Caseking - LN2 pretested CPU sale

[der8auer]

Caseking - LN2 pretested CPU sale

 

We test a huge amount of CPUs every week and we already sell pretested 6700K & 6600K CPUs officially at the Caseking.de online-shop.

https://www.caseking.de/en/pc-components/cpus-processors/intel-processors/socket-1151?sPage=1&sSort=4

I know from my own experience that it is a pain in the a$$ to bin CPUs on your own cost. But the worst part is if the CPU dies and you have to start again with binning. I managed to establish something for you guys to avoid this problem

We offer special pretested LN2 CPUs for you guys with Caseking OC-Warranty.

 

How we test:

I use a Maximus VIII Gene for pretesting on air. The pretested CPUs can run 1h Prime95 1344K at 4.5 - 4.8 GHz (depending on the category) on air below 1.40 Volt without delidding.

I won't explain my exact binning method but you can be sure you get the best of the best.

The 4.8 GHz CPUs are the top 3-5% and sometimes I have to go through over 50 CPUs without finding a single one. So you can imagine this takes a lot of time and effort.

After finding the best CPUs on air, we pretest some of them on LN2 (ASUS M8E) to see what clock they can run HWBOT Prime at 1.90 vCore. The chips will usually clock more because we don't have the time to test them full detail.

 

 

OC-Warranty

Every pretested LN2 chip is a CPU of the 4.8 GHz category. If your CPU dies you will get a similar 4.8 GHz CPU as replacement. Maybe the replacment will clock 100-50 MHz lower but it will still be a decent chip

The Caseking overclocking warranty covers your chip as long as it’s not physically damaged. Overclocking and delidding are covered (all CPUs are already delidded with the DDM). Avoid using the razor blade because scratches in the PCB/IHS will void the warranty. Also avoid scratches on top of the IHS. Lapping or any other physical alteration will also void the warranty.

The 4.8 GHz replacement will only be available until a new generation of Intel Desktop CPUs is released. E. g. I won't be able to bin Skylake CPUs once Kaby Lake is out.

 

 

How to buy a chip?

I will list the available chips here in this thread. Simply reply to this thread with the CPU code and send a mail to: rhartung@caseking.de

Please include your full address and phone number.

First-come, first-serve!

 

HWBOT Partnership

I want to thank HWBOT for the opportunity to use this plattform. HWBOT will get a share of each pretested-CPU in return. This way you can support projects such as the HWBOT World Tour

 

Payment

We accept Paypal and bank transfer

 

Shipping

We ship worldwide. The exact shipping costs depend on the location. EU should be around 15€ and the rest of the world around 35€.

 

 

Available CPUs:

 

6700K:*

 

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6600K:*

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Sold Items:

 

#1: 8X2509

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6460 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -170 °C

Price: 750 €

 

#3: 33X0033

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6426 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -171 °C

Price: 700 €

 

#5: 22X1177

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6598 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -164 °C

Price: 900 €

 

#7: 36X1502

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6595 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -146 °C

Price: 900 €

 

#6: 31X2635

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6424 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -135 °C

Price: 700 €

 

 

 

#19: 99X1135

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6627 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -157 °C

Price: 1000 €

 

#20: 122X3172

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6666 MHz* 5th best out of 700

CB: No

CBB: -155 °C

Price: 1200 €

 

 

 

#21: 124X3214

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6666 MHz* 4th best out of 700

CB: No

CBB: -163 °C

Price: 1200 €

 

#22: 44X1498

HWBOT Prime @ 1.91 V: 6701 MHz* 3rd best out of 700

CB: No

CBB: -165 °C

Price: 1500 €

 

#18: 51X1532

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6595 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -168 °C

Price: 950 €

 

#17: 86X0172

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6596 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -165 °C

Price: 950 €

 

#16: 120X0705

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6558 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -168 °C

Price: 900 €

 

#14: 121X1098

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6523 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -168 °C

Price: 850 €

 

#13: 52X1766

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6528 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -167 °C

Price: 850 €

 

#15: 105X3190

HWBOT Prime @ 1.90 V: 6523 MHz*

CB: No

CBB: -173 °C

Price: 875 €

 

*OC-Results may vary from what we achieved. Mainboard, memory, cooling and configuration have a significant influence on the overclocking resuts and also the temperature behavior.

Edited October 2, 2016 by der8auer

[sskmercer]

I will take the #1: 8X2509 please Roman.

[der8auer]

8x2509 sold to sskmercer

[Rauf]

I've e-mailed you about #3: 33X0033

[der8auer]

Okay so you want to buy 33X0033? Please always post it directly in this thread to make sure the first request also gets the CPU.

[Rauf]

Yes, I'll take it

 

Thought it was e-mail only. Read it correctly now.

 

I've also e-mailed you about some other products. Hopefully some of it can be arranged to be shipped together...

 

Thank you for all you keep doing for oc community!

[der8auer]

Okay #3: 33X0033 sold to Rauf Thanks! Will reply to your mail after lunch

[sskmercer]

Also sent you an email now to Roman. No lunch for you hehehehe. Thanks again for your time too.

[Dancop]

Subscribed

[bob(nz)]

Subscribed #2

[xxbassplayerxx]

Wow. Wish I had that kind of cash hanging around.

[Splave]

have to sell some of my bitcoins lol

[websmile]

Better than a Kidney

[FatBoyNotSoSlim]

Hey Roman, will you be doing X99 CPUs as well? (or even air pretested ones via Caseking)

[kimir]

Hey Roman, will you be doing X99 CPUs as well? (or even air pretested ones via Caseking)

 

I'd like that! 5960X pretested would be awesome.

[zeropluszero]

i3 6320 chips?

[der8auer]

Hey Roman, will you be doing X99 CPUs as well? (or even air pretested ones via Caseking)

 

With Broadwell-E for sure. Will probably skip 5960X for now.

 

i3 6320 chips?

 

I think so, yes. Will check the stock tomorrow.

[FatBoyNotSoSlim]

With Broadwell-E for sure. Will probably skip 5960X for now.

 

 

 

I think so, yes. Will check the stock tomorrow.

 

Double fantastic, will keep any eye open. (Had no clue Broadwell-E was about to drop).

[OBR]

Hahaha, This is normal thievery, and whoever buys it is normal cretin. I bought three pieces in a normal store and all three give 4.8 GHz stable in OCCT at 1,36V. hahaha 50 pcs tested, in dream maybe ...

[Leeghoofd]

read LN2 tested OBR... I've had 10 pieces and only two could boot 5GHz air at +/- 1.4Vcore. Not even being called stable. .. Now I didn't have one that passed the CB test at sub 1.35 at 4800

 

It is not a must buy, you still decide for yourself... if you have three good ones, good for you :nana:

Edited December 31, 2015 by Leeghoofd

[zeropluszero]

Hahaha, This is normal thievery, and whoever buys it is normal cretin. I bought three pieces in a normal store and all three give 4.8 GHz stable in OCCT at 1,36V. hahaha 50 pcs tested, in dream maybe ...

 

Cool story bro. Maybe piss off instead of whining that you cant afford one.

[nickolp1974]

Cool story bro. Maybe piss off instead of whining that you cant afford one.

 

Bit harsh!

[sskmercer]

The way I look at at OBR is you bout 3 pieces and you might be lucky and all will scale for you and if they day that's awesome stuff. Myself buying one peice proven to work saves time and money which still works out way less for myself than buying 3+ pieces. I know enough people personally that have bought more than 1 chips and none will do this.

 

@nick maybe it was a bit ruff but this is de8bauers/casekings thread and those comments aren't needed. There's also a reason my good warranty to rely on by a respected person/retailer so I'm happy with what I'll get.

[der8auer]

Hahaha, This is normal thievery, and whoever buys it is normal cretin. I bought three pieces in a normal store and all three give 4.8 GHz stable in OCCT at 1,36V. hahaha 50 pcs tested, in dream maybe ...

 

Sure that's why there are so many 6.5+ CPUs out in the wild.

[Leeghoofd]

Bit harsh!

that's Aussie slang broooo... but he writes what I was thinking and afraid to type