 x 380). I have managed to run 3d 2001 at 3.6Ghz. I have only achived 100% stability and fully Prime stable at 3.5Ghz. I should point out that I am using silent air cooling in an HTPC case, so cooling is somewhat basic.
Here are my results at 3.5Ghz with RAM at 4:5 ratio (Ram is overclocked too)
Firstly proof that its Prime stable (I let the test run for 15 Minutes - will do longer later, but the screen shot was taken after 8)
Next, with exactly the same settings and without re-booting, here are some 3D and Super-Pi results... All tests run one after the other, no pause.
I know these results are not the best you will see... partly due to cooling, but they are 100% stable and as far as i know these are the first on the forum that claim to be so.
Having played with the chip all afternoon and evening I have found that my chip is very overclockable, however there is a huge difference between stable and unstable clock speeds.
I can boot into windows and run 1M super Pi as high as 3.8 Ghz (10 x 380). I have managed to run 3d 2001 at 3.6Ghz. I have only achived 100% stability and fully Prime stable at 3.5Ghz. I should point out that I am using silent air cooling in an HTPC case, so cooling is somewhat basic.
Here are my results at 3.5Ghz with RAM at 4:5 ratio (Ram is overclocked too
)Firstly proof that its Prime stable (I let the test run for 15 Minutes - will do longer later, but the screen shot was taken after 8)
Next, with exactly the same settings and without re-booting, here are some 3D and Super-Pi results... All tests run one after the other, no pause.
I know these results are not the best you will see... partly due to cooling, but they are 100% stable and as far as i know these are the first on the forum that claim to be so.
