overclocker333

Much thanks to ty_ger07 for the slick looking Real Temp skins!!!   

 
No problem man.  Thank you.
 
Wow!  Look at those idle temperatures!!! Very jealous.

expedision

mudvari

pheeew.....finally did it!!

Core i7: 920 D0  Batch #3913B224
CPU clocked at: 4105.7MHz On Air (196x21)
vCore: 1.38125v with VDroop
Idle temps: 45 43 45 43
Load temps: 95 96 91 91
HT: enabled
Turbo: enable

Mudvari.... I thought you ordered a pro mega?

yah...thats right...i tried installing as well, this thursday, without removing the mobo from the case.....JUST MY BAD-A**-LUCK!!! the last double-studded screw had improper linings (you know the fine thin lines that helps screws to go inside)....i was ALL SWEATY lifting this beast and to find out I couldn't install it because of one bloody SCREW....!! I was so frustrated didn't even bother to tell or shout at anyone...tried to deal with my anger with a submissive way...!! and today out of the blue I found this 4.1GHz to be a success at a first try this morning!! Rex's thread is pretty INFORMATIVE...actually that was my base!!
thx REX wherever you are...for sure a BR to you!!! and thanks for asking expedision!!!

*Updated...congrats to everyone who has improved and recently joined!!!*

HT: ON
Vdroop: OFF
Core i7: 920 D0 Batch #: 3937A664 
Cpu Clock 4210.5 MHz
Voltage: 1.36785 
Idle temps: 40,35,39,35 
Load temps: 79,78,76,75 

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*Updated everyone*

Sorry flawally I missed your vcore when I updated your name to the list.

@Tasmac and kpablo...welcome and congrats to the little club we have here. Thank you for your contribution to the list and to helping others in need if its in need.

Keep the numbers going up everyone! Im waiting on new fans and an SSD to make this 4.207 a 4.4 so we'll see what happens.

Take care everyone!


SimC

I've had a long weekend at the drags (NHRA Finals, Pomona, CA), but I wanted to post
my latest contribution to this wunnerful thread, and it's with my 2nd PC build. Yes, you
read that right: This one is Build No.2! Woot Woot!!

I haven't had time to tweak it much yet, just a baseline for fast Folding@Home is all, which
is where I tested LinX tonight, @ 4210Mhz, and things went rather well. I think this i7 920 is
another good one, Batch #3849B202, because the VCore is low, in fact everything is pretty
low as far as adjustments go. VDIMM had to be bumped up to 1.65V in BIOS (1.69V ELEET),
but VCore was a modest 1.25000V, VTT +125mV (1.225V), and my twins PLL and IOH VCore
I pegged @ 1.2500V. So very modest voltage adjustments, and considering this is not a
Classified board (X58 x 3 SLI A1 "Vanilla"), it's going very nicely so far.

I'll have a stouter Mhz later in the month as I get some time to mess around with it more...

Anyway, without further ado, I'll post the data here in case there are any questions:

rexrzer77 Rig #2 - BL-132-X58-SLI x 3 A1 "Vanilla" motherboard, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1600Mhz RAM, BFG GTX 285 OC Video Card, Mega Shadow Cooler (lapped), etc etc...it's a new build/rig for yours truly, a 2nd notch here!

i7 920 CPU Clocked @ 4210Mhz - 1.2500V VCore - 1.65V VDIMM, +125mV VTT
Temps: Idle 34,38,39,40-C; Load 74,78,79,80 - Batch#3849B202 - On AIR Only

rexrzer77

rexrzer77 

I think this i7 920 is
another good one, Batch #3849B202, because the VCore is low...

 
3849B202 and 3843B018 were some of the best batches Microcenter ever had... quite a bagain at their prices... I would and still will pay double that price now to ge my hands on some now.  I currently have a WTB listed in the EVGA Marketplace for those and some other good batches.

*Updated*

So if we pass this test we get a case badge from EVGA?

overclocker333

rexrzer77 

I think this i7 920 is
another good one, Batch #3849B202, because the VCore is low...

 
3849B202 and 3843B018 were some of the best batches Microcenter ever had... quite a bagain at their prices... I would and will pay double that price now to ge my hands on some now.  I currently have a WTB listed in the EVGA Marketplace for those and some other good batches.

Hah-Hah!   I guess I lucked out... by overclock333's comments here...thanks to the
Good Lord above, and my ability to get lucky with CPU's, I am running two very nice CPU's today
of the i7 persuasion...this one, and my 2nd i7 CPU score from Batch# 3849B203, which I have been pleased
to work with since July 2009.

I bought both of these from the same source, and it wasn't MicroCenter. Amazon.com Marketplace had an ad
from "Best Buy PC" over the summer (gone now), that said 'Guaranteed i7 D0 CPU's from known good batches'
in the ad copy, so I took a chance and ordered two. When that turned out so well (Batch#3949B018), I bought
2 (two) more from Best Buy PC, and scored the Batch# 3849B202/203 CPU's respectively. I returned one of the
#3849B018 CPU's because it had strange discoloration/etching on the CPU's surface, right in the build of the
transistors and micro-capacitors--ie looked very irregular out of the box...the seller sent me another #3849B202
CPU in return for that one, and I am keeping it for a spare CPU, just in case...

That's the story, and I'm sticking to it! I am glad to have confirmation from overclocker333 about these being
great CPU's, because I thought as much from the low-Voltage performance I am getting from them, but what did
I know? Thanks!

rexrzer77

grd003
CPU: i7 920  D0
Batch: 3920B649
CPU Clock: 4378.2MHz
** On Air**  HT On
Idle Temps: 41,36,41,35
Load Temps: 86,83,84,78
 
image:   

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73F room ambient
side panel of case open
system temp ~25c
2x 6,000rpm 120x38mm fans on
  an IFX-14 BP cpu cooler
2x 6,000rpm 30mm fans on Vreg heatsink
Tvreg ~69c max
CPU ~70c max
noise level >1giga-dBA,
  ear protection required

SimC33 gonna be a little while guys until I get to update the list...I am on the iphone and my rig is down...

Apparently, I fried the CPU when I booted it without the CPU water block being on it the other day..so im trying to find someone to lend an i7 to me so I can see if thats really the reason then buy a new chip

Sorry about your woes, Sim. I am going to stay optimistic, thinking the thermal circuits turned off your processor before it actually lit up like a light bulb.

im telling you...it's one of your memory slots... i have noticed this on a few of the classified's i have had....

HT: ON
Vdroop: OFF
Core i7: 920 D0 Batch #: 3910A475 (Sticker is a little hard to read) 
Cpu Clock 4189.3 MHz
Voltage: 1.325
Idle temps: 44-41-44-42
Load temps: 86-84-83-82





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CKY i already sent you a pm did you not get it?