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The *Club i7 Stability Continuation* by SimC33(EVGA X58 SLI Series) is" NOT an an official Evga or Nividia listing" according to EVGA_JacobF. The Results of Rigs listing has not been updated by SimC33 since September 12, 2010! It is defunct!
EVGA_JacobF told me I was "free to copy that information and make a new thread..." I am NOT going to make a new thread, but I know posting overclocking results are important to geeks like me. Maybe a fellow geek would like to start a new results listing. I want to thank SimC33 for his efforts in the past for maintaining the *Club i7... *. I have updated my copy of LinX for my 980x and am working on 4.500 to4.600 MHz with a Super Mega and "modded" HAF-X case. Have a good day forum members and watch the ambient temperature.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 05:34:18
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I do not have the time to update a thread like this, nor would i want the hassle, But I do have a recomendation, The 4+ Club i7 Stability Thread was started at a time when all people had to work with was 920 C0's latter D0's, and the 965; Subsaquently, it was a much smaller, and easier to update thread. Due to improved I-7's and the newer boards, whoever takes this over may want to consider making it a 4.5 and over stability thread, so the mark will retain it's prestage, and stay small enough to be managable. ( Just a thought) Going from 2.6 to 4.0 was a considerable accomplishment, I'm not trying to put any body down, but going from 3.3 to 4.0, isn't that big of a deal. ( just saying)
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 05:45:04
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Very good thought!
Someone could name the thread the 4.500 MHz Prestige Results.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 06:26:58
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Very good thought!
Someone could name the thread the 4.500 MHz Prestige Results.
+1
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 06:46:59
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Good idea! Ya, it used to be a "big deal" to hit 4 ghz., Kinda crazy huh?
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 06:53:13
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Good idea! Ya, it used to be a "big deal" to hit 4 ghz., Kinda crazy huh?
Yep, especially with sand bridge chips hitting 5.0ghz on air now lol
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 08:43:46
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We should make it a no SB club hahahaha  I'm serious 
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/27 09:37:05
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 09:17:44
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I do not have the time to update a thread like this, nor would i want the hassle, But I do have a recomendation, The
4+ Club i7 Stability Thread was started at a time when all people had to work with was 920 C0's latter D0's, and the 965; Subsaquently, it was a much smaller, and easier to update thread. Due to improved I-7's and the newer boards, whoever takes this over may want to consider making it a 4.5 and over stability thread, so the mark will retain it's prestage, and stay small enough to be managable.
( Just a thought)
Going from 2.6 to 4.0 was a considerable accomplishment, I'm not trying to put any body down, but going from 3.3 to 4.0, isn't that big of a deal. ( just saying)
Yes, KenMoore4318 I agree with you. The new thread would have to be very limited in scope. Someone might call it the 4.500Mhz Prestige Results for the 980x. Another forum member might create the 4.500Mhz SandyB i7-2600K Results . I believe Extreme Systems and/or Overclocking.net have/ has such a forum. I would recommend a one year commitment with regular or monthly updates. Does anyone know if the 980x is being updated or replaced in the third quarter of this year?
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 09:25:52
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 09:35:01
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Thanks KenM... for the info on the i7 990x.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 09:42:57
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where is everyone getting Ken, It's Kyle, but it doesn't matter anyway, you can call me anything, but "late for dinner" and your welcome.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 09:47:04
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Very nice info on the new E! And I would've called you Glenn, actually (from your profile).
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 10:20:43
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Very nice info on the new E! And I would've called you Glenn, actually (from your profile).
That would have worked too, First middle last. But I've beeen called lots of things.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 10:34:47
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Intel can kiss my bee-hind for swapping out their chips so fast to no practical gain. We may be talking again once socket 2011 rolls around, until then no thank you! I'm sticking with my i7 970s 6C/12T at 4.6GHz
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 11:52:57
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where is everyone getting Ken, It's Kyle, but it doesn't matter anyway, you can call me anything, but "late for dinner" and your welcome.
Oops. Honestly, I do not know where I got Ken. Have a nice day Kyle, and keep updating us in the forums with your valuable info!
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 14:55:17
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Intel can kiss my bee-hind for swapping out their chips so fast to no practical gain. We may be talking again once socket 2011 rolls around, until then no thank you! I'm sticking with my i7 970s 6C/12T at 4.6GHz
Intel has our full attention. Impressive overclock dejanh.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/28 18:51:25
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I would be willing to take over this thread lord knows other than school I don't have much going on right now, Only problem for me is the army likes to send me to schools for a couple months at a time so I don't know how that would work out.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/29 06:11:03
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I would be willing to take over this thread lord knows other than school I don't have much going on right now, Only problem for me is the army likes to send me to schools for a couple months at a time so I don't know how that would work out.
Bravo fellow forum geek for considering starting a new 980x results thread or taking over the defunct *Club i7 Sta...* thread. Impressive rig and Vantage 3D Mark.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 03:27:28
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sgtharry
Good idea! Ya, it used to be a "big deal" to hit 4 ghz., Kinda crazy huh?
Yep, especially with sand bridge chips hitting 5.0ghz on air now lol
The Sandy Bridge cpus are hitting 5.0Ghz on air! A $300 chip!  Man, this is not fair----I bought a 980x several months ago for $1000 and overclocked it to 4.5Ghz with 20x LinX stress testing-----then read in one of Evga threads that LinX needed to be updated with Intel Linpack-----this update raised my cpu temps at 4.5Ghz about 5C under 100% load----so I went back to 4.3Ghz and did some tweaking----now my build is stable at 4.4Ghz ----- I am going to reinstall all of my Noiseblocker case fans and move to 4.5Ghz-4.6Ghz range again in the next few weeks.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 03:56:18
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Clock means nothing these days really... CPU GFlops are more meaningful imho. I've seen a fellow evga forums member hit 5.3+GHz OC and get 80 GFlops with lastest Linpack binaries, while I get 81GFlops same binaries, 4.28GHz, on air (80°C max), but with cutting edge memory tweaking. I'm curious how much GFlops a 2600K @5Ghz can pull... 
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 04:30:20
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Clock means nothing these days really... CPU GFlops are more meaningful imho. I've seen a fellow evga forums member hit 5.3+GHz OC and get 80 GFlops with lastest Linpack binaries, while I get 81GFlops same binaries, 4.28GHz, on air (80°C max), but with cutting edge memory tweaking. I'm curious how much GFlops a 2600K @5Ghz can pull...
Thank you haazhel for the informative response.Because of your post, I am going to download the CPUID Hardware Monitor Pro utility and try it with my tweaking of the 980x. And I am also going to pay more attention to my memory settings and GFlops while moving toward 4.6GHz.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 04:38:07
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Yea... CPU core frquency is pretty much e-penis... But it's only one parameter in a system that count dozens of them... Reaching high performance isn't just about punching the Core MHz Up button. I don't have premium DDR3 memory, but i know i'm getting the most of it. What's the use of having 2000MHz uber rated memory if you don't get the most out of it? Personally, i'd use 2000MHz memory @1600 and tighten timings to the max... It yields much better results overall than just having the pure MHz bump... Don't ever forget LGA1366 cpu are rated @1066/1333 Mhz memory, going beyond that nets marginal gains. Tweaking settings should be much more effective. IMHO.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 04:56:49
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Ok I'll do it.
What do you think about this as the tread title "X58 4.2Ghz+ Stability Club"?
Need someone to make a signature pic for it.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 05:16:37
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4.2+ Club ---------------------------------------- <------   ------> Like this? LOL J/K
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 06:16:16
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Ok I'll do it.
What do you think about this as the tread title "X58 4.2Ghz+ Stability Club"?
Need someone to make a signature pic for it.
Great! Title is A-OK with me. I am off to do some business -----I will check back later today.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 06:33:15
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Keep in mind the lower you set the bar, the more work there will be for you, because the more people that will meet it, as more people pick up 980, or 990 CPU's the more of a cake walk meeting the goal will become, and the more people you will have e-mailing or PMing you asking why you have not updated the post, I'm not trying to talk you out of anything, just making sure you know what your gitting into.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 08:29:47
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Again, associating Core clock to GFlops output would filter those snapping in an unlocked CPU and rising multiplier from those optimizing the whole system. Anyone can reach 4+GHz these days. But it's another story to get very high GFlops output, imho...
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 12:30:24
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Keep in mind the lower you set the bar, the more work there will be for you, because the more people that will meet it, as more people pick up 980, or 990 CPU's the more of a cake walk meeting the goal will become, and the more people you will have e-mailing or PMing you asking why you have not updated the post, I'm not trying to talk you out of anything, just making sure you know what your gitting into.
I would set specific days for stats updates. Like in the evenings on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. There would be no need for anyone to pm for a status update. As for the Ghz goal... if 4.4Ghz is what you guys want, then that will be it. I will have to say 4.4Ghz does put more of an elite status to the goal.
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Re:Very important info about the *Club i7 Stability Continuation* thread
2011/01/31 12:46:05
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Clock means nothing these days really... CPU GFlops are more meaningful imho. I've seen a fellow evga forums member hit 5.3+GHz OC and get 80 GFlops with lastest Linpack binaries, while I get 81GFlops same binaries, 4.28GHz, on air (80°C max), but with cutting edge memory tweaking. I'm curious how much GFlops a 2600K @5Ghz can pull...
I'm sure that forum member you were speaking of was me, but you must also consider I was running 4 cards with that setup which is taking much of the memory and bandwith. Now that I just have one in my computer I'll run one and see what happens. I was running on the old linx setup, but I need the link to download whatever needs be for the binaries. I mean not to take anything from you 81gflops is great I only averaged 79 with a max of 80.
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