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lol how high are you willing to go with that stock heatsink? :p

Haha, the heatsink is fine. Its still only about 55c, even at 4.1Ghz. Temps are not whats holding me back - the system bclk I can't get higher than 198, even with increased voltages. Apparently Gigabytes new beta bios fixes this so I might give it a go if Lyric manages a better score :p

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oh guys , grrrr i wanna my 3rd place :p

what s' up with crazy OC's :D

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and why there is no AMD users ? are they afraid from Ci7 :rofl:

/jking

oh comn , we need there appearance seriously :D

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bobbytomorow - 13.859s / Gigabyte P35 DS3R / Q6600 @ 3.78GHZ / G.Skill DDR2-1000 5-7-7-19 2T 2v / Scythe Ninja Plus Rev. B

I neglected my RAM and I can still push her further. I'm going to tighten up my RAM and try for 4GHz and do a repost.

Wow though i7 is really mopping up the competition, good job boys :woot:

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bobbytomorow

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There should be a laptop subset.

I got 17.375 on mine. I'll post up the screenshot later.

I concur. I wouldn't mind running it through my Macbook.

Also i am going to try and push 4GHz out of my old Q6600 and see what she can pull off :p

What do you guys think max safe voltage is for 65nm? 1.5?

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Lyric

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LoL i was on a short amount of time tonight to overclock my cpu, and I pretty much managed to waste an hour of time, it was posting but then I realized it would bsod when I booted it into windows. :/

If it BSOD's and your FSB:RAM ratio is 1:1, then its some type of voltage that needs to be increased most of the time. Just have to experiment, takes awhile to find stable settings.

CPU Vcore

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or CPU VTT

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obiwong

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apparently i've hit close to the max OC of my chip

won't go past 475x9 or 500x8

not gonna try to push more volts

here's my score!

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Obi Wong - 11.045s / Asus P5K-E wifi/ap / E8400 @ 4.275GHz / Corsair Dominators DDR2 @ 5-5-5-15 1000MHz / Noctua NH-U12P

if i can free up some more time this weekend i'll go steal my fiancee's E8400 lol (that's allowed right? :p )

her batch is supposed to OC better than mine

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StealMySoda

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Seems a bit slow really but it's at stock and it's a 920 not a 940. Compared to the i7 it's terrible, but still pretty respectable considering it's running at just 29c, max I can get it to is 31c and thats with Overdrive stress tests. Too bad I didn't get the black edition :p I'll make sure I do next time.

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