Farjam

you forgot the beer? score was not good enough

you kill it man

goood score dude

nice score bro

my 4690k@L422B787 was a little like yours, but it needs 1.34v for 5ghz vcore if i remember correctly, and no difference between 1.65 vccin to 1.9v (but sometimes higher than 1.8v gives me bsodes during win startup if i use asrock z87 oc formula) and the cb.... it was -76 !!!!!! http://hwbot.org/submission/2647417

Another weird chip that loves low vccin... 4790K L421B995 i use hwinfo to monitore all of voltages 5ghz vcore=1.19v vccin=1.62v(set in bios) http://www.8pic.ir/images/s9e13dvu8c1hvjl2mqfj.jpg 5.1ghz vcore=1.275v vccin=1.65v(set in bios) http://www.8pic.ir/images/hljr2j2yv6aczitcxcu3.jpg 5.2ghz vcore=1.339v vccin= 1.72v(set in bios) http://www.8pic.ir/images/krd8oykza5kkizc6eyb9.jpg again higher vccin , i mean 1.8+ makes max clock for sp32 only 5ghz and no boot higher than that... i have to play with vccin between 1.6v- 1.75v i think it's a bad sign to not scale with vccin higher than 1.8+ ... all of those chips like it that i have benched so far had bad CB... between -76 to -105

Happy to see them in good hands

Great work on mem,well done

nice work Daniel

not just a calculation error, word error and mathematic[11 out of 1] error too

how about this in 3dmark ? http://www.8pic.ir/images/9yfxcftb4tggpe1i38zc.jpg

nice score mate

lol yes now i'm trying it on m7g and still the same with a little difference... ** my best chip 4790k L421B995 on m7g can do 5ghz 1.2 vcore 1.65 vccin sp32m but if i wanted to set vccin on 1.85 i have to use 1.26v vcore for 5ghz (so 1.65v still better but it can boot with 1.85 vccin+higher vcore) **on asrock z87 oc formula 5ghz 1.2vcore vccin 1.65 sp32m buf if i use vccin higher than 1.7v no win boot no matter how high vcore i use (so 1.65v still better but it can not boot with higher than 1.72v vccin) *under ln2 is the same too(asrock z87 oc formula), for 6200 wprime i used 1.6vcore 2.1v vccin and with vccin higher than 2.2v no boot I tested these batch with the same condition : L421B995(4x chips) L425B855 (2 chips) L420B687 (2 chips) + one 4690k L422B787 >>>>>and all of them were crap subzero , maybe this sign I saw on my chips are for being crap under ln2 because they wont scale with high vcccin<<<<< +another example : i wanted to bench my 1.2v 5ghz XP chip, in win7 5200 hwbot prime, i increased vccin from 1.65 to 1.85v and increased vcore to 1.45v but it fails passing hwbot prime, next time i did not touch vccin and let it on 1.65 and vcore 1.45 and it can pass hwbot prime 5200mhz http://www.8pic.ir/images/xvxw53jv77l106pg338v.jpg

where are OC Tools, BIOS, facts, stats? as the topic's name

yeah it's weird, i have benched atleast 10x 4790k and everytime if i used higher than 1.7v for vccin they failed over 4700mhz for max, i found it out when i was benching my 3rd chip and i was shocked for example my 5ghz chips can do 5ghz only with lower than 1.7v vccin, if i set it on 1.85 it will fail to booting windows http://www.8pic.ir/images/3x99azmw0ad5k7a95usd.jpg and http://www.8pic.ir/images/xvxw53jv77l106pg338v.jpg if i used 1.8v or 1.8v for them they were not 5ghz chips and were just normal 4.8 max chips

same here, if i try anything higher than 1.7v for 4500mhz to 5200mhz it sucks at booting windows

Tnx for your comments guys :Xx Websmile : As always you read my mind lol

Great work bro

nice how about vccin voltage?

thank you guys, new score uploaded now

thank you guys

nice

nice score

nice score bro

Mousepad tweak strikes again lol ,nice work dude