My ds review

i tryed it at 4050ghz with 1800mhz fsb and the vcore up to 1.4v it passed a 5 run with intelburn and i did a 15min with occt dunno if 15mins does much or not. occt temps were good intelburn ran hotter around 75C top and 60C for occt

ok testing now

Wow that is a nice chip... Can I have it?

Alright, now try 1866MHz FSB.

Wish I had a socket 775 board still.  Maybe I can get a 790i from somewhere... I have a Q6600 doing absolutely nothing.

When it bluescreens, look for the code down about half way on the screen.  Should be something like 0x00000000 (0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

Two of the main ones you want to look for (before the ()'s) are 0x00000124 and 0x00000101.  101 = more vcore.  124 = more fsb, im assuming, it relates to VTT on the newer stuff.  50 = dimm, maybe fsb.  A = dimm.  There are others but harder to figure out which one relates to what.

Since it failed right away, try increasing Vcore to 1.42v.


Edited by venom - 07 Oct 2009 at 2:14am

ill increase vcore too

ok occt 15mins max temp was 71C intel burn 3pass max temp was 79C

ok will give it a try

yep

intel burn did one pass then blue screen same error cods

yea same code 101 will try 1.475

Maybe OCCT is hitting the FSB harder, try increasing FSB voltage from 1.35v to 1.375v.

Oh that's fine then, I am used to the newer stuff, been about a year since i've touched an older socket 775 system.

If that doesn't help, give your DIMM a small increase, and if that doesn't work, lower both the FSB and DIMM to what they were and increase Vcore to 1.49375v


Edited by venom - 07 Oct 2009 at 3:40am

ill try those and see what it does

vcore at 1.49375v occt locks up after 5 mins

it just keeps locking up after a min on occt

Great speed, could try for 1888MHz.

ill try it, run some more test and see what it does