Could you please post your 45 NM Core Temp Factory VID, Please?

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i got an old crappy 65nm E4400 (2.00GHz) which i overclocked to an AMAZING 2.114GHz!! wow... retarded VID of 1.3250v is the limiting factor im guessing. 🙁
 
Think it isn't? Look up my Q6x00 series threads on VID and take a peek at what VID can do, if you actually have a range to work with. Because the VIDs varied GREATLY in that series, you could simply get lucky and get a low VID chip, like 1.2000, and you can OC berserkly with it. 3.6 @ 1.312 volts and a bit lower, as I didnt fine tune it. Not bad for a 50% OC. As opposed to a 1.3250 VID that needs 1.45 or more volts to get 3.6 Ghz.
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yeah where is that thread Lupi? i read it a while ago when it wass created and now that i actually need it i cant findi t 🙁 thanks for your threads tho, always very informative :kaola: bit weird sometimes tho :pt1cable:

EDIT: no dw LOL i found it.... 😛
 
hi i got a e8400 on a asus p5e running at 4.23ghz but at 1.5v the vid is 1.225 which is not good for a e8400 😛 i dont know how to reduce temp and keep it stable 😛 the load temps in real temp are 55 and 51.
 
You prolly should make a thread with your info in it, so someone can help you! You sure need to list more information than that! Like system information, current voltages, etc that could effect the temps.

Venom, Niiice OC of that thar chip, hehehe!

Thanks for all yer replies, people!

--Lupi
 
lol....getting a little off topic here, but just to prove my overclocking prowess, check out ma GPU overclock!! i know....7600GS old chip....BUT 50% OC WITH STOCK COOLING AND NO FAN SPEED CHANGES IS KICK ASS!!

aww....cant paste a picture? was gonna post a gpu z screenie lol...omg im such a noob...
 
erm im not running at 4.1ghz with 1.45 vcore in windows dram is 2.1 northbridge is at 1.45 southbridge is on auto. the fsb termination voltage is 1.5, the pll voltage is 1.6. this is with a e8400 on a asus p5e and really good water cooling. and psu isnt rubbish. 2x 2gb of corsair dominator 8500c5. erm thats all i an remember
 
So far only 1 Great VID, and 1 good one. Even the mid highs are rare, lol, most are over 1.2250, and alot are the worse, of 1.2500!

A 1.1125 q9450, and an e7200 1.1500 are the best reported.

As soon as the OEMs start tossing them in comps and selling them and major stores, I will be able to get my paws on enough to test.

But I cant buy 10 at 300+ bucks, hehe.

OEM junk I can get new at about half price, and I will see several whole systems pass through that I can VID check!

Come on, HP, jump on the band wagon.

Actually, the have shipped 100 million chips already, so it'll be soon!

--Lupi
 
Uhhh, ummm, uhh. Sure it doesn't!

Do you know what VTT does? That may help before you blurt out something related to it.

(VTT = FSB termination voltage. or the voltage termination point.)

Any clue why your processor would need the ability to terminate voltage where it wants to?

Surely it's not to prevent the processor from being over volted!

And if you believe that your 45 NM chip is fine at 1.50 VTT, then why isn't everyone doing it, hehehe?

FSB supply voltage? Errr, i hope you don't think that it supplies voltage to the FSB bus, lol!

Because it applies voltage right through the pins on the bottom of your processor! IE, to the processor. You think any part of your 1.3675 volt rated processor likes 1.50 volts?

--Lupi
 
I got E7200

Stock settings =

266 * 9.5 =2.53ghz
Vcore = 1.175

My settings
333*9.5 = 3.16 ghz
vcore = 1.175
~35C Idle
~58C Prime95 ;P

Just built it yesterday =p
 
:)

Upper Middle VID, hehee!

1.1750 would be the middle one in his series. Remember, the range is 1.1000 to 1.2500 on the 45 NM chips like his 8400.

For the 65 NM chips like the Q6600, its 1.2000 to 1.3250.

But hell yeah that would have made a good VID for a q6x00! A few steps lower than they come!

So far, looking over all the threads in different forums, the 1.1125 volt Q9450 is the best one! And that was from some where in our forum!

Most of the other forums do not believe in the power of VID. And further, some think its the batch that matters. Funny thing, that, because the chip is just a chip with batch info before it is tested. Only after they test does it get assigned a VID.

I have made sure to look up batch info on the new chips I get, and even my last Q6700. Looked up the batch info, and all was negative, and the lowest VID people reported was a friend of some guy had a 1.2750 VID chip, the rest were 1.3250.

But mine was a 1.2250. ::Shrugs:: Got me!

As far as I can tell, its the exact opposite. VID matters, and batch number is just there to know where the source of the chip was, and when.

--Lupi

 
Q9450 rev. C1
VID = 1.2375V (ugh)

@3.2GHz
Vcore in BIOS = 1.2675
Vload in CPU-Z under small-fft = 1.200V
No LLC, EIST on (not that EIST matters under load)
 
I'm going to restart this thread.

Q9650 Rev. E0

@4GHz
Vcore 1.31875v
temps never above 65c Air cooling

445x9

1780FSB
FSB termination 1.28v
The rest of the info is in my CPUz banner.
 
blackpanther26, restarting an old thread is completely up to you.

The thread is about the chips factory VID setting, you may want to include that in your post.



 
It's real easy to find out, as stated in the other thread and this one, just download Core Temp and see.

Mine: VID =1.250

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