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post #2031 of 2842
10/18/12 at 10:12am
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While doing the intel burn test, take a screenshot of your voltage while under that load. I can tell you it will be a lot higher than 1.20.

I was viewing "Core Voltage" under CPU-Z and that's what it read steadily - on occasion it hit 1.220v, but mostly at 1.200. Is that not the area I should be looking at? Where do you suggest taking voltage reading from? VID and temps read from coretemp. (at work, but will do what you suggest when I get home...or maybe on lunch break...I'm anxious now). It does seem fishy to me too based on what Ive read about IB voltages.
Edited by Drivium - 10/18/12 at 10:25am
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10/18/12 at 10:16am
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No, if you search through the last like 20 pages of posts I believe erakith has reached 2400mhz but using pretty loose timing. There have also been reports of people be able to on different brands and series of RAM. What ram are you running?

Samsung Ram 30nm Green 2x4GB. I already try loose timing and 1.7v vram but still no boot. will go through more on this.
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post #2033 of 2842
10/18/12 at 11:50am
My extreme4 doesn't want to push my 2500k above 4.5ghz... I must be doing something wrong right?
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10/18/12 at 12:03pm
Here's what I got:

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10/18/12 at 12:06pm
what's the pll at?
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post #2036 of 2842
10/18/12 at 12:47pm
PLL shows 1.701v...hmmm...don't know a lot about PLL, but that seems high....but the temps are ok... hmm...

EDIT: Actually this PLL seems to be on par with a lot of other's I'm seeing posted.
Edited by Drivium - 10/18/12 at 1:13pm
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10/19/12 at 7:20am
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Sign me up, http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2540450 thumb.gif
Could you post ambient, idle and load temps? also cooling system?..looks really impresive.
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post #2038 of 2842
10/19/12 at 8:47am
I'll try to get all you need as quick as I can sir.

val. http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2549638

I went down to 4,7 because the temps were a bit too high and I want the CPU to survive a bit longer. And accidently I deleted the settings for 4,9 so I can't show you, I'm sorry. But remember that the difference is so tiny so it's not a bad decision to go down to 4,7 smile.gif

If you want the setting I'm rolling now, please read below:

47*100
Spread Spectrum - Disabled
SpeedStep - Disabled
Turbo boost - Enabled
Additional Turbo Voltage - Enabled
PLL overvoltage - Enabled

Power Saving Mode - Disabled
Offset + 0.175v (Might be wrong, I will check after I've posted this)
LLC - Level 5 (highest)
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10/19/12 at 10:06am
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I'll try to get all you need as quick as I can sir.
val. http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2549638
I went down to 4,7 because the temps were a bit too high and I want the CPU to survive a bit longer. And accidently I deleted the settings for 4,9 so I can't show you, I'm sorry. But remember that the difference is so tiny so it's not a bad decision to go down to 4,7 smile.gif
If you want the setting I'm rolling now, please read below:
47*100
Spread Spectrum - Disabled
SpeedStep - Disabled
Turbo boost - Enabled
Additional Turbo Voltage - Enabled
PLL overvoltage - Enabled
Power Saving Mode - Disabled
Offset + 0.175v (Might be wrong, I will check after I've posted this)
LLC - Level 5 (highest)

Level 5 means it will have the most vdroop. Level 1 has the least amount.



Also for anyone posting about the speeds they have, please post a bios screenshot of your settings and of your in windows voltage under load. Offset and speed step like to screw around. My other reasoning behind this is what your computer settings are have a lot to do with system stability (amount of ram and speed, video card being overclocked, BCLK, etc)

Also if you are not overclocking per core it does not let you disable turbo and then in turn you cannot verify all your cores are running at your overclock settings. Many people posting their overclocks seem to be only one core being overclock and in turn being the reported speed and the other cores at a lesser speed therefore they can run alot less voltage and get away with it.

In my opinion it is not a true overclock unless all your cores are running at that speed. Don't even get me started about "turbo boost" or "speed step". If you arent stable at that speed on all cores 24/7 then im not impressed. As I stated earlier this is just my opinion.
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post #2040 of 2842
10/19/12 at 10:18am
Ops, I didn't know that.. frown.gif

Forgot pic of screen,
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