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Are these numbers with or without HT?
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This is with HT.

I woke up and it was still running Prime95. So I stopped it and went to lower voltages to see if it can be stable at lower voltages. I put it to 1.44V and it crashed in Prime95. So I decided to put it back to 1.45V and not it's still crashing?! Why when it was stable all night??? I keep upping the voltages to 1.46 ... 1.47 ... 1.48... 1.49 ... still giving me BSOD 124.... /lesigh... I don't get it can someone help me please?
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Originally Posted by TheBlademaster01 View Post

But then you compare his chip against other semi-golden chips. The amount of SB-k chips that reach 5GHz is already quite a few std devs past the mean. IAW compared to the chips that do 5GHz his OC is average but when you compare it to the whole pack it's pretty impressive. I agree it's not golden but it's certainly in the upper range of chips. Also n is not very large to make an accurate estimate.

This is an excellent point that I overlooked earlier. Running at 5GHz is definitely already among the top clocking chips, so to be lower in the rankings of those isn't so bad as that chip is already great. +1
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Are these numbers with or without HT?
Not sure if you're talking about my chart or the OP, but in the chart everything is grouped together. Separating by HT would give even smaller sample sizes than separating by i5/i7, so I just couldn't do it from a statistics perspective.
So if you do have HT enabled and you're in one of the lower voltage percentiles, keep the HT in mind, the data doesn't consider it. And consider the point above if you're running at a high clock (it's already a great chip because it gets there).

edit: fixed the quote format.

Definitely not a bad chip, OP. Getting that clock already is great, regardless of voltage
Edited by Molybdenum - 2/14/12 at 10:30am
post #24 of 47
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Originally Posted by RagingAzn628 View Post

This is with HT.
I woke up and it was still running Prime95. So I stopped it and went to lower voltages to see if it can be stable at lower voltages. I put it to 1.44V and it crashed in Prime95. So I decided to put it back to 1.45V and not it's still crashing?! Why when it was stable all night??? I keep upping the voltages to 1.46 ... 1.47 ... 1.48... 1.49 ... still giving me BSOD 124.... /lesigh... I don't get it can someone help me please?

CMOS ? BTW your chip is average (X52 @1.45v is around golden)
can you post your Bios settings ?
Edited by coolhandluke41 - 2/14/12 at 11:18am
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CMOS ? BTW your chip is average (X52 @1.45v is around golden)
can you post your Bios settings ?

Here are the settings:

448

448

448

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post #26 of 47
Golden nah, Iv seen 1.35 Vcore @ 5 GHZ and that was a 2500k. its decent but not golden.
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If you cant get it stable again I think you just hit the cpu burn-in time, As this has happened to quite a few i5/i7 owners....
(for the life of me I cant find the thread)

But i used to be stable at 4.5ghz@ 1.25v (prime95 90% memory) but after a few days or something I kept blue screening so I bumped it up to 1.296v and now its rock solid.
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temperature can also be the reason. If the ambient temperature in the room where your computer is, are really low i night and maybe pretty hot in the daytime. A change of like 10-15c in ambient temps can do a lot to stability and voltage requirements and really be annoying when it comes to tweak for stability.

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post #29 of 47
If you had 124 BSOD's you'll have to play with VCCIO (depends on the speed of your memory), and sometimes PLL, some peolpe reported that dropping it may cause a better stability. Will post some sccreens of my 2600k @ 5Ghz, I need 1.4 idle and 1.416-1.424 load to do it. I preffer to call a golden chip one that does 5ghz @ low vcore, but also has a high multi to go for. Cheers.


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Edited by FedericoUY - 2/14/12 at 8:31pm
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Yeah my chip might be degrading not sure. but i got OCing insurance so ill just have to wait and see if so then im trading it for a new in box CPU. good 20 bucks 2 spend.
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