Post Your Overclock!

[kurahk7]

Nice overclock but did you underclock your HT by a full gigahertz?

 

[ZaLiTH]

So, after days of fighting with a Phenom II x3 740 Black Edition, I managed to work a deal with a friend of mine and get me a Athlon 6000+ Brisbane to replace my 5400+. XFX tech support is, well, not very supportive on a good day, and my motherboard doesn't seem to want to play nicely with any Phenom II chips...

I've lost a bit on my memory speeds, but the 6000+ doesn't seem to like 220MHz core speed... I haven't played with any voltages yet, might do that over the weekend if I have some free time. But for the moment, at least I'm up from 3.1GHz to just over 3.3GHz:

 

[rixto003]

Since i finally got my new pc then now its ready to go public (clocked it to 14 GHz while drunk and after that it crashes so hard every few days so only way to reboot is to power off PSU)

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I like how you arranged those windows.

~Lordbob

Would be wierd if u didn't like it...

OC'ed to 4 GHz... gonna start everest burn stress and post new pics in the morning (2 AM here (atleast i think its AM ))

not gonna give u my promised pics... OC'd to 4 and stability test crashed my PC took it down again and so far no crashes . alltough its only 3 months old PC im allready thinking of getting new CPU, PSU and GPU

 

[GeneO]

This is my 24x7 i5-760 @ 3.81 GHz, 1600 MHz RAM. C1E on, speedstep off. Under full load the core voltage is at 1.21V and it runs about 63c (under Prime95). Idle 1.08V and 38c.

 

[Kipper]

Working on a review of the Maximus 4E board and just tossed up a nice OC on air. Haven t fine tuned the settings yet but I did get it stable on AIDA64 Stress tests for over 2 hours.

 

[Dave76]

Very nice

 

[paulpicks21]

Thought I would test my cpu to find the "wall"

Seems to be 5.1ghz , which I might add is totally stable.

Requires alot of voltage though.

Frio does a great job keeping it cool at this speed and voltage , hit 82c after 10 mins of prime.

 

[jeepmann4x4]

Thought I would test my cpu to find the "wall"

Seems to be 5.1ghz , which I might add is totally stable.

Requires alot of voltage though.

Frio does a great job keeping it cool at this speed and voltage , hit 82c after 10 mins of prime.

Nice, now I might have to give it a go....lol

 

[paulpicks21]

Thought I would test my cpu to find the "wall"

Seems to be 5.1ghz , which I might add is totally stable.

Requires alot of voltage though.

Frio does a great job keeping it cool at this speed and voltage , hit 82c after 10 mins of prime.

Nice, now I might have to give it a go....lol

Hi Jeepman , tbh I find it too dam easy to clock these new sandybridge cpu's its far too straight forward.

I think they all vary alot on what voltage they need to hit high overclocks , mine needs 1.36 iirc to be stable at 4.6ghz , 1.46 for 5ghz and 1.5 for 5.1ghz , its far too much voltage to be chucking at it for a 24/7 in my eyes , but certainly interesting to see how far they can go.

I read a review earlier where they achieved a 5.1ghz oc with 1.46v so like I say it certainly varies.

Shame I hit a wall at 5.1 , would post but couldn't get into windows at 5.2ghz no matter what.

All good fun till ya fry it lol.

As most people say , if you can't afford to replace it , don't do it. If you can then knock yourself out

Paul.

 

[jeepmann4x4]

Thought I would test my cpu to find the "wall"

Seems to be 5.1ghz , which I might add is totally stable.

Requires alot of voltage though.

Frio does a great job keeping it cool at this speed and voltage , hit 82c after 10 mins of prime.

Nice, now I might have to give it a go....lol

Hi Jeepman , tbh I find it too dam easy to clock these new sandybridge cpu's its far too straight forward.

I think they all vary alot on what voltage they need to hit high overclocks , mine needs 1.36 iirc to be stable at 4.6ghz , 1.46 for 5ghz and 1.5 for 5.1ghz , its far too much voltage to be chucking at it for a 24/7 in my eyes , but certainly interesting to see how far they can go.

I read a review earlier where they achieved a 5.1ghz oc with 1.46v so like I say it certainly varies.

Shame I hit a wall at 5.1 , would post but couldn't get into windows at 5.2ghz no matter what.

All good fun till ya fry it lol.

As most people say , if you can't afford to replace it , don't do it. If you can then knock yourself out

Paul.

Yes it is very easy to oc these chips...highest I've tried was [email protected] if I remember right but did not stress test it ....It did boot fine and ran it for about an hour playing mp3's and web hunting(forgot I put it that high...lol) I'll try again here in a day or two see what I can hit(& get snips of)

I seen a review, can't remember which one but they hit 5.2@aound 1.5v on air.

Mine is [email protected] Stable 24/7 so maybe I can hit [email protected] and boot...It's a lot of volts!! Kinda nervous..:shock:

 

[jeepmann4x4]

Thought I would test my cpu to find the "wall"

Seems to be 5.1ghz , which I might add is totally stable.

Requires alot of voltage though.

Frio does a great job keeping it cool at this speed and voltage , hit 82c after 10 mins of prime.

Nice, now I might have to give it a go....lol

Hi Jeepman , tbh I find it too dam easy to clock these new sandybridge cpu's its far too straight forward.

I think they all vary alot on what voltage they need to hit high overclocks , mine needs 1.36 iirc to be stable at 4.6ghz , 1.46 for 5ghz and 1.5 for 5.1ghz , its far too much voltage to be chucking at it for a 24/7 in my eyes , but certainly interesting to see how far they can go.

I read a review earlier where they achieved a 5.1ghz oc with 1.46v so like I say it certainly varies.

Shame I hit a wall at 5.1 , would post but couldn't get into windows at 5.2ghz no matter what.

All good fun till ya fry it lol.

As most people say , if you can't afford to replace it , don't do it. If you can then knock yourself out

Paul.

Ok well I gave it a go....I'll post a few pics,each will be a different OC.
Now I will first say that I was just trying to see at what OC speeds I could boot at and idle while watching temps, I did open some programs and play mp3's, open browsers. I ran IntelBurnTest on the first one at standard settings.

I AM BY NO MEANS CALLING THESE STABLE.

Still did not hit a wall for booting up and getting into Windows, I stopped at the last one because of the high volts.
I will fine tweak them at a later time to try for stable.

 

[kurahk7]

Nice, now I might have to give it a go....lol

Hi Jeepman , tbh I find it too dam easy to clock these new sandybridge cpu's its far too straight forward.

I think they all vary alot on what voltage they need to hit high overclocks , mine needs 1.36 iirc to be stable at 4.6ghz , 1.46 for 5ghz and 1.5 for 5.1ghz , its far too much voltage to be chucking at it for a 24/7 in my eyes , but certainly interesting to see how far they can go.

I read a review earlier where they achieved a 5.1ghz oc with 1.46v so like I say it certainly varies.

Shame I hit a wall at 5.1 , would post but couldn't get into windows at 5.2ghz no matter what.

All good fun till ya fry it lol.

As most people say , if you can't afford to replace it , don't do it. If you can then knock yourself out

Paul.

Ok well I gave it a go....I'll post a few pics,each will be a different OC.
Now I will first say that I was just trying to see at what OC speeds I could boot at and idle while watching temps, I did open some programs and play mp3's, open browsers. I ran IntelBurnTest on the first one at standard settings.

I AM BY NO MEANS CALLING THESE STABLE.

Still did not hit a wall for booting up and getting into Windows, I stopped at the last one because of the high volts.
I will fine tweak them at a later time to try for stable.

You spelled "were" wrong; you spelled it as "where" lol. Nice overclock I hope you can get 5.5ghz stable

 

[paulpicks21]

Wow Jeepman , thats some amazing results to get it to load at 5.5!

You must have a great chip there!

 

[jeepmann4x4]

Hi Jeepman , tbh I find it too dam easy to clock these new sandybridge cpu's its far too straight forward.

I think they all vary alot on what voltage they need to hit high overclocks , mine needs 1.36 iirc to be stable at 4.6ghz , 1.46 for 5ghz and 1.5 for 5.1ghz , its far too much voltage to be chucking at it for a 24/7 in my eyes , but certainly interesting to see how far they can go.

I read a review earlier where they achieved a 5.1ghz oc with 1.46v so like I say it certainly varies.

Shame I hit a wall at 5.1 , would post but couldn't get into windows at 5.2ghz no matter what.

All good fun till ya fry it lol.

As most people say , if you can't afford to replace it , don't do it. If you can then knock yourself out

Paul.

Ok well I gave it a go....I'll post a few pics,each will be a different OC.
Now I will first say that I was just trying to see at what OC speeds I could boot at and idle while watching temps, I did open some programs and play mp3's, open browsers. I ran IntelBurnTest on the first one at standard settings.

I AM BY NO MEANS CALLING THESE STABLE.

Still did not hit a wall for booting up and getting into Windows, I stopped at the last one because of the high volts.
I will fine tweak them at a later time to try for stable.

You spelled "were" wrong; you spelled it as "where" lol. Nice overclock I hope you can get 5.5ghz stable

No no no, It is spelled right the "H" is just silent

Yup I sure did spell "were" wrong.. I noticed it as I uploaded the pics but that was after I did all the testing and after I put it back to stock settings. I was not going to redo all of it. I figured I would just blame it on living in the mid-west.

paulpicks21 Wow Jeepman , thats some amazing results to get it to load at 5.5!

You must have a great chip there!

Seems I got one of the "Golden Ones". I don't think I can get the 5.4 or 5.5 oc's stable with the high volts & temp it will take(imo). I just do not have the cooling for it right now.
Do you or anyone else know what the MAX temp & volts are for the I7-2600k? I searched but keep seeing different answers. I've seen from mid 80's to 100 (85c+-100c)

 

[Dave76]

Here is the Intel spec sheet.

Intel® Core™ i7-2600K Processor

Tcase is 72.6°C, the CPU case add 5°C for the core temps (Tjunction) is 77.6°C.

That's the first Intel CPU spec sheet I've seen that didn't have a max CPU voltage listed.

 

[kellymac35]

Been awhile since I have overclocked my rig stable @ 4 MHz

 

[ionbasa]

Laptop being repurposed as a Mincraft server.

CPU-Z Validator 3.1

 

[Zen00]

I totally loath all you Sandy Bridgers and your 5.0+ Ghz overclocks.

My CPU won't go over 3.8 Ghz before becoming unstable.

 

[kurahk7]

Here is my overclock.
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1896231

 

[Dave76]

Nice OC, looks good.