The TBCS Overclocking Thread

[crenn]

This thread is basically so you can brag about your overclocks with your computer.

List of overclocks:
Indybird: C2D E6850 @3.604GHz(400x9) w/ 1.475v | 2GB OCZ DDR2-800 @ 4-4-4-12 w/1.9v | Idle 40c, Load 52c
progbuddy: Pent D 915 @3.218GHz(230x14) w/1.272v | 1GB PQI Turbo DDR2-745 @ 4-4-4-12 w/2.0v | Idle 40c Load 55c
Exley: C2D E6600 @ 2.702GHz(300x9) w/1.3375 | 2GB DDR2-1066 @ 5-5-5-15w/2.0v | Idle 35c Load 53c
crenn: C2Q Q6600 @ 2.997GHz (333x9) w/1.35 | 2GB OCZ DDR2-667 @ 5-5-5-15 w/1.8v | Idle 35c Load 61c
learning2mod: C2D @ 3.967GHz (440x9) w/1.5 | 2GB DDR2-1099 @ 5-5-4-12 w/2.3v | Idle 44c Load 60c.

You must provide your rig setup and a picture of CPU-Z or Core Temp with you CPU at the said speed. Also try to include a picture of the RAM settings as well. Also include idle and load temps (load temps must be measured after orthos runs on small FFT (stress the CPU) for 10-20 minutes). All cores must be at 100% for the load temp to be valid. Also the system has to be stable

Please provide the following:
CPU Name
Clock Speed
CPU Volts
Idle Temps
Load Temps
Cooling Method (Air, Water, TEC, Phase, LN2)
Heatsink/Waterblock Model
Motherboard
RAM (Amount and Brand)
RAM Speed (Can be done through CPUz)
RAM Timings
RAM Voltage
Operating System


Happy Overclocking

[crenn]

Reserved

[Omega]

This should go in Tech Talk.

[crenn]

Would you be able to move it?

[Indybird]

Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0GHz/1333FSB - Cooler Master Hyper L3 Cooler - OCZ 2GB DDR2 800

Overclock:
Processor Speed: 3.6GHz
Multiplier: 9
Voltage: 1.475V
Idle Temp: 30C
100% Load Temp: 52C
RAM Speed: DDR2 800
Timings: 4-4-4-12
Voltage:1.9V
Idle Temp: 40C
100% Load Temp: 52C

Everything runs perfectly smooth - no problems.

[crenn]

Screenshots are needed for it to become valid.

[Scotty]

Overclocking CPU Tables
Ordered by largest % overclock first
Click to see full size

Lists:
All CPUS
All Intel
All AMD

INTEL
Multi-Core (Xeons)
Core 2 Quad
Core 2 Duo
Pentium D and Dual Cores
Single Cores

AMD
Multi-Core (Opterons)
Dual Cores
Single Cores


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All CPUs

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All Intel CPUs

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All AMD CPUs
None so far

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INTEL


Intel Multi-Core (Dual/Quad/Octo) (Xeons)
None so far

Core 2 Quads

Core 2 Duos

All Pentium D's and Intel Dual Cores

All Intel Single Cores

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AMD


All AMD Multi-Core (Dual/Quad) (Opterons)
None so far

All AMD Dual Core
None so far

All AMD Single Core
None so far

[progbuddy]

CPU: Intel Pentium D 915 Presler
Stock Speed: 2.80 GHz
Current Speed: 3.20 GHz
Voltage: 1.28 V
Cooler: Stock HSF
Multiplier: 14.0
Idle Temp: 40 C
Load Temp: 55 C

RAM: 1 GB PQI Turbo DDR2 667 (OC to 745)
Timings: 4-4-4-12
Voltage: Stock (2.0 V)

And for some reason, my CPU likes to change its clock multiplier in accordance to [some] load.

[crenn]

Originally Posted by Scotty

How about we make the list a little clearer?

If you want get people to list all the bits on there, that way it gives a good idea of an achievable overclock with their cooling and other kit.

I can update it easily, and if we end up with loads it would be easy to manage rearrange, order etc.

Good idea. How about we have 2 versions? A clickable link to a detailed spread sheet and also the summary up there!

Originally Posted by progbuddy

CPU: Intel Pentium D 915 Presler
Stock Speed: 2.80 GHz
Current Speed: 3.20 GHz
Voltage: 1.28 V
Cooler: Stock HSF
Multiplier: 14.0
Idle Temp: 40 C
Load Temp: 55 C

RAM: 1 GB PQI Turbo DDR2 667 (OC to 745)
Voltage: Stock (2.0 V)

Can you please run CPU-Z? (Link provided in the first post)

[progbuddy]

Originally Posted by crenn

Can you please run CPU-Z? (Link provided in the first post)

Sure. Just have to get it under a load to get the multiplier up...

EDIT::

annnnd done.

oh, and btw, which is the CPU voltage control? What other names could it be under? I'm havin' a hard time finding it...