It's promising, but I'd like to see alot more of those before I'm convinced that the majority will go above 4.0ghz
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I like it though.
[FUD] First Core i7 920 D0 overclock results are promising
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| 4,641MHz with Biostar TPower X58 XtremeSystems user PcCI2iminal has just posted some first overclocking results of the recently launched Core i7 920 D0 stepping 5 processor. Although his results were taken with an engineering sample CPU, they seem to be on par if not slightly better than what is achievable with the C0 stepping.
Validation According to the results, 4,641MHz was achievable with a vCore of 1.56v and a 221MHz BClock speed. It can also be noted that the maximum Prime95 stable BClock at boot up was 222MHz with CPU VTT, PLL, and northbridge voltages at a minimum. The setup used was a Biostar TPower X58 running beta BIOS 080015, combined with A-Data 1600MHz DDR3 and a Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme-1366 RT for cooling. |
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exactly what I thought...
Originally Posted by vicious_fishes now how about some practical voltage... |
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Woah what?!
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Did I read it wrong? I thought it was 1.56v
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edit: oh that was @ 4.6ghz. Still that's incredible!
Originally Posted by Lilpinoy_510 dam 4.1 ghz at 1.056 vcore |
Did I read it wrong? I thought it was 1.56v
edit: oh that was @ 4.6ghz. Still that's incredible!
That's the hard part for me. I want to make a new build for folding, but I don't know if I should go with the new chipset or stay with lga775, since it's going to disappear! And fully be dominated by these chips. Though, I feel like I Can keep my current rig forever until it dies... I ahte technology when I dont have money.
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1.56 vcore, not 1.056.
Originally Posted by Lilpinoy_510 dam 4.1 ghz at 1.056 vcore |
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no he is correct! look at the link.
Originally Posted by RayvinAzn 1.56 vcore, not 1.056. |
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If you look at his sig its actually 1.05 idle and 1.25 load. The DO reision must varry voltages alot more than the CO when in iddle and load I guess. 4.1 on 1.25V is still really good but that is still with Turbo mode and a 22 multi so you can really only use one core at that speed.
Originally Posted by go4life no he is correct! look at the link. |
this is amazing!
poor amd
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poor amd
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They were on schedule for 2nd of march, delayed a bit I guess.
And yes 32nm should be available then ( but not high end chip )
Originally Posted by shedokan When i7 920 D0's will be for sale? Offtopic: 32nm Nehalem's will be available at the end of 2009? |
And yes 32nm should be available then ( but not high end chip )
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this is not true...u must next better to read! exactly was Vcore 1.25V on 4.1GHz. How stable, i dont know exactly. All is in forum xtremesystems.4.6 validation was with for Intel "brutalic" 1.55V.
Originally Posted by Lilpinoy_510 dam 4.1 ghz at 1.056 vcore |
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high end chip you mean X series?
Originally Posted by overcrash They were on schedule for 2nd of march, delayed a bit I guess. And yes 32nm should be available then ( but not high end chip ) |
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