[Official]AMD 4GHz+ CLUB

JE Nightmare · Sep 28, 2009

Official AMD K10 4GHz+ Club

This club was originally formed back in 09 by jimibgood, due to some rather unfavorable actions, the club didn't catch much notice, because of this the club for the most part died. After seeing the 4GHz club and noticing the overwhelming amount of intel's that are on it, I've decided to take over this club / thread over and bring it back to life. ( Thank you ira-k and Tator Tot )

This club is to be a gathering of people who have pushed their systems to and above the 4GHz mark. With that being said, there are AMD clubs here on OCN dedicated to pushing your system as far as you can while still managing to be stable ( which will be listed at the bottom of this post ), this club, however isn't one of those. While they focus on stability, this club is for those who don't mind suicide runs just to see how far they can REALLY go.

To be included, please fill out the required information.

•Username
•CPU / Revision
•CPU Clock
•Cooling
•CPU-Z Link

Posts without a CPU-Z link will not be added until you can provide the link.

I will no longer be updating the spreadsheet, i'm in the process of creating a newer, better one.

I update this thread every couple of hours and i only update when the required information is posted. Per request of a few people i'm also changing the way the CPU clock is listed. From now on, i will update your clock aswell as provide a link to the post which contains the CPU-Z link. Any questions or suggestions feel free to ask inside the thread or PM me, i'll always respond to either.

The people who posted in this thread before i took ownership will be added to the list. I'm looking forward to adding some new members, feel free to let other 4GHz+ AMD users know about this thread.

http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/582382-amd-4ghz-club.html

AMD K10 4GHz Club

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Feel free to add the code to your sig's, and be proud you're one of us.

Other notable AMD clubs.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tator Tot

AMD Phenom II x2 500 Series Club
AMD Phenom II x3 700 Series Club
AMD Phenom II x4 9x0 Series Club
AMD Athlon II x4 Club
AMD Athlon II x2 Regor Club
AMD Athlon II x3 OC Club

I also have the right to not add you if i don't... like you.

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackOmega

Why would you use intel burn test?

Each of us use different tests. I do not want this as a suicide 4Ghz.. I want some stabilty. I understand Intel Burn does not mean 100% stable but if you read above, you will understand

Dopamin3 · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimibgood

Hold on guys I am learnin a better spread sheet and am not done with rules....

Use google docs to make a spreadsheet. You just paste the link and it puts it into the thread like how I did in this thread: http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/52...-550-club.html

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dopamin3

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=593147

This was with 1.575 vcore I think, and 100% stable but I don't have any screenshots. Don't add me to the list, I guess this can be reference only. Coretemp and IBT are bad programs anyway.

Its not a suicide 4.0 but it has to be "runnable".. I can edit the rules if needed what do you all think...

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dopamin3

Use google docs to make a spreadsheet. You just paste the link and it puts it into the thread like how I did in this thread: http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/52...-550-club.html

How do I save it as a URL??

Dopamin3 · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimibgood

How do I save it as a URL??

You have to publish it and make it available online or something like that first. Just look through the options. I can't remember the exact procedure but it is pretty easy.

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dopamin3

You have to publish it and make it available online or something like that first. Just look through the options. I can't remember the exact procedure but it is pretty easy.

Dom I cannot figure out Google spred sheet. Can you hook me up with foxy???

FlanK3r · Sep 28, 2009

its very hard 4 GHZ stability for aircooling users

...

validation one:
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=705946

validation 2:
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/730114.png

superpi 32M (partial stability-stability for web, mp3, for oldies games etc, some benchmarks without Cinebench multi+wprime 1024M)

nathris · Sep 28, 2009

JK.. I should be getting my X4 955 this week, maybe next week, so I'll give it a shot.

And take out IBT, it doesn't do anything for stability. When I was going for 4GHz on my e8400 I passed 20 loops of 3GB IBT and failed Orthos blend after 5 minutes.

FlanK3r · Sep 28, 2009

he told about partial stability, not about 100% stability (4GHz with AIR and 100% stability is from 99% unreal! only happy lucky users x4 955 and a bit more users with x4 965)

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by FlanK3r

he told about partial stability, not about 100% stability (4GHz with AIR and 100% stability is from 99% unreal! only happy lucky users x4 955 and a bit more users with x4 965)

Flank.. It can be done..Use lower timings like 9-9-9-1T or 10-10-10-1T ot maybe 2T

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by nathris

JK.. I should be getting my X4 955 this week, maybe next week, so I'll give it a shot.

And take out IBT, it doesn't do anything for stability. When I was going for 4GHz on my e8400 I passed 20 loops of 3GB IBT and failed Orthos blend after 5 minutes.

As you see in the opening, some can run on certain settings fine 24/7 and not pass orthos. One of our stickies puts the trust in the user as stability and doesn't have and real hardcore requirements. Some of those overclocks are not valid whatsoever. Some are. This thread is for "run ability" 20 passes in Intel burn = run ability. Most will never "crash" or get BSOD at that setting under the applications they run. Now running Crysis or more intense apps... Maybe the system will crash but I want to get a AMD 4GHz club started to show off the fine work by our members with some accountability.

tipsycoma · Sep 28, 2009

This club is going to be filled with mostly members who have water-cooling. 4 ghz stable is extremely difficult on air because Phenom II's love the cold.

el gappo · Sep 28, 2009

on air i can hit 4.15 on mine benchable got the 4.0ghz validation in my sig. lost all my others when i had to reformat Q_Q but ill be going water cooling later in the week anyway. i refuse to install IBT or core-temp

btw we already have what 5 threads about phenom II clock speeds and all of them are stable only why another?

topdog · Sep 28, 2009

How about just a validation with your username like the Intel thread

Dopamin3 · Sep 28, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by tipsycoma

This club is going to be filled with mostly members who have water-cooling. 4 ghz stable is extremely difficult on air because Phenom II's love the cold.

More like filled with no one because most people are too lazy to meet the requirements. And usually 4ghz is more easily achievable on 32 bit OS and I think the majority of people run 64 bit nowadays.

gerikoh · Sep 28, 2009

man this should be easy with watercoolers(phase and tec as well), and with 550be and 965be users.

jimibgood · Sep 28, 2009

Does anybody have instructions how to post a google excel doc as a url instead of the spread sheet I have posted???

jimibgood · Sep 29, 2009

Anyone interested?

Plasma · Sep 30, 2009

I wish to be in this club... but I still have some ways to go

.

Gratz to all who make it....

Quote:

Originally Posted by gerikoh

man this should be easy with watercoolers(phase and tec as well), and with 550be and 965be users.

Not always... I have a decent WC setup and my motherboard still prevents me from even post past 3.9ghz.... T_T.

I wanna drop the AC in the house as low as I can go and then try... one of these days....

knopflerbruce · Oct 1, 2009

Suicides dont count?

I have a few K8 that I got into the 4xxx-region

krjalone · Oct 1, 2009

Slowly climbing up...

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bringonblink · Oct 1, 2009

hurry up with the rules!

i reckon i could hit 4.0 with something like linx or IBT, can hit 3.9 with prime so far

BenBrown · Oct 1, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimibgood

Does anybody have instructions how to post a google excel doc as a url instead of the spread sheet I have posted???

http://www.overclock.net/overclock-n...your-post.html

MalXenos · Oct 4, 2009

I have to give this a shot again. I fell short at 3.85 last time i spent a couple hours. Hope i still have all my notes so i can just pick up where i left off at. Already know i wont be able to run it 24/7 since when i was at 3.85 my coretemp was about 52C under prime95 (but didn't crash!).

Raji8 · Oct 4, 2009

I'd post but unfortunately I only have 3.8GHz atm..on another note anything you can recommend for a 955 4GHz+ on air

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