Tuesday, October 16th 2007

Intel Yorkfield 6GHz Sky-High Overclock

The OC guru, Shamino has broken the 6GHz (12x500MHz) clock barrier using Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 cooled with LN2 on a modded Foxconn Quantum Force board. Check out his achievement here.
Source: VR-Zone
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20 Comments on Intel Yorkfield 6GHz Sky-High Overclock

#1
Easy Rhino
Linux Advocate
that is pretty fast.
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#3
malware
AirbrushkidWhy is cpuz showing 3002.2 mhz?
I think it displays the multiplayer wrong...I already hate cpuz for that reason, it shows my E6300 working at 6x multi for some reason. Last 3 new versions of cpuz didn't help fix the issue.
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#4
JC316
Knows what makes you tick
malwareI think it displays the multiplayer wrong...I already hate cpuz for that reason, it shows my E6300 working at 6x multi for some reason. Last 3 new versions of cpuz didn't help fix the issue.
Thats probably because you have speedstep, c1E, and/or thermal management on. It lowers the multiplier when not in use to consume less power.
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#5
malware
JC316Thats probably because you have speedstep, c1E, and/or thermal management on. It lowers the multiplier when not in use to consume less power.
At 3.2GHz do you think I have the thermal managment on? ;) I'm aware of all the options you mention, but that's not the problem here. Lots of users have this issue with cpuz.
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#6
Steevo
Oh no, it is a Clockgen overclock, so it isn't valid. Everyone start flaming him.......
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#7
JC316
Knows what makes you tick
malwareAt 3.2GHz do you think I have the thermal managment on? ;) I'm aware of all the options you mention, but that's not the problem here. Lots of users have this issue with cpuz.
Hmm, thats odd, your board might have something of it's own. I had all of those turned off and then found a reduced power option on my board that was doing it.
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#8
DOM
malwareAt 3.2GHz do you think I have the thermal managment on? ;) I'm aware of all the options you mention, but that's not the problem here. Lots of users have this issue with cpuz.
I just disable C1E Support, have you tryed that ? I even have speedstep enabled I find it only works at default settings so try the dis. C1E it should work ;)
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#9
malware
Just like I said...yeah I am aware of all the options and I've tried them all, no change. Anyways, my CPU works at 3.2GHz 24/7 I don't care what cpuz says.
To be honest, my wrong cpuz freqs started from version 1.39, before this version everything worked right for me, with 1.38 I had no problems.

P.S. btw this is Shamino's 6GHz thread, not my cpuz bug, stick to the topic. :)
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#11
magibeg
Meh only 6ghz, i can run faster than that.
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#12
mdm-adph
magibegMeh only 6ghz, i can run faster than that.
Yeah, but this guy did it without heating up the neighborhood. Snap! ;)
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#13
p_o_s_pc
F@H&WCG addict
SteevoOh no, it is a Clockgen overclock, so it isn't valid. Everyone start flaming him.......
I have got my highest clock using Easytune 5... I don't care how you get the OC all that i care about is what you are running at. You can get the clock anyway you want.
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#14
magibeg
mdm-adphYeah, but this guy did it without heating up the neighborhood. Snap! ;)
Did you just call me hot? :eek:
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#15
p_o_s_pc
F@H&WCG addict
magibegDid you just call me hot? :eek:
no i don't think he called you hot but he called your CPU hot but this is HOT!!
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#16
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
haha, nice pic. Amazing OC too, first 6GHZ I have seen verified.
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#17
DrunkenMafia
he only had 1.59 on the core... Surely a watercooled setup could handle that???

Then again I know how hot the friggin quads get, even at 1.4v.....

Superpi would be pretty quick on that thing... :)
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#18
Wile E
Power User
DrunkenMafiahe only had 1.59 on the core... Surely a watercooled setup could handle that???

Then again I know how hot the friggin quads get, even at 1.4v.....

Superpi would be pretty quick on that thing... :)
I doubt it was only 1.59. CPU-z tends to misread vcore when you pass a certain point.
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#19
newconroer
I just want to see these kids play a game or use a 3d intensive application for two hours, then come back and tell us it's 'stable.'


:)
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#20
hat
Enthusiast
liquid nitrogen, 2.5v probably, and most likely stable
liquid nitrogen can do anything :D
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