The Intel Quadcore Database

Smirnoff · 8 Aug 2008 at 08:00

w3bbo said:
Can it run prime, as per the request in the 1st post?

OCCT is the same, But i can do a 8 hour Prime run if needed.

KarlMcWade · 10 Aug 2008 at 22:47

Pneumonic thats just the info i was lookin

thanks !!!!

Pneumonic · 11 Aug 2008 at 08:56

no problems

Fire Wizard · 12 Aug 2008 at 02:18

Hiya everyone,

I just have a couple of queries that I'm hoping someone could clear up for me. The Vcore value that is listed on the front page in the table, is that the actual Vcore the person sets for the processor or is it the Vcore reading that is listed in the BIOS's Hardware Monitor section?

Also, when people say "Real Vcore", are they referring to what they have specifically set for the processor, what the BIOS's Hardware Monitor section is listing or what Cpu-Z is displaying? Now, when people say "BIOS's Vcore", once again, what are they actually refering too?

If someone could clear the above queries up for me, then that would be fantastic.

Thank you.

fergie128 · 12 Aug 2008 at 02:30

Was hoping this thread was still alive. QX9770 @ 5.0Ghz inc soon

Kelt · 12 Aug 2008 at 08:50

Fire Wizard said:
Hiya everyone,

I just have a couple of queries that I'm hoping someone could clear up for me. The Vcore value that is listed on the front page in the table, is that the actual Vcore the person sets for the processor or is it the Vcore reading that is listed in the BIOS's Hardware Monitor section?

Also, when people say "Real Vcore", are they referring to what they have specifically set for the processor, what the BIOS's Hardware Monitor section is listing or what Cpu-Z is displaying? Now, when people say "BIOS's Vcore", once again, what are they actually refering too?

If someone could clear the above queries up for me, then that would be fantastic.

Thank you.

Well W3bbo tells you what it is in his first post (the one above the table).

"Real vcore"? Don't know. You have the Vcore that is set in BIOS, the Vcore that CPU-z will show at idle, and the Vcore under load (usually 100%); the latter two values being subject to whatever Vdroop the mobo will introduce.

Pneumonic · 12 Aug 2008 at 09:45

the vcore that is listed on the table is underload... people also talk about idle vcore (i.e idle in windows) and BIOS vcore which would be the value that you set in the BIOS..

Pneumonic · 20 Aug 2008 at 14:11

for those that are interested! meant to post this saturday carried away with the new build

found my processor box whilst cleaning out the loft at the parents... batch number is: L737B192 (you can add that to the database please w3bbo)

setter · 17 Sep 2008 at 18:44

CPU - Q6600
Revison - GO
FPO# - **03A746
Clockspeed 3393
Vcore (under load in windows) - 1.376
Vid (core temp) - 1.2750
Motherboard P5Q DELUXE
Cooling - TRUE120
Thermal paste used - AS5
CPU Temp 62'C

Pneumonic · 17 Sep 2008 at 19:13

nice clock there... you would have some room for more.. maybe up to 3.6ghz if you lapped that CPU and got 56 across the cores

setter · 17 Sep 2008 at 19:26

Pneumonic said:
nice clock there... you would have some room for more.. maybe up to 3.6ghz if you lapped that CPU and got 56 across the cores

Cheers pneumonic,

i been meaning to get the cpu and TRUE lapped but my problem is getting the time to do it. 3.6 is what im hoping to achieve eventually. my load temps have dropped a bit as well since that prime run. pic taken from a test run a few days after

was a nice cold evening then

Pneumonic · 17 Sep 2008 at 19:33

those are nice... one thing I would suggest is lay your case so the weight of the heatsink pushes down onto the CPU and motherboard and see what that does to your temps... might find it evens them a bit in which case you need a tighter mounting on your TRUE

setter · 17 Sep 2008 at 19:41

Will give it a try later, but i had the same temp difference between cores with my previous acf7 pro as well, and with a stock intel cooler.

Pneumonic · 17 Sep 2008 at 19:56

I would guess its likely to be the CPU surface then

Kelt · 16 Nov 2008 at 14:47

Considering most Q6660's give uneven temps, including mine, what load temps do people on this thread give? An average of all four temps? Or the the lowest...or the highest?

setter · 16 Nov 2008 at 15:00

I always list the highest, although what with winter and different cooling fans on my cpu cooler, my temps have actually dropped by over 10'c from my database entry screenshot.

w3bbo · 16 Nov 2008 at 19:49

I enter the temps from the CoreTemp screenshot. core0+core1+core2+core3 / 4 = average temp.

setter · 16 Nov 2008 at 19:56

w3bbo said:
I enter the temps from the CoreTemp screenshot. core0+core1+core2+core3 / 4 = average temp.

Do you still update the database at all w3bbo, as the 3.4ghz entry i posted previously has been superceded by a run i done @3.6ghz a few weeks ago.

Tried earlier for 3.8, (9x422) but bsod'd 2 minutes into prime, vcore of 1.50625, temps were getting to high for my liking as well. 80-80-71-71

w3bbo · 16 Nov 2008 at 20:05

Yeah I still update it but not as often as I did as there just aint as many entries as before. Must have missed ** entry so will update when I get back on main pc

.

setter · 16 Nov 2008 at 20:15

CPU, Q6600
Revison, GO
FPO#, L803A746
Clockspeed, 3600MHZ
Vcore (under load in windows) 1.416
Vid (core temp) 1.2750
Motherboard,Asus p5q dlx
Cooling TRUE 120
Thermal paste used, as5
CPU Temp, 68'c

Thanks mate, heres my updated (higher clockspeed entry)