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THERMAL-REACTOR said:
9.282s
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nice!

I was using a windows install from an older computer with my first runs. I did a fresh install and noticed that my computer was more stable, and even better superpi would run about a tenth faster.

I tried to go 215 and it is approaching the 9 second barrier. I will try to go higher on monday.
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mikesrex said:
nice!

I was using a windows install from an older computer with my first runs. I did a fresh install and noticed that my computer was more stable, and even better superpi would run about a tenth faster.

I tried to go 215 and it is approaching the 9 second barrier. I will try to go higher on monday.
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Congrats man, you won't see anymore scores from me unless I up the voltage and I really don't want to do that. Good luck in the quest for sub 9`s. The processor is an amazing OC`r. My chip runs amazing cool, but takes more voltage than other 920`s, so I guess I might sell this chip and get another and go from there. Again congrats.
 
THERMAL-REACTOR said:
Congrats man, you won't see anymore scores from me unless I up the voltage and I really don't want to do that. Good luck in the quest for sub 9`s. The processor is an amazing OC`r. My chip runs amazing cool, but takes more voltage than other 920`s, so I guess I might sell this chip and get another and go from there. Again congrats.
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much thanks,

what do you run yours at daily? so far I think I am going to leave mine at 200x20 with turbo turned off (hyperthreading on of course)

it seems to run like a champ, idling in the high 20's/low 30's and gets into the low 60's when doing some serious crunching.
 
mikesrex said:
much thanks,

what do you run yours at daily? so far I think I am going to leave mine at 200x20 with turbo turned off (hyperthreading on of course)

it seems to run like a champ, idling in the high 20's/low 30's and gets into the low 60's when doing some serious crunching.
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You have an awesome chip and you seem to be able to OC very well.

I run mine as well at 200x 20 @ 1.47 volts. My temps are about the same as yours.

What do you think the max voltage is that would be safe for single runs?
 
THERMAL-REACTOR said:
You have an awesome chip and you seem to be able to OC very well.

I run mine as well at 200x 20 @ 1.47 volts. My temps are about the same as yours.

What do you think the max voltage is that would be safe for single runs?
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I had the vcore as high as 1.64 for the 215x21 runs

I have it set to 1.375 for 200x20 use
 
1.9 volts can be safe for a single run, assuming you use something like a single stage/cascade/ln2, otherwise i would say 1.7 would be the cut off limit for liquid cooling
 
THERMAL-REACTOR said:
Room temperature is about 22c. At 4.4ghz it idels at about 36ish, load 72ish, thats with 1.625 volts
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try a single run a 1.7 volts then, i wouldn't have it that high much longer than 15 minutes tops, and if you have it at 1.625 volts 24/7 thats not good, i wouldn't expect it to survive much past next year :S
 
just a noob said:
try a single run a 1.7 volts then, i wouldn't have it that high much longer than 15 minutes tops, and if you have it at 1.625 volts 24/7 thats not good, i wouldn't expect it to survive much past next year :S
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I wouldn't expect that I would get a year out of it at that volts. Thanks for the help, I do not run anything higher than 1.47 for my everyday OC.
 
mikesrex and THERMAL-REACTOR, good job on getting high i7 clocks on air. try to disable 6 cores and leave 2 to run spi, and set the priority to highest. you should get a little higher clocks at the same voltages.
 
I know quite a few guys on XS that have been running duallies @ 1.6v 24/7 for over a year now.

But they are on water.

I needed 1.62v to get to 4GHz on my Q6600
 
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