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Despite what a lot of people think, vid is'nt the be all and end all when it comes to clocking. Mine had a 1.35 vid and was still prime stable at 3.8Ghz with 1.52v. It did 3.6Ghz on a more reasonable 1.45v.
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What is your VID Rating - Q6600 Post here!!!!
- Thread starter Crgwal
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VID:1.2375
3.6 @ 1.35v
On a 680i A1, yes you did read that correctly
3.6 @ 1.35v
On a 680i A1, yes you did read that correctly
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VID: 1.2625
24/7 3.8ghz @ 1.425 - 30/30/25/25c idle never hits 50 on any core loaded.
Bench + 24hr prime stable 4.01ghz 1.51v 53/53/47/48 max over 24hrs.
Never tried higher, 4ghz was what i wanted to achieve, and I did.
24/7 3.8ghz @ 1.425 - 30/30/25/25c idle never hits 50 on any core loaded.
Bench + 24hr prime stable 4.01ghz 1.51v 53/53/47/48 max over 24hrs.
Never tried higher, 4ghz was what i wanted to achieve, and I did.
Soldato
VID: 1.35v
Mines an L8xxxxxx and I've not really played with it other than changing the FSB from 266 to 333 to get 3Ghz.
As soon as I push it to 334 to locks up solid!
Once I get a decent cooler and a better mobo I'll start fiddling with the voltages and getting a reasonable overclock from it.
Mines an L8xxxxxx and I've not really played with it other than changing the FSB from 266 to 333 to get 3Ghz.
As soon as I push it to 334 to locks up solid!
Once I get a decent cooler and a better mobo I'll start fiddling with the voltages and getting a reasonable overclock from it.
Soldato
B3 VID 1.30v
1.512v at 3.6, been running since june 2007 at this speed: 98c under load
I did notice the G0 stepping dies at a much lower tamp: around 80c.
1.512v at 3.6, been running since june 2007 at this speed: 98c under load
I did notice the G0 stepping dies at a much lower tamp: around 80c.
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B3 VID 1.30v
1.512v at 3.6, been running since june 2007 at this speed: 98c under load
I did notice the G0 stepping dies at a much lower tamp: around 80c.
98c load and watercooled
? something wrong there i'm thinking
Soldato
Naa, Intel say the chip can run at 100c for 10years.
My rig is totally stable & has been for over a year.
Anyone else have a b3 here?
My rig is totally stable & has been for over a year.
Anyone else have a b3 here?
Caporegime
Batch no can be found on the retail box or printed on top of the cpu itself.
Soldato
Mines got a VID of 1.25V
Running 3.4Ghz with a voltage of approx 1.4V, load approx 65deg c
Keep thinking now its fully burned in with the Zalman 9500 I have might try reclocking it some time for improved heat/power usage.
Running 3.4Ghz with a voltage of approx 1.4V, load approx 65deg c
Keep thinking now its fully burned in with the Zalman 9500 I have might try reclocking it some time for improved heat/power usage.
Soldato
B3 @ 3.108GHz
VID = 1.3250 (according to RealTemp) - hopefully will drop, still testing.
VCore = 1.328 (according to CPU-Z)
Idleish at 45/47/43/45 with RealTemp using TJMax of 95
VID = 1.3250 (according to RealTemp) - hopefully will drop, still testing.
VCore = 1.328 (according to CPU-Z)
Idleish at 45/47/43/45 with RealTemp using TJMax of 95
Soldato
-GO @ 3.7GHZ
-Vid 1.2875
-BIOS 1.450v
-CPU-Z 1.436v @ 100% load
-Load temps 67/67/62/62
-Idle temps 41/40/35/35
-Vid 1.2875
-BIOS 1.450v
-CPU-Z 1.436v @ 100% load
-Load temps 67/67/62/62
-Idle temps 41/40/35/35
Soldato
Absolutely identical to mine, except that all my cores are on 43°c (on 100% load)
That was at 1.416v in cpu-z
Caporegime
This allows you to run a higher fsb, eg 9x400fsb, or 8x450fsb, both =3.6ghz. this is my limited knowledge of it, as ive never clocked on the 8x multi yet
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