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Caseking binning has started, eh?

another CPU sold, one left

win8.1? you're doing it wrong

At 348.4 pts per GHz (real CPU clock is around 6291MHz according to CPU-Z) this seems to be in line with Hideo's other 4x4GB XTU runs where he had similar efficiency. Besides, aerotracks had 348.8 pts per GHz on his 2125 submission, so this is surely not bugged. Just an example of awesome tweakmanship!

Sold. Thank you, father.

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Some further tests with the T72 BIOS: 2100+ should easily doable but my retail sticks are out of puff voltage-wise (hence the 2T at 2100)

Up for sale is, what I think, a fairly decent 6600K. This CPU is the best CPU out of five chips I recently tested (using the methodology described here). It is still undelidded and comes with box and original invoice. The CPU can do: Prime95 1344K: 30min at 4.5/4.0GHz 1.20V, 30min at 4.7/4.0GHz 1.31V. Cinebench R15: 4.8/4.5GHz at 1.30V. HwbotPrime: 4.8/4.5GHz at 1.26V, 5.0/4.8GHz at 1.39V. SuperPi 32M: 5.0/4.8GHz at 1.38V. Asking 259 Euros. The price includes worldwide shipping. My preferred method of payment is IBAN banktransfer, but PayPal is also possible if buyer is to cover the fees.

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Not the most obvious choice of CPU, I must say.

Ambient water, 1.4V and no-delid is not an easy recipe for a 5G XTU. CPUs of this quality usually do 6.5+ on LN2 if they scale right.

Strong VGA!

Up for sale are three Core i7-6700K processors. All CPUs are binned on a platform featuring an ASUS Maximus VIII Impact mainboard, a CoolerMaster Nepton 140XL AIO watercooler and 20-25°C ambients. From the feedback I managed to collect, the Impact needs 0.03-0.04V more than ASRock Z170 OCF and 0.03-0.04V less than MSI Xpower to achieve similar CPU clockspeeds. Note that Prime95 1344K AVX is not the hardest stability test out there: you can run LinX and have your 2 hour primestable setup crash within seconds due to much higher temperatures. I use this test to give you a rough idea on how my CPUs stack up against fellow German binners. The CPUs are not delidded and come with original box. CPU #1: L604F267 - 06321. Sold. Prime95 1344K: 30min at 4.5/4.0GHz 1.20V, 30min at 4.7/4.0GHz 1.28V. HwbotPrime: 4.8/4.5GHz at 1.26V. SuperPi 32M: 5.0/4.8GHz at 1.35V. CPU #2: L602F436 - 04945. Asking 319 Euros. Prime95 1344K: 30min at 4.5/4.0GHz 1.22V, 30min at 4.7/4.0GHz 1.36V. HwbotPrime: 4.8/4.5GHz at 1.28V. SuperPi 32M: 5.0/4.8GHz at 1.44V. CPU #3: L604F297 - 04242. Sold. Prime95 1344K: 30min at 4.5/4.0GHz 1.22V, 30min at 4.7/4.0GHz 1.33V. HwbotPrime: 4.8/4.5GHz at 1.30V. SuperPi 32M: 5.0/4.8GHz at 1.41V. All prices include tracked worldwide shipping.

No way to know, since there are no other 8GB sticks that can even get close to 1400.

Dual-sided MFR had a hard time going over 1333/1400MHz.

Congratulations on the milestone!

You'll get your serious results as soon as people figure out a way to prevent the GPU from shutting down at 1.25V+

dat eff

CPU can be considered sold, please move the thread

wow, AMD almost touching Conroe Pi efficiency from 10 years ago

No, I bought this CPU brand new / sealed myself.

A bit better temperature tweaking and you can use this SS to compete in EL comps where no sub 20c temps are allowed

You might also need QPI slowmode and lots of VTT.

push, prices lowered

ASRock should have an out-of-the box 742pt XTU profile in the BIOS, lol