Moar volts - or is the cpu that bad?

Little to no scaling past 1.7V Still light years better than my other 6320 though

Seems like there alot of really bad i3's. Have binned 6 now and the best one on air did less than 5.5 on ln2 today. It was a 5 ghz air chip...

you delidded them and is there any pattern about vid for example?

you delidded them and is there any pattern about vid for example?

 

My other one crashed at 5G's 1.5V and -70 C, does it get any worse than that?

any reference on air at 4500 cinebench maybe? my 6100 did that around 1.35... scaled up to 5800Mhz

any reference on air at 4500 cinebench maybe? my 6100 did that around 1.35... scaled up to 5800Mhz

 

Not from me, I can't remember the last time I ran a CPU on air.

 

Bench time at my house is time to bench not air test.

I tested volts for booting windows 7 at 4.5 and 5.0 ghz. Only one chip managed 5 ghz. Second best booted 4.5 at 1.20v. Will try the second best chip on ln2 on monday.

 

A real shame about the other chip. Could cold boot at full pot...sanded die and no crack even at full pot. But what does it help when it doesn't scale...

Here is some feedback from an enthusiast fighting with water.

 

Not of much help for LN2 scaling but still it is a feedback.

 

Platform :

AsRock Z170 OCF

Memory : G.Skill Ripjaws V ( e-die ) 4x4gb, high binned by Michael

( Websmile ).

3733 - 12-18-28-280-1T with extremely tight seconds, thirds, IOL and RTL. 1.80V

Retail 6320 bought from Amazon.de

Cooling : EK AIO

 

Vid : 1.005

39x128 = 4992mhz

 

1.45V in bios - LLC 1 - actual 1.48.

Very strong IMC

 

Full blast all heavy load benches repeatedly, no issue.

Digital probe of very high accuracy reported repeatedly max 74 degrees.

Not de-lidded. Not sanded.

Thermal grizzly paste.

 

Boots Windows 10 4.5ghz with 1.13V and 5.0ghz with 1.41V.

 

Wish I had LN2...lol