E6600 @5134MHz under BEFORE's cascade

before · 01-08-07, 12:44 PM

[System]

E6600 L627B156 OEM
Biostar P965 TForce Deluxe bios 914 Rebels Heaven mod (Vcore, Vdroop, Vdimm mods)
Super Talent PC2-5300 2*512MB
Windows 2k3 Server (tweaked)
Western Digital IDE 80Gb
2-Stager @ -100C unloaded

That's the second time I've got the opportunity of cascading a chip from watercooling.fr. The first E6600 (same stepping as the actual one) clocked up to 4926MHz suicide with only a single core enable.

At that time, I was using a Team Xtreem memory kit and after today's results I think the matter was there. In fact, previous chip was expected to be a better clocker thanks to its excellent performance under watercooling... Nevermind!

So guys, look at that FSB... The Biostar TForce P965 is without doubt an incredible motherboard. :slobber:

[Suicide CPU-Z]

Vcore = 1.92V
Vdimm = 2.53V
Vmch / ich = 1.82V

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=155620

Super Pi 1M @5051MHz

Vcore = 1.92V
Vdimm = 2.53V
Vmch / ich = 1.82V

Super Pi 2M @5030MHz

Super Pi 16M @4974MHz

Vdimm = 2.53V

Super Pi 32M @4901MHz

Vdimm = 2.53V

Too bad that MBM5 fails to report the temperature while running that cold (also note the CPU clock isn't updated).

I would like to thank Quent for the board and watercooling.fr for the chip.

Thx for reading.

jtjuska · 01-08-07, 12:55 PM

Simply amazing, great overclock!!!

~jtjuska

discobiscuits · 01-08-07, 01:07 PM

Jealous...

jivetrky · 01-08-07, 01:07 PM

Nothing like a > 100% OC. Awesome!

Edward2 · 01-08-07, 01:12 PM

Amazing is right!! You mentioned that your unloaded temp was -100C. Any idea what your loaded temp was?

Janus67 · 01-08-07, 01:16 PM

well done.

PWatterson · 01-08-07, 01:26 PM

That is really cool (no pun intended

).

ChinStrap · 01-08-07, 03:11 PM

nice. thats some crazy FSB

Saud · 01-08-07, 03:24 PM

i dont like u 'before'... u make me very jealous, but baddd ass overclock man

greenmaji · 01-08-07, 03:42 PM

Third person..
Being the best superpi tweaker period has gone to your head before

J/K

Great run

||Console|| · 01-08-07, 03:46 PM

Wow Nice clocks and on a "Budget board" I cant belive that board is holding that fsb that well . feakin good job man .

metloaf · 01-08-07, 03:47 PM

That is absolutely amazing! Good job on that impressive OC! Keep 'em coming.

Deanzo · 01-08-07, 03:51 PM

As others have said b4, just Amazing!

[SC]Ceasar · 01-08-07, 03:52 PM

wow

Amazing clocks. Nice job dude!

before · 01-09-07, 02:29 AM

Thx you guys! I truely appreciate your words

I'll give it another try today in order to break the Spi 10s barrier.

@Edward2: evap temp was -90C idle and -87C during Super Pi.

Neural Net · 01-09-07, 07:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by before

Thx you guys! I truely appreciate your words

I'll give it another try today in order to break the Spi 10s barrier.

@Edward2: evap temp was -90C idle and -87C during Super Pi.

Good luck on breaking that 10 second Spi barrier, has anyone managed that before?

greenmaji · 01-09-07, 07:27 AM

9 has been broken but at higher clocks (and LN2 cooling) these are VERY respectable clocks for two stage cascade cooling, some of the best actually.

Neural Net · 01-09-07, 07:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by greenmaji

9 has been broken but at higher clocks (and LN2 cooling) these are VERY respectable clocks for two stage cascade cooling, some of the best actually.

Ah interesting, can any of these clocks play games? I guess those LN2 clocks are just able to run Spi, and this should be more stable shouldn't it?

before · 01-09-07, 10:24 AM

Thank you so much guys!

Let me share this nice Super Pi 32M done with only 1.71Vcore...

... and this very slightly improved 1M... It crashed shortly after the screenshot was taken

I've made several other runs, I'll post them ASAP

greenmaji · 01-09-07, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neural Net

Ah interesting, can any of these clocks play games? I guess those LN2 clocks are just able to run Spi, and this should be more stable shouldn't it?

why would you want to play games when you could bench

condensation could pose a problem with running a cascade for long periods of time (depending on the quality and luck of the prep work)
LN2 not a chance, ventilation alone would be a problem from N₂ gas, then you have the constant boiling off and cost problems.

Looking good Xavier

Vdimm? Sure you can't tighten down tRFC a little more?

01-08-07, 12:44 PM	Thread Starter #1
before Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Aix-en-Pce \| France	E6600 @5134MHz under BEFORE's cascade [System] E6600 L627B156 OEM Biostar P965 TForce Deluxe bios 914 Rebels Heaven mod (Vcore, Vdroop, Vdimm mods) Super Talent PC2-5300 2512MB Windows 2k3 Server (tweaked) Western Digital IDE 80Gb 2-Stager @ -100C unloaded That's the second time I've got the opportunity of cascading a chip from watercooling.fr. The first E6600 (same stepping as the actual one) clocked up to 4926MHz suicide with only a single core enable. At that time, I was using a Team Xtreem memory kit and after today's results I think the matter was there. In fact, previous chip was expected to be a better clocker thanks to its excellent performance under watercooling... Nevermind! So guys, look at that FSB... The Biostar TForce P965 is without doubt an incredible motherboard. :slobber: [Suicide CPU-Z]* Vcore = 1.92V Vdimm = 2.53V Vmch / ich = 1.82V http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=155620 Super Pi 1M @5051MHz Vcore = 1.92V Vdimm = 2.53V Vmch / ich = 1.82V Super Pi 2M @5030MHz Super Pi 16M @4974MHz Vdimm = 2.53V Super Pi 32M @4901MHz Vdimm = 2.53V Too bad that MBM5 fails to report the temperature while running that cold (also note the CPU clock isn't updated). I would like to thank Quent for the board and watercooling.fr for the chip. Thx for reading. __________________ Best Regards, Xavier -- SPI [ 1M=7.847s ] -- 3DMARK [ 06=31194pts ] -- COOLING [ LN² Container + 25L dewar ] [ 53.4kbtu/h R404A /R1150 /R14+R50+R290 Triple-Rotary Cascade in testing @-137C ] [ 45.2kbtu/h R404A /R1150 Double-Rotary Cascade @-120C ] "I prefer to fly alone... when alone, I perform those little coups of audacity which amuse me..." René Fonck (1894-1953) Last edited by before; 01-16-07 at 01:00 PM.
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01-09-07, 02:29 AM	Thread Starter #15
before Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Aix-en-Pce \| France	Thx you guys! I truely appreciate your words I'll give it another try today in order to break the Spi 10s barrier. @Edward2: evap temp was -90C idle and -87C during Super Pi. __________________ Best Regards, Xavier -- SPI [ 1M=7.847s ] -- 3DMARK [ 06=31194pts ] -- COOLING [ LN² Container + 25L dewar ] [ 53.4kbtu/h R404A /R1150 /R14+R50+R290 Triple-Rotary Cascade in testing @-137C ] [ 45.2kbtu/h R404A /R1150 Double-Rotary Cascade @-120C ] "I prefer to fly alone... when alone, I perform those little coups of audacity which amuse me..." René Fonck (1894-1953)
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greenmaji Senior Spellcheck Join Date: Dec 2005	9 has been broken but at higher clocks (and LN2 cooling) these are VERY respectable clocks for two stage cascade cooling, some of the best actually. __________________ $300 for your CPU $500 for your GFX card $100 for your memory $200 for your motherboard $9.99 for your PSU Having a CHEAP power supply take out your computer PRICELESS.
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01-09-07, 10:24 AM	Thread Starter #19
before Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Aix-en-Pce \| France	Thank you so much guys! Let me share this nice Super Pi 32M done with only 1.71Vcore... ... and this very slightly improved 1M... It crashed shortly after the screenshot was taken I've made several other runs, I'll post them ASAP __________________ Best Regards, Xavier -- SPI [ 1M=7.847s ] -- 3DMARK [ 06=31194pts ] -- COOLING [ LN² Container + 25L dewar ] [ 53.4kbtu/h R404A /R1150 /R14+R50+R290 Triple-Rotary Cascade in testing @-137C ] [ 45.2kbtu/h R404A /R1150 Double-Rotary Cascade @-120C ] "I prefer to fly alone... when alone, I perform those little coups of audacity which amuse me..." René Fonck (1894-1953)
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