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Mad SL6WK
- Thread starter musk
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is this 5:4 or 1:1? I managed 238 on mine with stock volts of 1.4875 and all the GAT stuff on auto. nice work!
OP
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I am seeing 1.50vcore in CPUZ (default in BIOS)
My temp is 46c load with a tornado running about half speed.
It primed overnight at 260*15 = 3900mhz
Upped it to 265 this am - hopefully still going, will report when I get home from work
I got it from www.ncix.com
1:1 ratio
My temp is 46c load with a tornado running about half speed.
It primed overnight at 260*15 = 3900mhz
Upped it to 265 this am - hopefully still going, will report when I get home from work
I got it from www.ncix.com
1:1 ratio
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is that 1.5 vcore while you are under full load?
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that's really weird. I don't think you have default voltage set in bios. My 30-cap defaults to 1.4875 or something and reads 1.392 in cpu-z at full load. Are you sure you are at stock voltage?
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wow, nice clock! Is that 1.584 at full load? either way seems your board overvolts the vcore. I don't think that's a bad thing, most boards undervolt.
OP
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Thanks.
Thats at full load.
I know you questioned the default vcore, when I set it to default it undervolts slightly.
As soon as I go to a manual setting it overvolts.
It just passed test 4 of the 8k blend.
I have also found this correlation - I start prime and run pifast at the same time, if pifast fails it won't prime for any period of time. Could be a quick stability check?
Somebody else try this out.
musk
Thats at full load.
I know you questioned the default vcore, when I set it to default it undervolts slightly.
As soon as I go to a manual setting it overvolts.
It just passed test 4 of the 8k blend.
I have also found this correlation - I start prime and run pifast at the same time, if pifast fails it won't prime for any period of time. Could be a quick stability check?
Somebody else try this out.
musk
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i can't figure out how to run two prime95 instances at the same time. right now i have bios set to 1.625, reads 1.55 full load in cpu-z and speedfan.
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wow, that is kind of nice. That makes me feel a little better about having my voltage set so high.
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uhh.... be careful musk, 1.88 vcore is awfully dangerous.
Many people seem to believe 1.65 is the max on air, you can go above for short periods of time, but folding consistantly at 1.88v is crazy!
I have an SL6WU at 3.85 @ 1.6v with a cascade water block, and i'm scared of going much higher. lol
Many people seem to believe 1.65 is the max on air, you can go above for short periods of time, but folding consistantly at 1.88v is crazy!
I have an SL6WU at 3.85 @ 1.6v with a cascade water block, and i'm scared of going much higher. lol
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Great OC man! Hope she stays solid for you as many 3.0Cs seem to be degrading these days. I saw 4+GHz the first week I had mine (not at your nice low vcore and not stable either), but haven't seen it since. Best of luck with what appears to be a great CPU.
