yea tweaked it quite a bit before i got to 2 runs without errors. but i will get there! =DDDDD

bluvert89
Core I7 980x Batch# 3031A245
CPU Clocked at: 4.5ghz
Voltage at: 1.435
Idle temps:  36, 32, 27, 36, 39, 31
Load temps:  86, 78, 72, 76, 84, 85
GFlops peak:  47.8755

 
 

holy shat, i need to throw out my current build for a dual sr2.. i find i don't even use my rig for gaming anymore, i just want to supe it up and look at it all day and night! just wonder what to do next.i need a 3rd job for it! =p

TY! what's next--5GHz Club? haha =P probably not yet..

bluvert89, welcome to the club.

heh - Just noticed I was post 999...  Might as well make it an even 1000.  

garnetandblack, welcome to the club. We do not round up the clock speeds, so your cpu clock position is 4.24Ghz.
 
rwoodburn1, you're using the wrong programs to make the club list. Also you need to list out your stability submission in the fashion.
 
Forum Name <---- THIS IS IMPORTANT. DO NOT FORGET THIS.
Core i7 (whichever you have)   Batch #: (not required, but would be nice to include)
CPU clocked at:
Voltage:
Idle temps: (please provide this in celsius)
Load temps: (please provide this in celsius)
GFlop peak: (used for any clock speed ties, higher gflops wins)
 
Please see the opening post of this thread. Thanks.
 
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=934278

rwoodburn1

I dont get it .These programs have been the standards for years.If you are going to be that picky Just keep your little winky button.

Ok, have a good day.

Encrypted_God
Core i7 950 - Batch # 3951A594
CPU clocked at: 4.2GHz
Voltage: 1.45
Idle temps: Low-Mid 40's across the board
Load temps: During the test? Refer to the screenshot
GFlop peak: 53.6019 (if my eyes server me correctly)
 

 
FULL SIZE SCREENY

 I feel so special. But I don't think I'm done just yet

But first things first; I need to recuperate. It's exhausting, and nerve racking.

RicParker
Core i7 990X Batch # 3101A150
CPU clocked at: 4.50GHz
Voltage: 1.387
Idle temps: 34, 44, 35, 31, 35, 36
Load temps: 79, 80, 76, 73, 81, 79
GFlop peak: 79.7543
 
Do you think it's a safe OC for 24/7? Or maybe the V Core is too high? Thanks.
 
 
 
   

kram36

I'll update this in a bit, but I want to mention something here.

You NEED to list out your core temps individually. I will no longer accept someone just putting Idle temps: High 20s, Low 30s and Load temps:  High 70s, Low 80s for their temp readings after this post.

Thank You.

 
 
*ahem*  Fixed.  My bad. 

EliteGeek91

Just curious. I am so close! But I have one question. My current OC is very stable! But when running, I randomly get the "Program has stopped responding", and then in about 2 sec, it's working again, BUT it went back to the first unit... And it can happen 20 secs into the test, or at 20 mins into the test. So I feel like it's nothing major. It's deff not temp. Any ideas? Because usually if I don't enough voltage, it gets BSOD, so I prolly have enough voltage right?

My specs are:

i7-960 @ 4.229
71c load temp (Usually about 68c).
1.375 voltage 

Probably not stable. Post a complete BIOS template in a new thread so that we can have a look. May need more CPU Vcore or CPU VTT.

EliteGeek91
Core i7-960 D0 Stepping (Sorry, don't know batch #)
CPU clocked at: 4.22
Voltage: 1.424
Idle temps: 46, 42, 45, 44
Load temps: 78, 80, 80, 74
GFlop peak: 54.0613
 
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