EVGA classified 200 - Amazing result!

Remember, the annoying guy unable to run stable his chip until he finally puts more Vcore and VTT (in particular).
I ended to be stable at 1.3v and 1.2v vtt @ 4Ghz.

For an unknown reason (since I changed the mobo), I am stable (for at least 1 hour) at 1.225v and 1.2v vtt (haven`t touched to that yet...) on the EVGA classified 200!

God... I was perplex, I thought the E-leet overclock tool wasn't really changing the voltage. After 4 hours and 4 voltage adjustment (1.3v, 1.28, 1.27 and 1.26) I was wondering if it could be real. I tried 1.2v and crashed soon after I ran LinX.

Upped it a bit and ended with that:


Was a bit tired and bored of studying so I stopped the test. Pretty sure it`s stable or near to be. Could also not be the lowest value possible...

God... if the e-leet feature isn't fooling me, then wow... I didn't know a motherboard could do so much difference! Geezus

Oh well, I can belive I wasted soooo much time with my p7p55d-e

nice results yes a diff mobo can change everything
even if you stay with same board and get new one it will have diff results


i had p6td delux asus broke it bought a p6td asus (cheaper) and its miles better voltage wise and overclocking

i would use bios rather than tool i find it more stable

That's amazing! How is that possible? I mean, the mobo is supposed to put X voltage not more not less. I thought it was all a matter of luck (gold chip)

What case do you have again? Not bad results at all.

Very good CPU!
Go for 4.4

fishys87 said:

What case do you have again? Not bad results at all.

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CM690II - I'd go for the HAF however... Cable management is kinda hard, more space would be better!

Bobnova said:

Very good CPU!
Go for 4.4

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Luck

I'll try 4GHz with turbo on. The mobo has an awesome feature, when the turbo kicks in, you can set turbo voltage for x22 and x24!
Will see how well it does!

Bad point is that I don't have access to the x21 multi. Thus, 220 BCLCK is a bit high to achieve the 4.4GHz...
Edit: Just got an answer on EVGA, it appears that you can enable turbo (thus having access to x21 multi) and disable C-state so the x22 and x24 won't kick in!
Will try that for sure then! hehe 1.3-1.35v? optimist expectation? xD

Update:
Running stable so far at 1.225v (BIOS) and 1.15v VTT) 1 hour so far... Trying 1.125v VTT and will update.

I am really pleased with these results; I only wanted to update the mobo for crossfire and it also greatly reduced the voltage needed for my cpu!

EVGA is really a great brand!

well youre having fun with that i see latest pics ?