Is 220x10.5 (2310MHz) @ 1.5v good? (Now running 220x11@1.65v)

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  1. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    Ok whatever its running will be shown here. I've just installed WebTemp (28th Aug) and got it running.

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    Just wondering as most OC's I've seen are all like 1.65v - 1.7v at speeds like this, yet my system is going stable @ 1.5v with these speeds.

    Chip is a 2600+ XP-M (1.45v 47W - AXMG2600FQQ4C / IQYHA0348XPMW)

    Not going to try for more just yet, as I'm still on air-cooling.
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  2. Highland3r

    Highland3r Minimodder

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    Prime stable? IF so thats a damn fine OC :D
     
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  3. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    yup prime didnt report no problems & also the machine didnt bomb out...

    ran it about 5 times straight after each other give it a good run, followed by a mighty session in doom. Not one crash or problem!
     
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  4. mushky

    mushky gimme snails

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    time to crank the voltage up and see what that chip can really do :rock:
     
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    Hell yeh.
     
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  6. Byron

    Byron What's a Dremel?

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    Lo, seems we've got same cpu's m8, mine can do 2.2G speeds at default vcore (1.45real, 1.475bios) as well...

    Now 238x11.5 (2.75G) on water and smokin' n :rock:... 2.05 vcore though... :D

    Seems that IQYHA0348XPMW is a fine damn chip :thumb:
     
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  7. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    Now testing 220x11 (2420MHz) but CPU-Z is reading it at 2425.6MHz...

    Idle temps ~38C. Load temp running 1Mb Prime ~42C...

    Ambient temp is 25.5C, but the PC is still air-cooled.

    So far Prime's now been running for about an hour & no errors yet...
     
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    :O nice, what voltgae now?
     
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  9. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    1.65v atm...

    I'll get a CPU-z screeny in a sec
     
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    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    [​IMG]
     
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    Wow nice :) Pitty those steppings arent about any more :(
     
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  12. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    Yup I was lucky to get it I spose...

    I remember the original post asking if I should get the 2500 or 2600 mobile, and even tho the majority said the 2500's are better clockers, I bit the bullet & got the 2600 instead... Pure fluke!

    best part is too the cooler is a cheapo £7.50 copper-storm 2 cooler with an akasa fan on it :worried:
     
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  13. Highland3r

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    The week 51 2600's Really fly, getting to 2.7ghz+, over 3 on phase cooling :|
    Nice choice :D :clap: :thumb: :thumb:
     
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    where did you get the 2600?
     
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    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    2.7GHz.... don't tempt me:hehe:

    I'm not sure if I wana try for more on air-cooling just yet... load temps are now stable at 46C on socket & 40C on Die, but I've not really compared to other OC's from other people as yet.
     
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  16. PaulW

    PaulW What's a Dremel?

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    got it from overclock.co.uk early this year. they used to list the steppings of the different chips back then on there site, but looking now there no longer saying what stepping the chips are, unless thats because there popular & stock is changing all the time.
     
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  17. Carbon

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    cpu city :p
     
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  18. DeNs

    DeNs What's a Dremel?

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    Congrats man :) Nice chip you've got there.

    ---dens
     
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  19. Tim S

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    very nice clocks with that voltage... :)

    My 2500M hit 2.7GHz with 1.87v prime stable... not had her under phase change yet, but I'm expecting 3GHz... I might see how far she goes with my new waterblock, as I haven't given that a real burn yet either.
     
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  20. Carbon

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    Just out of interest PaulW, what cooler are you using?
     
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