790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help

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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/03 15:01:44 (permalink)
Seems like it's working for you! 

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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 07:25:45 (permalink)
So far I passed 9 hour BLEND TEST - 0 errors
 
Just started "In-place large FFT's" ...

CPU: Intel QX6850@3.6Ghz (1.45625v) Motherboard: EVGA 790i SLI FTW (bios SZ17)
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 08:04:07 (permalink)
If you want to run a different stress test, run the Intel Burn Test for 20 passes at max stress.  http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Benchmarks/IntelBurnTest.shtml
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 13:10:17 (permalink)
"In-place large FFT's" - 7 hours 0 errors
 
u mean LinX ?
post edited by gottex - 2011/03/05 13:51:06
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 13:27:09 (permalink)
The ITB uses linpack, but if you passed Prime, you should be good to go.
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 13:50:19 (permalink)
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The ITB uses linpack, but if you passed Prime, you should be good to go.

http://www.xtremesystems....howthread.php?t=201670 this is what u'r talking about, yeah, very HOT test ;) I usually have almost 95C  U think 5 passes is enough? people say it should run 20, I did it once about a year ago, but it was like 97C on each core, crazy
Anyway, I'll try it tomorrow ... and I still need to start getting down the cpu voltage and start over all again with this tests
post edited by gottex - 2011/03/05 13:56:25
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 13:56:36 (permalink)
If you are going to run tests after incrementally lowering your voltages, I recommend the Intel Burn Test in post #153, not LinX.  Run it for 20 passes at max stress.  It is quicker than running Prime for 8-10 hours after each voltage change. 
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 14:20:12 (permalink)
Is this Intel test only stress CPU or RAM also ?
 
Ok, hope to begin testing tomorrow night or maybe on Monday
post edited by gottex - 2011/03/07 11:41:20
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 14:31:45 (permalink)
IMO, the voltages that you could possibly lower, and still be stable are listed below.  I think that your CPU FSB voltage is too high.  Looking at the hardware that you are using and the frequency that you are running, I feel that you could run at 1.30v.  I would lower the CPU FSB voltage first and test, then the MCP voltage and test, and the CPU voltage would be the last one.
CPU Core – 1.46875 (I would shoot for the lowest possible voltage)
CPU FSB – 1.425V (I would try 1.30v)
nForce MCP – 1.550V (I would try 1.50v)
post edited by VistaHead - 2011/03/05 14:37:12
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 14:46:09 (permalink)
And If anything wrong the burn test just give me BSOD, right ? I mean if it has any errors or something
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 15:44:48 (permalink)
It will stop.
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/05 16:08:43 (permalink)
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And If anything wrong the burn test just give me BSOD, right ? I mean if it has any errors or something


Alex, if you take your CPU vcore down too low.....yes, you will get a BSOD.

 
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/06 11:07:09 (permalink)
1.3 vcore is too low, IMO. That's the stock voltage for this 65nm chip. Very little research will show you that you do, infact need plenty of volts to this chip in order to get anything near stable when overclocking. 
 
You're pretty close to having it all done...glad you finally got it figured out  !

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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/06 12:27:37 (permalink)
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1.3 vcore is too low, IMO. That's the stock voltage for this 65nm chip. Very little research will show you that you do, infact need plenty of volts to this chip in order to get anything near stable when overclocking. 
You're pretty close to having it all done...glad you finally got it figured out  !

I suggested 1.30v for the CPU FSB voltage, not the CPU voltage.  If it does not work, he can raise it.
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/06 13:05:54 (permalink)
ya, my bad. still on the FSB that's getting really low!
 
Give it a try, just beware of the good old BSOD!

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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/06 14:00:46 (permalink)
Thanx guys, I'll give it a try, just out of town for 3 days for a little holiday
post edited by gottex - 2011/03/07 11:40:26
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/06 14:31:35 (permalink)
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ya, my bad. still on the FSB that's getting really low!
Give it a try, just beware of the good old BSOD!

I run at 4.0Ghz and 1800Mhz linked and synced with a CPU FSB of 1.25v.
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:39:49 (permalink)
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IMO, the voltages that you could possibly lower, and still be stable are listed below.  I think that your CPU FSB voltage is too high.  Looking at the hardware that you are using and the frequency that you are running, I feel that you could run at 1.30v.  I would lower the CPU FSB voltage first and test, then the MCP voltage and test, and the CPU voltage would be the last one.
CPU Core – 1.46875 (I would shoot for the lowest possible voltage)
CPU FSB – 1.425V (I would try 1.30v)
nForce MCP – 1.550V (I would try 1.50v)

 
Ok, just get back from business trip and stressed as u told me to
CPU Core – 1.45625 (1.45 gave me freeze on 13th test) 20 tests no errors
CPU FSB – 1.350 (next step down 1.275 but haven't tried it yet, wanna play Crysis 2 a bit ) 20 tests no errors
nForce MCP – 1.5V    20 tests no errors
 
Guess now I can call it stable and flawless
 
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:45:25 (permalink)
Good to know!  LOL....stable, yes, flawless, no.
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:46:17 (permalink)
That is some real good news to hear Alex....after all this time!!! Congratz!!!!

 
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:47:30 (permalink)
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Good to know!  LOL....stable, yes, flawless, no.

  at least its still good
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:48:32 (permalink)
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That is some real good news to hear Alex....after all this time!!! Congratz!!!!

Thanx
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:53:01 (permalink)
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Good to know!  LOL....stable, yes, flawless, no.

at least its still good

Agreed...it's all good!!  I really am glad that you can finally use your PC for whatever you want to use it for, and not have issues.  Enjoy it!
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 14:56:36 (permalink)
Thank you
One more thing, any suggestions for GTLVREF's, cause now its all on auto ...
 
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 15:02:27 (permalink)
Leave them on auto, unless you have RAM issues.
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 15:03:37 (permalink)
Ok
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/03/25 15:09:13 (permalink)
On mine....what I do Alex is this.....when stability has been found at whatever speed I'm running at....then, I manually set in the same exact GTL settings that Auto is assigning to them. This is to make sure that Auto does not end up possibly changing them later.

 
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/06/24 00:16:33 (permalink)
Finally I've installed my water cooling for MB and CPU and hopefully now I can get to 4 Ghz ... with your help guys!!! just as usual

CPU: Intel QX6850@3.6Ghz (1.45625v) Motherboard: EVGA 790i SLI FTW (bios SZ17)
Video: Tri-SLI MSI N580GTX-M2D15D5  772MHz/4008MHz
Memory: Kingston HyperX KHX1800C9D3K2/4G, DDR3 4Gb PC3-14400 1800MHz, 9-9-9-27 (2T) 1.8v
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/06/27 13:25:48 (permalink)
Good to be back ;)
So my stable spec for 3.6 are below, but I wanna go for 4.0 if possible. What voltage usually more stable for such frequency ???
 
**Frequency Settings**
CPU Freq, MHz – 3600
FSB Reference Clock, MHz – 1800
CPU Multiplier - [8X]  (this should be set to 9 and automatically get 4.0)
PCIe x16_1 & 16_2, MHz - 100
PCIe x16_3, MHz - 100
SPP<->MCP Ref Clock, MHz - 200

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HT Spread Spectrum - [Disabled]
PCIe Spread Spectrum(SPP) - [Disabled]
PCIe Spread Spectrum(MCP) - [Disabled]
SATA Spread Spectrum - [Disabled]

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EPP 2.0 Memory [Disabled]
FSB – Memory Clock Mode - [Linked]
FSB – Memory Ratio - [Sync Mode]
FSB (QDR), MHz - [1800]
Actual FSB (QDR), MHz - 1800
x MEM (DDR), MHz - [Linked]
Actual MEM (DDR), MHz - 1800

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P2 - [Enabled]

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x tRCD - 9
x tRP – 9
x tRAS - 27
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x tRC [Auto(45)]
x tWR [Auto(12)]
x tWTR [Auto(19)]
x tFAW [Auto(29)]
X RFC [Auto(110)]
x tREF 7.8uS

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.45625 (next step all in green 1.46250/1.46875/1.47500/1.48125/1.48750/1.49375/1.50000/ etc.)
CPU FSB – 1.350V (next step all in green 1.425/1.500/1.575)
Memory – 1.800V (must be set 1.7~1.9)
nForce SPP – 1.42V (next step all in green 1.47)
nForce MCP – 1.550V (next step all in green 1.550/1.600/1.650)
CPU PLL -  1.5V (next step all in green 1.6)

GTLVREF Lane 0 [Auto]
GTLVREF Lane 1 [Auto]
GTLVREF Lane 2 [Auto]
GTLVREF Lane 3 [Auto]

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Limit CPUID Maxval - [Disabled]
Intel SpeedStep - [Disabled]
xPPM Mode - [Native]
CPU Thermal Control - [Disabled]
C1E Enhanced Halt State - [Disabled]
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Virtualization Technology - [Disabled]

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CPU Core 1 - [Enabled]
CPU Core 2 - [Enabled]
CPU Core 3 - [Enabled]
post edited by gottex - 2011/06/30 01:05:44

CPU: Intel QX6850@3.6Ghz (1.45625v) Motherboard: EVGA 790i SLI FTW (bios SZ17)
Video: Tri-SLI MSI N580GTX-M2D15D5  772MHz/4008MHz
Memory: Kingston HyperX KHX1800C9D3K2/4G, DDR3 4Gb PC3-14400 1800MHz, 9-9-9-27 (2T) 1.8v
HDD1: WD VelociRaptor 150Gb SATA-II 10000rpm HDD2: WD VelociRaptor 300Gb SATA-II 10000rpm
HDD3: WD 1002FBYS 1Tb SATA-II 7200rpm PSU: Enermax Galaxy EVO 1250W Revolution 85+
Case: Cooler Master Stacker 832 OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Water cooling: XSPC RX480; Koolance PMP-450; XSPC Acrylic Dual 5.25" Bay Reservoir for Laing D5; Koolance CPU-370; Bitspower BP-WBN79NS-BK; Bitspower BP-WBN79AP1-BK & BP-WBN79AP2-BK
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Re:790i FTW and qx6850 - need overclock help 2011/07/06 22:34:54 (permalink)
I tried to run for 4.0 and no luck :(
To get a quick result I used Intel Burn Test, but after 7-10 sec of "MAXIMUM STRESS TEST" I get BSOD
Any thoughts ?
 
**Frequency Settings**
CPU Freq, MHz – 4050
CPU Multiplier - [9X]
 
**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.49375
CPU FSB – 1.350V
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.42V
nForce MCP – 1.500V
CPU PLL -  1.5V

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.48750
CPU FSB – 1.425V
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.42V
nForce MCP – 1.500V
CPU PLL -  1.5V

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.49375
CPU FSB – 1.425V
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.42V
nForce MCP – 1.500V
CPU PLL -  1.5V

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.49375
CPU FSB – 1.350V
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.37V
nForce MCP – 1.550V
CPU PLL -  1.5V

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.49375
CPU FSB – 1.425V 
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.37V
nForce MCP – 1.550V
CPU PLL -  1.5V

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.49375
CPU FSB – 1.500V 
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.42V
nForce MCP – 1.550V
CPU PLL -  1.5V

**System Voltages**
EVGA VDroop Control [Without VDroop]
CPU Core – 1.49375
CPU FSB – 1.425V 
Memory – 1.900V
nForce SPP – 1.42V
nForce MCP – 1.550V
CPU PLL -  1.5V
 
post edited by gottex - 2011/07/06 22:39:49

CPU: Intel QX6850@3.6Ghz (1.45625v) Motherboard: EVGA 790i SLI FTW (bios SZ17)
Video: Tri-SLI MSI N580GTX-M2D15D5  772MHz/4008MHz
Memory: Kingston HyperX KHX1800C9D3K2/4G, DDR3 4Gb PC3-14400 1800MHz, 9-9-9-27 (2T) 1.8v
HDD1: WD VelociRaptor 150Gb SATA-II 10000rpm HDD2: WD VelociRaptor 300Gb SATA-II 10000rpm
HDD3: WD 1002FBYS 1Tb SATA-II 7200rpm PSU: Enermax Galaxy EVO 1250W Revolution 85+
Case: Cooler Master Stacker 832 OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Water cooling: XSPC RX480; Koolance PMP-450; XSPC Acrylic Dual 5.25" Bay Reservoir for Laing D5; Koolance CPU-370; Bitspower BP-WBN79NS-BK; Bitspower BP-WBN79AP1-BK & BP-WBN79AP2-BK
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