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I see now, you have right, but when I click here: ... then I see this: But i should see http://hwbot.org/submission/2306409 CPU FREQ http://hwbot.org/submission/2320684 UCBENCH http://hwbot.org/submission/2320679 PI FAST http://hwbot.org/submission/2225500 WPRIME Now it's nothing big, just wrong redirection or something. Everything else works! Good job

Still, 2525130, 135, 139, 140 bugged

What vMEM did you set here?

Yes I know. My DFI NF4 goes best @3rd slot, when single channel. 4TH is slightly worse. First and the second can't work with single channel.

Nice ! 3rd RAM slot is the best?

Nice !

Nice! Like this!

What's the batch?

I can tell you how, send me a picture of transistor which is providing power to NB and ICs around it.

Here's a more info, like voltages: http://hwbot.org/submission/2545037 and a top frequency score: http://hwbot.org/submission/2544977 Very good processor

lol No matter, I'm too lazy. Will add this score manually if you can't change benchmark type. Thanx

bugged, please moderate this. please change 15 -> 11.5 ver

This is just great stuff. Love it!

Nice Have you made a vNB mod?

Nice ! What motherboard are you using?

Wrong order. First insulation on CPU pins. Second: metal connecting LGA775 ON MOTHERBOARD.The point is to cheat a motherboard, NOT a CPU!

The best way is to not using connective paint. Use Aluminium foil insteed. Good way is to use two-side sticky tape and small pieces of aluminium on it. Tape is insulation. If you do this properly, it should work. You can do VID mod using connective paint, but not with bsel mod.

Photos in this thread gone... http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?285327 I was doing this project, but now not need. Here's my thread on polish forum: http://overclock.pl/forum/threads/9126-Bsel-mod-533-800/page2 I was doing it wrong way. I can explain this. You (as above photo) did it using good idea. I have done this also: http://overclock.pl/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1962&d=1393874674&thumb=1 But the point is to INSULATE these connections from processor. The connection should be done on LGA775 board pins, not on processor. Do not connect any pins on CPU. Must be any insulation. Here it is a picture, maybe better than text explain:

Wytiwx was using P5E64 WS EVO (or his P5E3 Premium (X48), wchich are ~the same mobos). I was able to start my Cedar Mill 533 FSB processors (on P5E3 Premium) without any problems, without any mods. P5Q3 is a P45 mobo and you should do mods. Maybe do VID mod, it should help you. But if doesn't start on 200 @default, it can be a poor sample.. Why? my example: I have ~6 celeron D 352 with fsb wall on 200 MHz (malay L64x). On ~196-198 it works stable even on AIR, but no way to start it @200 MHz. But when I put Single Stage cooling, this wall changes to 215-220 MHz (5.1-5.2 GHz = poor clocking sample). So, there is an answer: I think, that a good sample should do 4.8 GHz on air. If is it doing 200x24 (or other multi, depends on CPU model), Without voltage change, then you have a very nice one If doesn't start on 200 FSB and ~1.4 V, it's crap.

What mods do you need?

Nice !!

Thanks Sam, I was waiting for your post. Maybe I don't understand. If I avoid powerdown (only hard reset of MOBO), and make gradually VTT steps, I can set 1.6 V of VTT (and more) and not to burn my CPU? I bought this CPU from a guy, he has ~100 more, will ask him about Q82xB. It's only ~30 $

Thanks But I'm asking for a CPU Batch. My E8400 has Q847B452, Malay 2008, 47th week. BTW Overclocker called ViNG told me, that if we are pushing VTT above eg. 1.4V, the vCore must be higher than VTT, eg. 1.5V. I think, there's no need to changing south bridge and DDR3 ref voltages if we are reaching TOP FSB. I have tested first X48 voltage/mhz scalling. Stable working chipset: (cpu mult x6, ram 1:1, VTT 1.4V, pll 1.5, skew cpu/nb: 500/100ps) vNB in bios 1.33V is 1.35 in real, did 576 MHz (!) vNB in bios 1.39V is 1.41 in real, did 598 MHz vNB in bios 1.49V is 1.51 in real, did 620 MHz (cpu mult x6, ram 2:3, VTT 1.4V, pll 1.5, skew cpu/nb: 500/100ps) vNB in bios 1.33V is 1.35 in real, did 570 MHz It's a great chipset !

It was ~8 hours of having fun with tunning ! Anyone can tell anything about this batch code? Maybe I can get a few more cpus with this batch.

Thanks! Edit: BTW, you can set fsb frequency using program Cpu Cool or CPUFSB. List of supported Clock generators: http://www.cpufsb.de/FSB.HTM'>http://www.cpufsb.de/FSB.HTM Main site: http://www.cpufsb.de/ Edit: how did you used WPCREDIT ? This way: Edit->Device->SMBus ?? It's very interesting!