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Build Advice The death of the 1366 i7 D0?....

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by Lassar, 24 Oct 2017.

  1. TheMadDutchDude

    TheMadDutchDude The Flying Dutchman

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    It's just to avoid any potential complications with it trying to boot old settings. It shouldn't, as it can detect a new CPU, but you never know. :D
     
  2. Vault-Tec

    Vault-Tec Green Plastic Watering Can

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    Yes. If there was a setting specific to your 920 then it would likely fail to post.
     
  3. alfizzle

    alfizzle Ooh aah just a little bit..

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    Just so any previous settings don’t carry over when you have installed a new cpu and cause problems. it’s always best to have a fresh bios. :)
     
  4. Sketchee

    Sketchee Suddenly, looters! Hundreds of 'em!

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    I’d say it’s worth it for the extra multiplier at that price, gets a bit too “expensive” for the 5670 for no real advantage.

    Pretty sure you’re safe up to 1.35v on the qpi/vtt just don’t go over that and yeah you don’t have to run the uncore at 2x ram speed, I’ve settled at ~1.875x which seems to work well.
     
  5. wormy

    wormy Minimodder

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    Thanks all. BIOS updated and once I get the new to me 5650 and get back home I'll pop out the CMOS battery for a minute and then install and pray
     
  6. Otis1337

    Otis1337 aka - Ripp3r

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    just a tip, with all my dim slots full and my x5650 overclocked to 4Ghz i had to drop the RAM speed from 1600mhz to 1400mhz, but could tighten up the timings quiet a bit as a comprise.
    You have a much better x58 motherboard than me so you might be fine.
     
  7. Lassar

    Lassar Lean Mean Fighting Machine !

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    Ill let you all know how I get on. Thanks for the info everyone :D
     
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  8. wormy

    wormy Minimodder

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    Otis, I have the same board as you so could I please trouble you for your other OC settings, to see if I can push my new to me x5650 to or near 4Ghz as well? I'm running a Corsair AIO (H50) I think so hopefully heat won't be a problem at that speed.
     
  9. TheMadDutchDude

    TheMadDutchDude The Flying Dutchman

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    Slap it on a 200x20 BCLK and apply appropriate volts. Done. :)
     
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  10. wormy

    wormy Minimodder

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    Ah cool, thank you Dutch
     
  11. Otis1337

    Otis1337 aka - Ripp3r

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    There is much more to it than that.
    Have you clocked a hex xeon on x58?

    I'll photo my setting and post them soon.
     
  12. alfizzle

    alfizzle Ooh aah just a little bit..

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    The only other settings you mess with is uncore that must be at least 1.5x your ram speed, qpi voltage that I suggest you don’t go over 1.25v, turn off all power saving features, setup your ram to rated speed and latency, set appropriate level for llc.

    But tbh I agree with Tmdd that 20x200 with only a vcore change will net a quick 4ghz. It’s never failed me on x58, Xeon or not :)
     
  13. TheMadDutchDude

    TheMadDutchDude The Flying Dutchman

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    I'm no rookie to OC... haha. I held the 2nd fastest 920 D0 ever. XD
     
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  14. Otis1337

    Otis1337 aka - Ripp3r

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    I wouldn't of guessed :rollingeyes:

    The 920 is very very different to the x5650,
    I came from the same 920 to this and I had to learn a lot more to get it to clock well.
    You likely had a higher end motherboard too.

    There are power currant limitations on the P6T SE to keep in mind.
     
  15. wormy

    wormy Minimodder

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    i now seem to be hapily running at 4Ghz (when needed). Just need to find enough suitably demanding multi-core & thread tasks :p

    Even more gutted now that i missed out on a great GTX1070 deal on here!

    thanks all for your help & i hope all goes well for you Lassar.
     
  16. TheMadDutchDude

    TheMadDutchDude The Flying Dutchman

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    You're correct, sir Otis. One of the finest boards ever produced, to this day, in my humble opinion. ;)
     

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