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Hi Guys,
From the another thread a couple of members asked for my overclocking findings upgrading from my 2600k to the new 2700k.
My 2600k would be stable @4.6 using 1.38ish vcore with HT enabled,
It would boot into windows HT enabled @4.8 but needed upto 1.45 vcore to be stable and 1.39 to run super pi.
It would boot into windows @5ghz with HT disabled using 1.408-1.424 vcore to run super pi but upto 1.48 to be stable.
This was all using offset voltage.
My new 2700k, so far looks stable for 5ghz @ upto 1.39 vcore using offset voltage and HT ENABLED.
I'm currently testing 5.2ghz using upto 1.424 vcore HT enabled using offset voltage.
This is with an Asrock P67 Professional mobo.
Want to know anymore just ask.
From the another thread a couple of members asked for my overclocking findings upgrading from my 2600k to the new 2700k.
My 2600k would be stable @4.6 using 1.38ish vcore with HT enabled,
It would boot into windows HT enabled @4.8 but needed upto 1.45 vcore to be stable and 1.39 to run super pi.
It would boot into windows @5ghz with HT disabled using 1.408-1.424 vcore to run super pi but upto 1.48 to be stable.
This was all using offset voltage.
My new 2700k, so far looks stable for 5ghz @ upto 1.39 vcore using offset voltage and HT ENABLED.
I'm currently testing 5.2ghz using upto 1.424 vcore HT enabled using offset voltage.
This is with an Asrock P67 Professional mobo.
Want to know anymore just ask.