bryanW1995
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Originally posted by: Markfw900
Here is the latest... Not only does 447 * 8 look stable, but I think I have an FSB wall. It won't even boot windows at 450 1.325 vcore, but 447 was fine, So just for grins, I lowered the cvore to 1.300 in bios, and it still appears stable. If I can do 24 hours more, I will drop it again. I don;t think temps and lack of vcore are my problem, I think the chip doesn't like fsb over 447, and my motherboard testing showed 509 was stable for the memory and the motherboard.
Thoughts ?
Originally posted by: lopri
Q9450 @3.6GHz should equal to Q6600 @4.0GHz. That's a lot of CPU power there. With better cooler you should be able to lower the temps.
Originally posted by: graysky
Originally posted by: lopri
Q9450 @3.6GHz should equal to Q6600 @4.0GHz. That's a lot of CPU power there. With better cooler you should be able to lower the temps.
Sorry dude, but that statement is just not true... there is only a minor difference between the q9450 and q6600 @ a given clock rate. Using the data from my x264 HD benchmark, you can see between an increase of only 1-5 % - at least when comparing the systems doing an x264 video encode. No way will you see a double digit increases as you're speculating
Here are the comparisons I'm referring to in my 1-5 % increase
Originally posted by: lopri
BTW, compare the common folks' Q9450 with AT's QX9650 (cherry?).
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuch...owdoc.aspx?i=3184&p=11
Originally posted by: bka4u2c
450 is a go with 1.45 on NB and another increase in Vcore up to 1.32. I don't want to increase voltages any further on air so I'm going to increase the FSB in small increments to see how far it will go.
Screenshot
Originally posted by: lopri
BTW, compare the common folks' Q9450 with AT's QX9650 (cherry?).
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuch...owdoc.aspx?i=3184&p=11
Originally posted by: Sind
Originally posted by: bka4u2c
450 is a go with 1.45 on NB and another increase in Vcore up to 1.32. I don't want to increase voltages any further on air so I'm going to increase the FSB in small increments to see how far it will go.
Screenshot
What are you using for cooling?