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uebergang01 · 09-28-09

uebergang01 4.2Ghz- 1.265v i dont know batch number, do i have to take it out to get the batch no.? I have just got a new air cooler and dont want to take it off again(i only have push pins)

I dont know if this is the highest stable clock speed, this is just the highest i have had it, p95 rums fine all day with no errors max temp 55-58 but if i use intel burn test it goes up 60-65. I wouldnt going up 4.4 what voltages do you recomend, and are there any other settings i should worry about?

Intel E8600 @ 4.2 @ 1.265v
Gainward GTX 295
Gigabyte EP45-UD3LR
G-skill 2*2gb DDR3 1333mhz
HItachi 1TB
LG DVD/CD burner
Coolermaster Gladiator case
Coolermaster 650 watt PSU
running Vista 64
Xigmatek HDT cpu cooler

Crooksy · 09-28-09

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Originally Posted by uebergang01

uebergang01 4.2Ghz- 1.265v i dont know batch number, do i have to take it out to get the batch no.? I have just got a new air cooler and dont want to take it off again(i only have push pins)

I dont know if this is the highest stable clock speed, this is just the highest i have had it, p95 rums fine all day with no errors max temp 55-58 but if i use intel burn test it goes up 60-65. I wouldnt going up 4.4 what voltages do you recomend, and are there any other settings i should worry about?

Intel E8600 @ 4.2 @ 1.265v
Gainward GTX 295
Gigabyte EP45-UD3LR
G-skill 2*2gb DDR3 1333mhz
HItachi 1TB
LG DVD/CD burner
Coolermaster Gladiator case
Coolermaster 650 watt PSU
running Vista 64
Xigmatek HDT cpu cooler

No no no, i don't expect you to take it off just to get the batch. I'll add you up though. If you find a higher speed then just report back with screeny and such.

uebergang01 · 09-30-09

Ah here found the box, FOP/Batch # Q845B972.
I would like to go find a higher stable speed but im worried about the heat... I would like to go to 4.4 but im unsure about the vcore and RAM multiplier, i might need to up the RAM voltage. I think its was the RAM that was unstable lastime i ran it at 4.4 i dont know, maybe i just didnt have enough vcore but something was causing it to blue screen after 20-30 mins. I think i will drop the RAM multiplier right down and just test the CPU to find highest stable speed at the lowest vcore (that doesnt go over 65 C under load). Then work on getting the RAM settings right. Any suggestions?

DJWarden · 09-30-09

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Originally Posted by uebergang01

Ah here found the box, FOP/Batch # Q845B972.
I would like to go find a higher stable speed but im worried about the heat... I would like to go to 4.4 but im unsure about the vcore and RAM multiplier, i might need to up the RAM voltage. I think its was the RAM that was unstable lastime i ran it at 4.4 i dont know, maybe i just didnt have enough vcore but something was causing it to blue screen after 20-30 mins. I think i will drop the RAM multiplier right down and just test the CPU to find highest stable speed at the lowest vcore (that doesnt go over 65 C under load). Then work on getting the RAM settings right. Any suggestions?

Knock ya Ram multi to 1:1 or 400/800 not sure how ur board puts it to you, as ur ram is fast u could try any multi that stays under 1333mhz when ur CPU is efectivly at 4.4ghz (u can fine tune the ram after u got ur desired clock speed)

Really not familiar with ur board so someone else might need to take over now

Im running mine 4.5ghz 24/7 stable with 1.45/1.47 vcore Idle is 29c Load is 65c (never really load it though)

your 4.2ghz to 4.4ghz needs a big jump in Vcore if its like mine and a little NB Voltage Boost

Take your 420fsb to 422fsb and try that (prime test) see how far u get just increasing by 2fsb u might be bale to get 4.34ghz with no extra settings,

Crooksy · 10-05-09

when you guys submit your posts are you going through windows voltages? or bios?

DJWarden · 10-06-09

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Originally Posted by Crooksy

when you guys submit your posts are you going through windows voltages? or bios?

I used CPU-z but dont think it matters.. My first post with a lower clock was from bios reading

Crooksy · 10-06-09

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Originally Posted by DJWarden

I used CPU-z but dont think it matters.. My first post with a lower clock was from bios reading

It might matter on mine. I'm getting so hefty vdroop. BIOS setting - 1.38. Windows - 1.28 idle, 1.26 load.

TI66ER · 10-06-09

That is hefty vdroop,dont your board have any kind of anti droop setting?

I usually post what my bios vcore is,i know they always drop a bit according to cpu-z.

BlankThis · 10-06-09

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=715729

~B~

Crooksy · 10-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlankThis

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=715729

~B~

Added!

nice clocks there mate. 1.4 in BIOS or windows

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09-28-09	#71 (permalink)
uebergang01 New to Overclock.net Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 3 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	uebergang01 4.2Ghz- 1.265v i dont know batch number, do i have to take it out to get the batch no.? I have just got a new air cooler and dont want to take it off again(i only have push pins) I dont know if this is the highest stable clock speed, this is just the highest i have had it, p95 rums fine all day with no errors max temp 55-58 but if i use intel burn test it goes up 60-65. I wouldnt going up 4.4 what voltages do you recomend, and are there any other settings i should worry about? Intel E8600 @ 4.2 @ 1.265v Gainward GTX 295 Gigabyte EP45-UD3LR G-skill 2*2gb DDR3 1333mhz HItachi 1TB LG DVD/CD burner Coolermaster Gladiator case Coolermaster 650 watt PSU running Vista 64 Xigmatek HDT cpu cooler

09-30-09	#73 (permalink)
uebergang01 New to Overclock.net Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 3 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	Ah here found the box, FOP/Batch # Q845B972. I would like to go find a higher stable speed but im worried about the heat... I would like to go to 4.4 but im unsure about the vcore and RAM multiplier, i might need to up the RAM voltage. I think its was the RAM that was unstable lastime i ran it at 4.4 i dont know, maybe i just didnt have enough vcore but something was causing it to blue screen after 20-30 mins. I think i will drop the RAM multiplier right down and just test the CPU to find highest stable speed at the lowest vcore (that doesnt go over 65 C under load). Then work on getting the RAM settings right. Any suggestions?

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