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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/09 02:26:37 (permalink)
EVGA P55 SLI (E655) + i5 750 @ 4ghz - 1.306v bios, 1.22vtt, without Vdroop. Batch is L939B455
 

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/09 03:52:46 (permalink)
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EVGA P55 SLI (E655) + i5 750 @ 4ghz - 1.306v bios, 1.22vtt, without Vdroop. Batch is L939B455
 



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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/15 04:08:43 (permalink)
Test.




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/15 07:28:14 (permalink)
i7 860 Batch ID 3924B276 with Noctua NH-D14 cooler on EVGA P55 FTW, Bios A56

4.00 Ghz, 20x200BCLK
DDR3 - 4xG.Skill F3-12800CL9D-2GBRL 1600mhz, 9-9-9-24, 2T
BIOS Vcore 1.35625V (without VDroop)
VTT, 1.350V
PCH 1.175V


post edited by 10eeee - 2010/02/15 08:08:48

i7 860 3924B276, EVGA, P55 FTW, 8GB G.Skill F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL RAM, 4.00Ghz (20x200)

Bios Template > http://www.evga.com/forums/fb.ashx?m=180051
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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/16 03:56:09 (permalink)
10eeee

i7 860 Batch ID 3924B276 with Noctua NH-D14 cooler on EVGA P55 FTW, Bios A56

4.00 Ghz, 20x200BCLK
DDR3 - 4xG.Skill F3-12800CL9D-2GBRL 1600mhz, 9-9-9-24, 2T
BIOS Vcore 1.35625V (without VDroop)
VTT, 1.350V
PCH 1.175V


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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/17 14:11:29 (permalink)
Guess maybe you should add mine to the list batch # L937B642

Churning along at 4.2ghz (200x21) vcore 1.435 cpu vtt 1.28

Although I get into windows I wasn't willing to juice her and try to make her stable


i5-750 @4.20ghz [200x21]
EVGA P55 SLI [755] A70 Bios
HAF 932
Water Cooled
HD 5850 @1025/1300 cooled by HEATKILLER GPU-X³ 58X0 Water Block
G-Skill Ripjaw 4gb DDR3-1600
Corsair TX750W
Sony Optiarc DVD-RW
OCZ Agility 60gb SSD (OS and apps)
1tb Hitachi [Storage]
Windows 7 Pro x64 

http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=502

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/02/18 04:04:11 (permalink)
KMITCHELL

Guess maybe you should add mine to the list batch # L937B642

Churning along at 4.2ghz (200x21) vcore 1.435 cpu vtt 1.28

Although I get into windows I wasn't willing to juice her and try to make her stable




Thanks for your support! On a side note, you might be able to drop that vcore a little bit, and raise up your cpu vtt to about 1.35-1.4, that makes all the worlds difference for stability. Helped me out at least, i can game as high as 4.4ghz, heat is my only enemy at the moment.




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/09 04:53:21 (permalink)
Update!!!!




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/09 06:04:16 (permalink)
i5 750 19x195 3.7Ghz 1.28 batch# L942B940

At what temperature do you consider a maximum safe for the 750's?... Ive been stopping at 65C just to be safe, but was never really sure

Also I thought this list would benefit from some organization ;)

Core i5 750 
majai214
i5 750 20x200 4.0Ghz 1.37v batch# L922C031
i5 750 20x200 4.0Ghz 1.248v batch# L928B198
i5 750 20x200 4.0Ghz 1.264v batch# L928B192

Beatinguts
i5 750 20x200 4.0ghz 1.4v batch # L927B306

Loften
i5 750 20x210 4.2ghz 1.388v batch# L930B563

HunterZ
i7 860 21x200 4.2ghz 1.375v batch# L935B371

Darkangeljonas
i7 750 20x206 4.12ghz 1.282v batch# L933B491

dubzhouse
i5 750 4.3Ghz 20x215 1.376v batch# L937B840

Mikecdm
i5 750 4.3Ghz 20x215 1.388v batch# L924B521

AEternalQ
i5 750 4.2ghz 21X200 1.58v batch# L929B607

kniaugaudiskis
i5 750 3.8GHz 20x190 1.224v batch# L939B491

Letsgetsteve
i5 750 4.0GHz 19x211 1.258V batch# L935B523

therdpong
i5 750 20x210 4.2ghz 1.39v batch# L935B752

Blackoberst
i5 750 20x200 4ghz 1.306v batch# L939B455

KMITCHELL
i5 750 21x200 4.2ghz 1.435v batch# L937B642

Viper89_30
i5 750 19x195 3.7Ghz 1.28 batch# L942B940

Core i7 860

Merc.man87
I7 860 21x200 4.2ghz 1.36v batch# L933B550

Sunderstan
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.30625v batch# L931B701
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.3375v batch# L923B356P
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.29375v batch# L921C032

Stibin 144
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.30v batch# L929B688

Crosstip
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.30v batch# 932B743

General Iroh
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.30v batch# L930B518

Sgt.Steiger
i7 860 4.0ghz 20x200 1.35v batch# L930B396


Dave65  
i7 860 4ghz 20x200 1.352v batch# L938B353

10eeee  
i7 860 20x200 4ghz 1.35625v batch# 3924B276

overclocking101
i7 860 20x175 3.5ghz 1.2v batch# L937B725

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Core i5 750 @ 3.9Ghz w/ Ultra 120 eXtreme & Hiper LED fan  
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Patriot Sector 5  1560Mhz @ 7-7-7-20-60-1t 
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TB Samsung HDD   
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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/09 06:10:39 (permalink)
Thanks for the tip! I will definitely be implementing the organization method you have provided, and thanks for your results as well! Maximum safe temp? This things really don't start to throttle until the reach about 99c according to real temp i think, but mine never gets that hot unless i am stress testing, and if so, it only gets up around mid 70's. unless i am running at 4.4ghz, then it gets up there, i can game, and do everything else, i just can't stress test due to the heat. If i had a better liquid cooling system, i think i could have full stability at 4.4ghz.




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/09 07:40:24 (permalink)
merc.man87

KMITCHELL

Guess maybe you should add mine to the list batch # L937B642

Churning along at 4.2ghz (200x21) vcore 1.435 cpu vtt 1.28



Thanks for your support! On a side note, you might be able to drop that vcore a little bit, and raise up your cpu vtt to about 1.35-1.4, that makes all the worlds difference for stability. Helped me out at least, i can game as high as 4.4ghz, heat is my only enemy at the moment.

 
When testing this is what my chip wanted to be stable.
 
4.0ghz vcore 1.325 cpu vtt 1.18
4.1ghz vcore 1.360 cpu vtt 1.22
 
Of course I have the following enabled still....C1E, SpeedStep, Turbo to get 21x multiplier.
My cpu likes vcore for some reason and on water I'm not worried about it. I'll have to double check my voltages later tonight when playing around with the system. I did some more tweaking after my post in this thread and I'm thinking voltages changed.
 
Gotta  OCZ 60gb Agility SSD being delivered today so gonna do a fresh install of Win7 running my overclocked settings
 
I figure if you can't install windows while overclocked it isn't stable. I always install this way and have never had any problems once I've stabalized my overclock.
 
Seems like 4.2ghz is the sweet spot on my CPU. Any higher and I gotta kick the cpu vtt higher than my confort zone of 1.3v max as I've read max to be 1.21v which could just be pulled out of Intel's arse to hamper overclocking....Only time will tell.
 
Thanks,
Ken
 
 

i5-750 @4.20ghz [200x21]
EVGA P55 SLI [755] A70 Bios
HAF 932
Water Cooled
HD 5850 @1025/1300 cooled by HEATKILLER GPU-X³ 58X0 Water Block
G-Skill Ripjaw 4gb DDR3-1600
Corsair TX750W
Sony Optiarc DVD-RW
OCZ Agility 60gb SSD (OS and apps)
1tb Hitachi [Storage]
Windows 7 Pro x64 

http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=502

" Sometimes the juice isn't worth the squeeze "

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/09 08:14:05 (permalink)
Viper89_30 
At what temperature do you consider a maximum safe for the 750's?... Ive been stopping at 65C just to be safe, but was never really sure

 
The stated max is I think stated as 72*C (Tcase)or somewhere around there....But this is not the measurement of the core temps.
 
I'm not 100% sure if the following is BS or true....What is reported in bios or on your LED if your MB has one would be what to worry about.
 
So I guess in the 70's on the cores would be fine....Try the stock cooler and subject it to the same loads you you do for stress testing your system and you will see at stock speed it'll be higher than you are overclocked with good cooling 90% of the time....Unless your doing a mild overclock.

i5-750 @4.20ghz [200x21]
EVGA P55 SLI [755] A70 Bios
HAF 932
Water Cooled
HD 5850 @1025/1300 cooled by HEATKILLER GPU-X³ 58X0 Water Block
G-Skill Ripjaw 4gb DDR3-1600
Corsair TX750W
Sony Optiarc DVD-RW
OCZ Agility 60gb SSD (OS and apps)
1tb Hitachi [Storage]
Windows 7 Pro x64 

http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=502

" Sometimes the juice isn't worth the squeeze "

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/10 09:30:15 (permalink)
i5 750 20x201 4010ghz 1,306v  batch#L939B491

I have run it at this speed for about no problems at all. Prime95 for 6 hours






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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/10 11:32:30 (permalink)
darknezz

i5 750 20x201 4010ghz 1,306v  batch#L939B491

I have run it at this speed for about no problems at all. Prime95 for 6 hours


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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/11 19:10:42 (permalink)
guys, i used MSI P55-GD80 board to do this, soon will be change to P55 Classifield, just wan to share

i7 860 175x22 @ 1.225 volt BIOS, 1.224Volt window batch.  L937B434. VTT= 1.28V and PCH=1.065V
stable at this moment with LinX 10x, 3Dmark2006, 3Dmark Vantage and real gaming test.
soon i  will update when my classifiled arrived.
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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/12 13:11:45 (permalink)
prahasta abenk

guys, i used MSI P55-GD80 board to do this, soon will be change to P55 Classifield, just wan to share

i7 860 175x22 @ 1.225 volt BIOS, 1.224Volt window batch.  L937B434. VTT= 1.28V and PCH=1.065V
stable at this moment with LinX 10x, 3Dmark2006, 3Dmark Vantage and real gaming test.
soon i  will update when my classifiled arrived.
 


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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/27 14:27:39 (permalink)
Update!

Also, if you have 1156 Xeon variant's, and wish to share, please do, i will add it to the title and give it a sub section!




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/27 23:39:58 (permalink)
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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/03/29 13:46:31 (permalink)
My results are 3.6 at 1.21Vcore (3.8 is actually the normal load clocks because of turbo boost) 

My batch # is L937B642

Totally stable!

VTT 1.20

DRAM 1.60 (at 1400)

HeatWare: Markon101 
My Rig Mobo:ASUS Z170-A CPU:Intel Core i7-6700K GPU:EVGA GTX 1080 FTW 

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/02 07:34:00 (permalink)
Guys, just remember when posting try to keep it in a format like this:

Beatinguts
i5 750 20x200 4.0ghz 1.4v batch # L927B306

It makes everything much easier. And try to push those things higher! Not saying that they are not already cooking at high speeds already, and i am really trying to get a list together without turbo boost. I can hit 4.4ghz on my chip with no turbo boost. Keep the results coming in.

EDIT: Come on guys! This Thread must live!
post edited by merc.man87 - 2010/04/03 09:49:27




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/07 19:33:42 (permalink)
Thait
i7 860 20x200 4.0ghz 1.364 batch # L937B732


VTT at 1.325 in bios
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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/07 20:27:30 (permalink)
Paragon21XX
i7 860 20x200 4.0GHz 1.2625v batch # L941C000

However, because temps are out of control with HT on (nearly 100C on H212+ when running Prime95!), I have to turn it off for now unless I acquire water cooling. Also, VTT=1.35V

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/07 20:31:06 (permalink)
dnottis 
i7 860 21x200 4.2ghz 1.3875v batch # L943B245

1.3v vtt

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/07 21:10:04 (permalink)
my batch is listed but you can add to my listing:

4GHZ 20X200 1.30V in windows vdroop disabled so its 1.29V in bios. and 4.2GHZ 21X200 1.32V set in bios 1.34V windows with vdroop disabled.

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/07 21:27:30 (permalink)
No Xeons Yet ??? 
Cant believe more people haven't discovered these little $220 gems.

I'll be the first then.

i7 Xeon 3440 3.8Ghz 200x19 , 1.25v , 1.25Vtt  Batch #L937B961

Runs 65c-70c average all 8 cores loaded 100% 24/7 on air. 

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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/14 05:39:40 (permalink)
Thanks guys, i will update very soon.




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/16 12:00:35 (permalink)
Thread has been updated, and Xeon section has been added, keep them coming!




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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/24 09:19:35 (permalink)
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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/04/24 09:51:47 (permalink)
submicron
i7 860 21x191 4.0ghz 1.29v Batch# L943B577


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Re:i5 750/i7 860 batch# list *Updated* 2010/05/04 17:25:46 (permalink)
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i7 860 21x191 4.0ghz 1.29v Batch# L943B577


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