The Conroe Overclock Database. (Please read 1st post for posting instructions.)

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Jadawin said:
I am just running Orthos now, but here's the CPU-Z validation already for my 3504 Mhz overclock. Running like that since yesterday without problems, but just started Orthos now.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=114635
:D
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What is the date code of you chip and what Vcore are you running??? That is sweet.

I am creaping up on 3.3 Ghz, but I am having probs changing Vcore on my XBX
 
turtletrax said:
What is the date code of you chip and what Vcore are you running??? That is sweet.

I am creaping up on 3.3 Ghz, but I am having probs changing Vcore on my XBX
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1. L624 A869

2. If that is true do you have final (stable) settings for your 3.2GHz overclock?
turtletrax 3,200 6 B2 L624 A869 65 1.3 Air Intel Stock Intel D975XBX 1334 OCZ 8000 800 5-5-5-15
 
I ran Orthos for 2 hours at 3.18 and a huge thunderstorm was coming, so I had to stop and shut everything off. I had run 2xSuperPI 32M and that was successfull to.

I am messing with the 1333 strap and have been getting mixed results, but I think it is my MoBo and Vcore settings, sometimes it will set the Vcore to what I want and others not.

I have been keeping an eye on the Vcore with a DMM. I think I have to redo the OC debug short and see if that helps.
 
turtletrax said:
What is the date code of you chip and what Vcore are you running??? That is sweet.

I am creaping up on 3.3 Ghz, but I am having probs changing Vcore on my XBX
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It's the same chip as in the overclocking database (1st page) on 3408 Mhz, L624 A869 and the voltage is 1.392v (jumps to 1.408 sometimes) according to CPU-Z, where as in the BIOS it's at 1.45.
I had to reboot my machine for other reasons, so I restarted Orthos and it's running for 1 hour now. I think I'll leave it running over night (it's almost 22:00 here in the UK now) to be sure it's stable.
 
Sweet. My chip is the same date code and stepping. It would be awesome to get to where you are. I think I can if I get this whole Vcore adjustment thing sorted on my XBX.
 
User Name: xkon
Stability: 3 hours 44 min and still chuggin along...

CPU name : E6400
OC: 3128
Stepping: b2?
Week: L625
Code: A452
Vcore: 1.25

Cooling: air
Cooler brand/model: intel stock

Motherboard: MSI 975x Platinum v2.1
Bios Version: v 7.12

RAM brand: OCZ
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 780
Latency: 5-5-5-10

pic link is here

can't wait to get my new case and hsf... thermaltake armor for better airflow, and noctua hs for cooling. woohoo!
edit: does any one else have the same week number? i'm wondering how high i can get... it's only 6400 ram, but hopefully i can reach pretty high.

once again, i'd like to thank oC|-TiTaN for providing me with this awesome processor. i'm so giddy. haha! damm... impatient.... i should just go backpacking for a few days so that i dont feel so impatient...

right now @ 3287ghz, but won't prime for more than 20 minutes. voltage is 1.31... is that too high? temps are reaching around 55C, or at least that's what the sensors on msi dual core center are saying. and mem is at 2.0v yeesh... i'm afraid to push it.
 
Here's the stable result:

core2-3504.JPG


Everything else just like in my 3408 Mhz entry, even the memory timings, just with the higher clock now.
 
Username: lopri
MHz: 3400
Stepping: 6
Revision: B2
Week: L624
Code: A849
CPU Watts: 65
CPU Volts: 1.550V
Cooling Method: Air
Heat Sink: Thermalright Ultra-120
Motherboard: ASUS P5W-DH
Bios: 1101
Ram Brand: Team Xtreme
Ram Speed: 5300
Ram Mhz: 850
Ram Latency: 4-4-3-11

 
User Name: peleejosh
Stability: 7 hours Orthos Small FFT

CPU: E6300
OC: 3010 Mhz
Stepping: 6B2
Week: L625
Code: A705
Vcore: 1.3125

Cooling: Air
Cooler brand/model: Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3
Bios Version: F4

RAM brand: Corsair
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 860
Latency: 5-5-5-18


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Jadawin said:
Here's the stable result:

core2-3504.JPG


Everything else just like in my 3408 Mhz entry, even the memory timings, just with the higher clock now.
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CPU-Z is telling me that you have raised your CPU voltage, however CPU-Z usually reports a
lower voltage than the actual voltage so please let me know the actual voltage used.
 
User Name: Bender316
Stability: Pi 1M only for now

CPU name: E6300
OC: 3150MHz
Stepping: Unknown
Vcore: 1.36V

Cooling: Air
Cooler brand/model:Blue Orb II

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3
Bios Version: F4

RAM brand: OCZ
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 900MHz
Latency: 5-7-7-19

Will update with stable results tonight
Unstable Link

3-15GHz-1small.jpg
 
Jadawin said:
1.45v, as stated in my post before the one with the screenshots :)
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Darn you and your... your... facts! :mad:

My fault, I usually check the most recent posts of a user when looking for info, but this time I
did not, and it has now bitten me on the ass.
 
It may have already been suggested, but why not have people post their Idle/Load temps as well? Doesn't have to be mandatory or require a screenshot, but temps would be a nice "bonus" if the person submitting is feeling generous.
 
I didnt because I dont trust my XBX readout. A Fluke Digital thermometer is on my "to get" list.
 
A hearty thanks to all those who have faithfully used the new posting instructions. I decided
to require a posting structure or template after a few people used Kyle's example of their own
choosing. And so I used Kyle's example (minus the stuff that I do not require) to make the
official posting template thingy.

Also:
You guys should post some not stable overclocks for me. Crank it up so high that you can
barely run 3DMark05 or SuperPi. There are still openings in the top 5 lists for the E6300,
E6700 and X6800.
 

did some lapping too , its got copper underneath.

Also got the sythe infinity and a coolaborotory liquid pro , also lapped the cpu and ready.

I will be at the top for when it comes to temps. I hope :p
 
Ive got mine OCd to 2640Mhz now, I just havent had time or the patience to do a 4 hour dual prime yet. I can 32M SuperPI and the 30 minutes I did spend I got no errors. I dont think I am gonna push it past this till I get a better cooler I am sure it can do more, but I dont wanna burn out.
 
how's this for not stable... booted into windows... lasted 2 seconds on orthowutever it's called. i think everything is misreporting my temps... i go into bios and it says 60-62C... scares the crap out of me, and that would explain the instability too... although i'm starting to think it's not just my cpu, but my northbridge too, as that thing's hot to the touch.. like uncomfortable to touch hot.
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edit: i can set fsb to 425 (1.45volts), but as soon as i get to windows it restarts.
 
zoob

Update on my CPU already listed in the database.

Retail E6600 - L626A167 - Step 6 B2
3400 MHz (378 x 9) @ 1.4750 V BIOS

Asus P5WDH, BIOS 0801

OCZ OCZ2P8002GK PC6400 @ DDR2-756 5-5-5-15 (SPD with MemSet to 5-5-5-15), 2.1 V

Screenshot says 4-4-5-15, however it is only stable for Small FFTs. 5-5-5-15 is Blend stable tested after this screenshot.

Cooling: Custom water. PA120.2 with two Yate Loons @ 7 V, Laing D5 @ 1 setting, AquaXtreme MP-05 Pro on CPU, AquaXtreme MP-01 on GPU (7900 GTX)

e6600-3400-14750-water.jpg
 
Update from my entry yesterday:

User Name: peleejosh
Stability: 7.5 hours Orthos Small FFT

CPU: E6300
OC: 3150 Mhz
Stepping: 6B2
Week: L625
Code: A705
Vcore: 1.3125

Cooling: Air
Cooler brand/model: Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3
Bios Version: F4

RAM brand: Corsair
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 900
Latency: 5-5-5-18


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User name: cmthomson
Stability: 10+ hours Orthos

E6600
OC: 3110 MHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L624
Code: A819
Vcore: 1.45 (BIOS)

Cooling: air (silent; all fans < 700 RPM)
Cooler brand/model: Scythe Ninja

Motherboard: ASUS P5W DH Deluxe
BIOS version: 1101

RAM brand: G.Skill 2GBHZ
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 690
Latency: 3-3-3-12-5


This system can go much faster at higher CPU and MCH voltage, but this is as high as I wanted to go so I could keep it silent.
I'm using four Nexus Real Silent 120mm fans, all undervolted to very low speeds, in an Antec P180 case.
You can't hear the fans unless you get right up to the box.

As always with P5W DH, I disabled C1E, SpeedStep and Hyper Path 3. I stuck with 1:1 RAM speed to keep latency low.
The CPU temperature reported by Probe 2 and SpeedFan is actually on the board under the socket, you need Core Temp or Everest to get the on-chip temperature which is much higher.
The motherboard temperature is the south bridge.

I set the vCore to 1.45 in the BIOS, it reads 1.416-1.448 in CPU-Z. The DRAM voltage is 2.30, and the MCH, ICH and FSB voltages are auto.

I replaced the stock NB heat sink with a Thermalright HR-05, and used Arctic Silver 5 on all heat sinks. The Ninja has a fan mounted on it, and a duct directly out the back.

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I have been updating a PSU FAQ I wrote back in May. All the Newegg stuff is current again.
http://www.gpureview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117
I am gonna finish that up when I get home (20 minutes of work) and then update the database here.

EDIT:
I actually went out with some friends tonight after work and I just got home. I apologize but I
will update tomorrow afternoon. Even though I am a Straight Edge I had a great time. ;)
 
Long time reader, first time poster. :)

I've got an ALMOST stable build.

Two prime95's while I slept. 2nd core only lasted 5.5 hours.

CPU-Z Validation Link: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=115512

User Name: benfinkel
Stability: Core 1 5 Hrs 50 Mins Prime 95 Torture Test. Core 2 *failed* 5 Hours 40 Minutes Prime 95 Torture Test

E6300
OC: 2331 (333 x 7)
Stepping:
Week: L626
Code: A157
Vcore: 1.312

Cooling: Air
Cooler brand/model: Stock

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965p-ds3
Bios Version: F4E

RAM brand: Patriot
RAM rated speed: 5300 (667)
RAM actual speed: 667
Latency: 4-4-4-12

Idle Temp: ~38 C
Load Temp: ~50 C

 
zoob

New CPU to test

Retail E6700 - L624A613 - Step 6 B2
3200 MHz (320 x 10) @ 1.3500 V BIOS

Asus P5WDH, BIOS 0801

OCZ OCZ2P8002GK PC6400 @ DDR2-800 4-4-5-15, 2.1 V

Cooling: Custom water. PA120.2 with two Yate Loons @ 7 V, Laing D5 @ 1 setting, AquaXtreme MP-05 Pro on CPU, AquaXtreme MP-01 on GPU (7900 GTX)

e6700-3200-13500-8hour.jpg


This chip has a horrible IHS.

ihs.jpg
 
I think the nickel has come off it , it has a thin layer of nickel and then its copper 110.

Ilearnt that after lapping it.
 
Working on the 6400...



IHS's definitely gonna need some assistance as it gets up to 55C on the Zalman 9500. But it's still at stock Vcore, so it can't be cooking that bad. ;)
 
Here's what I'm working on at the moment:

CPU: E6400
OC: 3.40 GHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L624
Code: A851
VCore: 1.425 (bios)
Cooling: Air
Cooler Model: AC Freezer 7 Pro
Mobo: Asus P5B Deluxe Wi-Fi
BIOS: 0507
RAM Brand: GEIL
RAM Rated Speed: 6400
RAM Actual Speed: 850 MHz
Latency: 5-5-5-15

I'd like to get some better cooling before I push it any further. 65 degrees C doesn't make me entirely comfortable. I will also pick up a 2GB memory kit in the near future. Maybe some lower latency Corsair.

 
My specs are listed in sig. Prime stable for 14+ hours using Large FFT's. I think temps are around 45. Everything in bios is default except for vcore of 1.38, and RAM settings manually set to 4-4-4-12. I was stable at 1.36 volts but only for 4+ hours of large FFT's prime.

It's funny how these people post overclock of 3.2 ghz at default vcore but only test stability up to super pi 32M. Prime95 large FFT's is where it's at :D

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2 for 2 it seems. Surely there's more in her, but the IHS pales in comparison to the E6300 I had. My paste applique looks almost as bad as zoob. Probably hit it with sand before I push any harder...

EDIT: I've been using the DS3, not the DQ6 as my previous post mentioned...cut/paste error. :p Also CPU-Z's still reading the CL wrong...it's 5, not 3.

User Name: Jodiuh
Stability: 11+ Orthos (Medium - High IMO)
Temps: Speedfan

E6400: 2.130GHz
OC: 3.300GHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L625
Code: A301
Vcore: 1.325V

Cooling: Air
P180 w/ 3 Tricool fans on Med
Zalman 9500 High
Ambient: 25C
Idle: 36C (Outlook, Firefox, etc.)
Load: 57C (Orthos 11+ hours)

Mobo: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3
Bios Version: F4C
FSB: +0.1V
MCH: +0.2V

Ram: Corsair DDR2-6400C4
Speed: 824Mhz (412*2)
Latency: 5-5-5-15
Vdimm: 2.1V

Pics:
 
Heres just tried to find max bootable with air (TT Big Typhoon)...It booted up @ 4.09Ghz ;)
Vcore@ 1.61V and temp. maxed @ 50C during SP1m...

screenshot236qg7.jpg
 
Nathonius said:
Here's what I'm working on at the moment:

CPU: E6400
OC: 3.40 GHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L624
Code: A851
VCore: 1.425 (bios)
Cooling: Air
Cooler Model: AC Freezer 7 Pro
Mobo: Asus P5B Deluxe Wi-Fi
BIOS: 0507
RAM Brand: GEIL
RAM Rated Speed: 6400
RAM Actual Speed: 850 MHz
Latency: 5-5-5-15

I'd like to get some better cooling before I push it any further. 65 degrees C doesn't make me entirely comfortable. I will also pick up a 2GB memory kit in the near future. Maybe some lower latency Corsair.

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Are you also stable using 'Large, in-place FFTs - stress som RAM' ? This is the only test I have been using so far and I am unable to get stability with a vCore setting of anything less than 1.500 in the BIOS.

My system:

E6600 OEM
Stepping 6 B2
Week: L625
Code: A404
P5W DH Deluxe with 1101 BIOS
Scythe Ninja+ with Coolaboratory Liquid Pro
G.Skill 2GB HZ @ 4-4-4-12 and 1:1 ratio
378.4 x 9 = 3405mhz
vCore 1.500 in BIOS, all other voltages set to Auto
CoreTemp Orthos large fft load temp: 66-67C
PC Probe Orthos large fft load temp: About 50C, it actually reads 47C but whenever I have PC Probe running it chews one of my cores to 100% and basically blocks one of the Orthos threads from running at all so my temps fall a bit.

Edit: I backed off 2 mhz on the FSB because I got an error in Orthos after another test the next day. Also here is proof of the overclock:

ScreenShot

CPU-z Validation

Those CoreTemp temperatures are after letting it sit for 10 mins or so after stopping Orthos.

-JWM
 
Hmm... I dont know how well Orthos is, I just use two instances of Prime95, large FFT on one and small FFT on the other. I believe this config is recommended for multi-core processing systems and I've found it really finds the weak points (which is good, I need my server to be damn stable :D).
 
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