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Working on the benchmark record timeline too. It's a little more complicated as there's quite a lot of false negatives and positive blocked results showing up in the chart. Also, since we don't have solid data from pre-May 22nd there's no data on that. Perhaps it's time to get the "history project" going again. Anyone up to do OC archeology and dig out all the ancient records?

Whoah! Awesome

I wonder what all the 31-to-9 people have in common Added the timestamps.

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Apoligies for the delay in updates. V5.8.0 and V5.9.0 have been closed but are not yet in production. Once it's in production, I will make another news post with the new features. Benchmark record timeline anyone? V5.10.0 finally has the mobile benching rankings included. It's going to be a hard nut to crack, but hopefuly you'll like it

Oh, thanks for the information. So the highest certified kits are the: - Kingston KHX2800C12D3T1K2/4GX - G.SKILL F3-2800C11Q-16GTXD - Kingston KHX2666C12D3T1BK2/8GX - Kingston KHX2666C11D3T1K2/4GX - Kingston KHX2666C11D3T1K2/8GX - G.SKLL F3-2666C11D-8GTXD

Says: "Intel XMP-ready DDR3 Unbuffered DIMMs memory suppliers self-certified on platforms with Intel® Core™ i7 processor (1st, 2nd & 3rd Gen)"

Uploaded the example verification screenshot to the database

The other day I was looking for the highest rated Intel XMP certified memory kit, but couldn't quite find it. Anyone has an idea? Fyi, - XMP Ready = Memory kit has XMP profile, vendor has gone over the XMP checklist and self-certified the XMP as functional. - XMP Certified = Multiple samples of the XMP-ready Memory kit were sent over to Intel and was tested in their lab to check if the XMP works on all kits. There are a lot of XMP-ready kits, but the highest certified ones are around DDR3-2666 rating, I think

... is what every company would say . (just kidding!)

Shhht

Thanks for the corrections. L3 must be on Ring frequency as it's shared between all cores. There wasn't that much information on the eDRAM - even behind-the-scenes. All the info we got was "additional cache", "in-house design" and "super dooper fast".

Let's go!

Hah, same response I had . I was made aware of the fact that the Core i7 3820 was part of the most high-end desktop platform and that Haswell is a replacement for the mainstream platform. Between the lines, it probably meant that all non-K sku CPUs built for a high-end X-chipset will have additional overclocking options compared those for a mainstream Z-chipset.

Overclocking has become just another product feature that Intel can charge for. Just like - hyperthreading - amount of cores - amount of cache - type of IGP - virtualisation - dram ratios And so on. There has been no confirmed (or leaked) product information regarding the correct configuration of the SKUs, just guesses, so we can only make assumptions here. But it seems fairly obvious that the non K-sku processors will not have the option to play with PEG:DMI (bclk gear ratio) settings.

Did we spot SF3D playing while he should actually be studying? Nice idea - looking forward to see how well it works!

Joakim is Sr. Product Marketing Manager. Originally from Sweden - did LN2 with Kinc and Crotale at Dreamhack apparently - but now lives in Shanghai.

Spending 4K TWD per day is a lot, actually.

You can download the .pdf slides as shown at IDF here: https://intel.activeevents.com/bj13/scheduler/catalog.do (just search for "overclocking"). There's a bunch of other interesting material there as well. All the information in this article should be public knowledge, no NDAs broken.

I'm currently attending Intel IDF Beijing and tomorrow morning around 11AM local time, there is going to be a technical session on overclocking including further disclosue of this project. The slide will be made available for everyone to see afterwards .

Afaik, it's a new business line. Picked up some rumours about some very interesting project ...

Resize pics please

That's probably the saddest thing I've read on the internet this year ...

But this is the XOC bios, right ?

2C.00.06 => what's different with the 00 and 02 rom version ?