Ok here it is posted properly I was also able to squeeze out a little more speed without lowering my ambient temps.  5.223@1.54v Eleet shows it at 1.55 but in my bios I have it set at 1.54

Well achieved 5.317ghz @ 1.56v  bclck @ 102.27 multi @ 52  sorry put the wrong date in my sig I am a dummy late here getting very tired. 
 

huf757

jers47

I'm pretty sure i can run with the voltage a lot lower, i just ran it with an auto overclock.
3930k at 5.07 ghz at 1.568v water cooled Batch # 3150B643.

Thats sweet 6 cores at 5ghz 

 
you forgot hyperthreading...
 
more like 12 cores jesus mother of load big advance must a breeze with those clocks man
 

3960x @ 5.015 , hit 71' on one core

 55' ambient, can go lower when required

I just got the mobo a couple of days ago. Just took a shot at the voltage. The Vc was at 1.536 in cpuz during the actual runs. Suspect I can go a fair bit lower maybe, will find out. 

5007Mhz
 
BCLK 100.1Mhz
Memory 1600Mhz (slightly upped by BCLK, 1601/2Mhz)
Vcore: Offset Mode +0.045V
 

Hey IstBarP, since you run pretty much the same setup as me, I was wondering if you would mind giving me a hand with my bios settings? To start, would like to hit 4.6ghz-4.8ghz to get a feel of what my chip can do, and how well my loop can cool.

5.008   2700k  50multi  1.44v  

Just raise your BCLK to 101 and you will show above 5.0Ghz. most will tell you not to exceed 80c for any extended periods. 90c is getting to a dangerous level.

Hey, it is 2 am here in denmark :).. i will update thread and help PanzerMensch tomorrow :) sorry for not updating this thread before now, 

I simply stopped getting emails from this thread for some odd reason.. i use my email to check responses ;)

mrkwhlr2

two more questions :-)

1. Do you turn off hyperthreading to help with temps?

2. Is there any reason why we cannot use Prime to bench to 5ghz?

I am almost there....7 passes LinX at 5ghz, 1.45v, almost 90c...HOT!, then blue screen.

Thanks,

Well... my cpu doesn't have HT, but i don't think people turns it off..

and yes, the reason we use linx, is to set a default way to measure stability.. if some people use one stability tester and others use another, then it can be hard and people will complain that their OC is more stable than others.. so for that reason i have set a default program to bench.. then nobody complain and such :) 
 
be carefull going that high!.. Sandy bridge are not so tolerant when it comes to temps.. better keep it low, i've read that some people fries their CPU right about 90.. i didn't go to 5.2 ghz cause mine went above the 85 degrees mark i made.. i didn't wanna go above cause it is not worth to fry your CPU for so little as 100 mhz.. 

Mystikalrush

I guess me above entry isnt valid?

 
I will be updating this thread in an hour or such..

but the requirement is 20 min of linx :).. so hope you can make 20 min :)..

this image show that he got linx working on an AMD Bulldozer
http://www.twcarpc.com/ph...AFX8120/AFX8120DT2.png
 
 
don't know if there is some special AMD version , but i know there is a special Sandy bridge version that uses sandy bridge new chipset and raises the GFlops drastically 

Forgive me for not reading the entire thread, but does anyone have a asus p8p67 mobo with a 2600k that would be willing to guide me to 5.0ghz. I can get to it but my voltage wants to go near 1.5v and i am afraid

AlphaNerd 

Forgive me for not reading the entire thread, but does anyone have a asus p8p67 mobo with a 2600k that would be willing to guide me to 5.0ghz. I can get to it but my voltage wants to go near 1.5v and i am afraid  

 
 
I have that motherboard and i have a thread where i told people what i did to get to 5.1ghz :).. 

that is a 2500k, but you can always adjust the voltages a bit.. they should be about 1.4-1.47ish to reach the 5 ghz :)
 
but here it is :) http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?&m=1064134&mpage=1
 
Hope that helps! :)
 

AlphaNerd

Forgive me for not reading the entire thread, but does anyone have a asus p8p67 mobo with a 2600k that would be willing to guide me to 5.0ghz. I can get to it but my voltage wants to go near 1.5v and i am afraid

 
I got that board and a 2700k, sitting at 4.8GHz 1.36v (I can probably get the vcore lower) , will try for 5 this weekend. 
Try VRM fixed frequency =350