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der8auer - Core i3 6320 @ 3990MHz - 729 marks XTU

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Great Score man! Despite the low BCLK capability, pushing DDR4 on this CPU Class will still be fun if they have an IMC close to the K-series Skylake then :D

I'm surprised XMP is working on these chips! Can you dial in the memory timings manually too?

 

is BCLK not unlocked like everyone was talking about?

 

The Q0 engineering samples were unlocked; the R0 retail are not. In fact, due to the new implementation of BCLK (external PLL), the frequency range is even more limited than on previous platforms. So yeah, we won't be seeing much over 103 MHz on these chips.

 

Well ... maybe ... we'll see ...

The Q0 engineering samples were unlocked; the R0 retail are not. In fact, due to the new implementation of BCLK (external PLL), the frequency range is even more limited than on previous platforms. So yeah, we won't be seeing much over 103 MHz on these chips.

 

Well ... maybe ... we'll see ...

 

Where did you find this? I've not been able to find anything about it anywhwere and I'm aure the early reports about Q0 said they were locked too :(

Little sad. Was hoping that I could up the BCLK on i3s and get an healthy overclock. Damn you Intel

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Who finds the bios which firmware detects only Q0 cpus instead of R0? Bclk oc should be possible than. 103Mhz is a joke, external pll should actually give a lot more bclk than those internal ones we had with haswell but it seems like intel is doing anything to stop oc on budget pcs.

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