Those of you with OcUK OEM 2700K Official OC Results thread!!

bulldog147 · 30 Oct 2011 at 21:34

I thought you are using custom water cooling ? Should be less temperature!

Boostjunky · 30 Oct 2011 at 21:40

I have a 6950 in the loop and the heating is on. I have two XSPC twin rads one thick one thin in a CM 690. I'm thinking of getting a SIlverston TJ07 in the new year with a couple of thick triple rads.

I also forgot to order some decent thermal paste when I bought my new chip, had to use some old stuff I had lying around. I'm not sure what type it is either as it came with my 6950 waterblock. Gonna order some decent paste this week.

mmj_uk · 30 Oct 2011 at 21:44

Can you run the latest IBT for a bit Boostjunky? Prime95 is a bit more lenient I think.

Currently fighting the urge to spend my SB-E savings.

Boostjunky · 30 Oct 2011 at 21:51

mmj_uk said:
Can you run the latest IBT for a bit Boostjunky? Prime95 is a bit more lenient I think.

Currently fighting the urge to spend my SB-E savings.

Ok mate, no worries. Gimme a sec and i'll put it through 20 runs for you. I was seriously thinking of going SB-E too. For me thoughI didn't really want to go through a whole mobo replacement and I don't think i'll be able to afford the chip i'd want.

zoomee · 30 Oct 2011 at 22:57

On maximum mode pls mate - Standard and High mode gives the same stress as prime tbh

ta

Martini1991 · 30 Oct 2011 at 23:05

Holy crap I want a 2700k

Surveyor · 31 Oct 2011 at 01:22

Early adopters miss out

Free copy of BF3 now.

***** BATTLEFIELD 3 FREE WITH QUALIFYING INTEL PROCESSORS!! *****

eddiew · 31 Oct 2011 at 08:50

I notice that offer comes along a few days after I buy both BF3 AND a 2500K

Gibbo · 31 Oct 2011 at 08:59

Surveyor said:
Early adopters miss out

Free copy of BF3 now.

***** BATTLEFIELD 3 FREE WITH QUALIFYING INTEL PROCESSORS!! *****

They won't!

The ones who ordered over weekend shall get a code, were not that mean.

Gibbo · 31 Oct 2011 at 08:59

eddiew said:
I notice that offer comes along a few days after I buy both BF3 AND a 2500K

Were not offering it with 2500k, you need to buy an I7 to get it.

Surveyor · 31 Oct 2011 at 09:03

Gibbo said:
They won't!

The ones who ordered over weekend shall get a code, were not that mean.

Those who ordered before the weekend still miss out

Gibbo · 31 Oct 2011 at 09:05

Surveyor said:
Those who ordered before the weekend still miss out

Can't be helped, Intel visited Friday and offered us this promotion.

JediFragger · 31 Oct 2011 at 09:35

I'm gonna go for one of these m8, dropped you a message

eddiew · 31 Oct 2011 at 12:07

Gibbo said:
Were not offering it with 2500k, you need to buy an I7 to get it.

Yeah, but I was dithering over a 2600K for ages

Nevermind, I'll wait until you offer something with an Ivy Bridge i7

Boostjunky · 31 Oct 2011 at 14:29

mmj_uk said:
Can you run the latest IBT for a bit Boostjunky? Prime95 is a bit more lenient I think.

Currently fighting the urge to spend my SB-E savings.

10 runs on IBT 2.51 at maximum, took a bump in vcore though. Also for reference, 5ghz needed 1.384v and 5.1ghz needed 1.408v. It seems for my chip the vcore jump is at 5.2ghz after that I hit the multiplier wall as I don't want to exceed 1.46v.

bulldog147 · 31 Oct 2011 at 14:32

You need v2.52 the latest version and ran maximum at 50x runs with 8 Threads

mmj_uk · 31 Oct 2011 at 14:32

I've ordered one now anyway I'll find out for myself, don't think I'll go over 1.35v though just to be safe though.

Are you sure that's not throttling? first result is 58gflops and the rest only 51.

bulldog147 · 31 Oct 2011 at 14:34

mmj_uk said:
I've ordered one now anyway I'll find out for myself, don't think I'll go over 1.35v though just to be safe though.

Are you sure that's not throttling? first result is 58gflops and the rest only 51.

You can use up to 1.42v - 1.45v as a safe vcore say Gibbo and Intel

zoomee · 31 Oct 2011 at 14:42

That looks sweet mate!

exactly what settings you using in BIOS please boostjunky? ta

Boostjunky · 31 Oct 2011 at 14:45

mmj_uk said:
I've ordered one now anyway I'll find out for myself, don't think I'll go over 1.35v though just to be safe.

Are you sure that's not throttling? first result is 58gflops and the rest only 51.

No mate, I was using the internet while it was doing the test.

Also although I do understand stability, i'm not going to sit here doing 50 runs of IBT, neither am I going to run prime for 24 hours overnight. Go back over my posts, I have never claimed my overclock is 100% stable, I simply posted screenshots of the stability tests I have run and there results. I will admit that my system probably isn't a billion percent stable but if it BSOD's i'm here to fix it.

I've already gone out of my way to do tests, time I could have spent doing somthing far more interesting. There was a lot of talk about the 2700k overclocking well, and its obvious many members were indecisive and curious about buying one. I posted these results not to say "look what i've got" or for bragging rights but to simply show what the chip does to people thinking about buying one. Plus i'd much rather have my electricity meter spinning while i'm playing my games.