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Originally Posted by Kyle_Bennett

User Name: Kyle_Bennett

Processor Model: E6300 - 1.86MHz
OC Speed - 3.622GHz
Stepping - 6 B2
Week - L626
Code - A528
Power - 65w
CPU Volts - 1.52V

Cooling: Water
Cooler brand/model: Koolance Exos
Motherboard: eVGA 680i
Bios Version: P17

RAM brand: Corsair
RAM rated speed: 9600
RAM actual speed: 1035MHz
Latency: (Example: 5-5-5-15)

Umm.. I see NVIDIA 96.99's on the desktop...

Originally Posted by mentok1982

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FUCK yes!
I wish more people would post their E6700 and X6800 overclocks.

If anyting the board reflects what percentage of people who do buy a c2d buy a e6700 , so that said things are really good.

Originally Posted by nooh

If anyting the board reflects what percentage of people who do buy a c2d buy a e6700 , so that said things are really good.

Exactly

Why spend all that extra money on an E67/68 when an E6600 will OC to the same levels

The only plus is being able to use the higher multi for easier ram settings

User Name: arminkropp
Stability: 4 Hours+ Orthos

CPU name E6400
OC: 3399
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L628
Code: B168
Vcore: 1.4

Cooling: Air
Cooler brand/model: Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 Revision C2
Bios Version: F7

RAM brand: Team Xtreem 2x1GB
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 850
Latency: 4-4-4-10

Hmmm now what do I go by? CPU-Z shows Stepping 6, revision B2. But the actual code on my proc is L628B168.

Has anyone noticed that it seems that the GA-965P-DS3 can only be stable up to 3.6ghz?? I can boot higher, but no matter what I do (9x410 or 8*460) with a wide range of Voltages nothing helpsto pass Orthos or Prim for more than 10minutes. Also, if you look at the table on the first page there are NO GA boards at the top. Actually I seem to have the highest score at 9x400 with my E6600. What gives???? Should I go to the ASUS to get to 3.7 or 3.8??? Temps aren't an issue yet (nor the voltage)!!! Frustrating!!

Nice observation.... I just noticed that as well. Humm I cant get anything over 3.58ghz orthos stable no matter how much I pump the volts as well. Very wierd I wonder what is holding the OC back, I never thought the gigabyte board could be the problem.

yah, I have spent the past week trying everything I could think of!! I was even able to boot at 3.78ghz and ran PCMark05 successfully, BUT unable to run ORTHOS nor Prim (my temp is ~65 under load and and I tried vcore from 1.38 up to 1.55)...

User name: mike686
Stability: 10 hours 45 minutes+ Orthos Blend

CPU: E6600 - 2.4GHz
OC: 3330MHz
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L631
Code: B057
Vcore: 1.33125 volts in BIOS

Cooling: Air
Cooler brand/model: Zalman 9700

Motherboard: EVGA 680i
BIOS Version: P17

RAM Brand: GSkill
RAM rated speed: 800MHz
RAM actual speed: 986MHz
Latency: 5-5-5-15

this board isnt that good , I have one and I cant get pass the same speeds you guys are getting, The p5w64-ws is a better overclocker than this board.

I've overclocked my e6600 to 2.8 on air cooling with a Zalman 9700.

When running dual Orthos @ 100% CPU usage I get a CPU temp of 54*C, this sounds high to me. What's the max safe temperature I can run this CPU at?

Originally Posted by AppaYipYip

I've overclocked my e6600 to 2.8 on air cooling with a Zalman 9700.

When running dual Orthos @ 100% CPU usage I get a CPU temp of 54*C, this sounds high to me. What's the max safe temperature I can run this CPU at?

60*C seems to be the common consensus on a safe maximum temperature. You should not be getting that high on 2.8GHz, you should check your airflow in your case. Do you have a fan in the back of your case sucking out the air from the Zalman 9700? Is your Zalman set up in the correct direction?

I have the same cooler as you and I get a 58*C max temperature at 3.33GHz.

i'm not a newbie. i had a login before when it wasn't hardforums.com but obviously no longer works.

oh i put some copper HS on the 8 way phase power? on the motherboard. there are holes for additional HS, but nothing there so i put some on with super glue since the thermal tape sucked. gets me a couple more mhz. trying for 485 now....

User Name: fliegenfischen
Stability: orthos 4+hours

CPU name e6300
OC: 3360 mhz
Stepping: 6B2
Week: L629
Code: B130
Vcore: 1.38v (1.435 in bios)
Cooling: air
Cooler brand/model: zalman 9500

Motherboard: asus p5b deluxe wifi
Bios Version: 804

RAM brand: ocz ddr2 800 plat rev 2
RAM rated speed: 6400
RAM actual speed: 960
Latency: 5-5-5-15

Xeon Wrecking ball coming through again!

User Name: fhpchris
Stability: SP2004
CPU name: Xeon 3060 (E6600)
OC: 3903 MHZ
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L629
Code: A780
Vcore: 1.65v (digital multimeter)

Cooling: Water
Cooler brand/model: Swiftech G4 Storm

Motherboard: Abit AW9D-MAX
Bios Version: 1.3b

RAM brand: Teamgroup
RAM rated speed: 6400c3
RAM actual speed: 867 mhz
Latency: 3-3-3-8

Originally Posted by fhpchris

Xeon Wrecking ball coming through again!

User Name: fhpchris
Stability: SP2004
CPU name: Xeon 3060 (E6600)
OC: 3903 MHZ
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L629
Code: A780
Vcore: 1.70v

Cooling: Water
Cooler brand/model: Swiftech G4 Storm

Motherboard: Abit AW9D-MAX
Bios Version: 1.3b

RAM brand: Teamgroup
RAM rated speed: 6400c3
RAM actual speed: 867 mhz
Latency: 3-3-3-8

I am a little confused. I thought the Xeons were on a 771 socket? and your mother board is a desktop 775 board??

Very nice results

Yes, intel sells LGA775 Xeons just like the 939 AMD Opterons

I have my two PS3 now after many trials and tribulations. You can read me story here:
http://forums.highdefdigest.com/showthread.php?t=617

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Highest overclocks that have not been proven to be stable:

Another update. Put some ln2 on my rad. ONly made a 12c difference.

User Name: menlatin
Stability: cpu-z
CPU name: e6400
OC: 4233 MHZ
Stepping: 6 B2
Week: L628
Code: B194
Vcore: 1..61v

Cooling: Water
Cooler brand/model: Swiftech Rev1 Storm

Motherboard: P5B-Deluxe
Bios Version: 0711

RAM brand: Patriot
RAM rated speed: 5300 llk
RAM actual speed: 1058mhz
Latency: 5-5-5-5

Originally Posted by menlatin

Another update. Put some ln2 on my rad. ONly made a 12c difference.

Now look what you did! You have combined cooling methods. What am I supposed to call
your cooling method now?

"Water+LN2onRad" That won't fit.

"H20+LN2onRad" That won't fit.

I am just kidding. Is it ok if I just classify it as "Water"? You and I will know that you used the
LN2 on the radiator though.

how about chilled water?