Soldato
Q6600
GO
L720B013
3600
1.36v
DQ6-P35
Custom water
53oC average
VID 1.265v
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Q6600
GO
L720B013
3600
1.36v
DQ6-P35
Custom water
53oC average
VID 1.265v
. I think that puts you fourth
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Q6600
GO
L728A0810
3600
1.425v
P5K-Premium
Tuniq Tower 120
59oC average
VID 1.265v
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CAn i have this one added please
Q6600
GO
L726
3708Mhz
1.6v in bios 1.54v in windows
G33M-DS2R
Zalman Reserator XT Black Hybrid Water Cooling System
64C average
VID 1.275v
Q6600
GO
L726
3708Mhz
1.6v in bios 1.54v in windows
G33M-DS2R
Zalman Reserator XT Black Hybrid Water Cooling System
64C average
VID 1.275v
Added.
Just as a note guys, I work out the average temp by what Core temp/Everest shows. Its not the avg over the period of priming but the average temp across the 4 cores. I also record what vcore you have under load not what you set in the bios as each motherboard droops to different levels and I know folk have to compensate for this so to get a more accurate picture ofthe vcore required the load vcore is the one which will be entered into the database.
Updated (press F5 to refresh if you dont see updated table).
Just as a note guys, I work out the average temp by what Core temp/Everest shows. Its not the avg over the period of priming but the average temp across the 4 cores. I also record what vcore you have under load not what you set in the bios as each motherboard droops to different levels and I know folk have to compensate for this so to get a more accurate picture ofthe vcore required the load vcore is the one which will be entered into the database.
Updated (press F5 to refresh if you dont see updated table).
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Started priming at 3.7ghz, didn't think the 6400 corsair ram was going to like 400mhz+ so swapped it with some G.SKill HZ ram from another machine should have really done this before overclocking. At present still running on 1.425v should be interesting to see if its prime stable or not.
Soldato
Some very nice clocks 
Tizor and Dangerous Dave have a bit of leeway yet too.
Tizor and Dangerous Dave have a bit of leeway yet too.
Soldato
I knew it was going to clock well as it did 3.6ghz stable on air, with little more volts, but water has taken 20oC of the temps and allowed me to drop the vcore.
Hi,
Am currently sat at 3ghz (375x8) on a p5k standard with volts on 'auto'. I'm getting massive amounts of vdroop with manual settings, 1.325v idle is dropping as low as 1.240 under prime95, is this normal?
Which figure is to be trusted, the setting in the bios or the one CPUZ reports? Is there any harm to running at 1.4+ if it droops to 1.3 anyway, will the high idle voltage damage the CPU over time?
Temps are ok, low/mid 50's under load with a thermalright extreme.
Cheers
Am currently sat at 3ghz (375x8) on a p5k standard with volts on 'auto'. I'm getting massive amounts of vdroop with manual settings, 1.325v idle is dropping as low as 1.240 under prime95, is this normal?
Which figure is to be trusted, the setting in the bios or the one CPUZ reports? Is there any harm to running at 1.4+ if it droops to 1.3 anyway, will the high idle voltage damage the CPU over time?
Temps are ok, low/mid 50's under load with a thermalright extreme.
Cheers
W3bbo, How come you decided to use small ffts instead of blend for this thread?
Not criticizing you I would just like to know the reason.Obviously small ffts stress the CPU far more than a blend test but isn't it a little overkill?
Not criticizing you I would just like to know the reason.Obviously small ffts stress the CPU far more than a blend test but isn't it a little overkill?
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My P5K/Q6600 GO system has similar Vdroop to yours -
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=10236347&postcount=22
I think it's normal for quads.
Soldato
You sorta answered your own question there m8.
As regards to being overkill then no not really. If you are stressing your cpu then you may as well stress it to its possible maximum as then you will know it can cope with anything you throw at it at that given clockspeed. I do however maintain Blend is a far better test of SYSTEM stability as it tests a lot more than just the cpu (cache/mem controller/ memory) but as this is specifically a CPU stability thread, I thought it would be best to use small fft's as there would be little variance in temps as blend temps can rise/drop depending on what test is being performed at the time the reading is taken.
You need 1.6v to get 3708 Mhz stable? I'm currently priming (4hrs stable so far) mine at 1.475v at 3708Mhz with the same stepping as you.
Edit.. grr my pc just shut down, still waiting for my new psu to arrive will try again soon.
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If you enable vdamper in the BIOS it will cut your vdroop to very little. Mine is set at 1.425v and under load its sitting at 1.4v
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it sat at 1.6V in bio's but in core temp and orther programs that gives me 1.52-1.54Volts under load, I just put it at that to see where it would take me to on this Board , i having a oter go when back home in the morning can feel 3800 around the corner
The Vdamper doesn't work on the Standard P5K, it will need a pencil mod.
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But you are using water, he is on air
and on a g33 mobo if i am not mistaken... (damn you for selling it to someone that isn't me 
)EDIT: i think i need to get a new board, as i have the same stepping as No.1 and 3... (damn the last 2 3.6ghz using lower vcore.. n1 TiZoR...)
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