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  • My CI7 2600K   Batch: L039B470 #0388   Tested on H2O (for now) MB: Gigabyte P67A-UD7 (tested with BIOS-es "F6x" & "F7a") Memory: 2x2GB Mushkin Blackline (996959) PC12800 CL6 & 2x2GB G.S

Mine is L039B461, PCB code 0316.

 

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Results will be posted later. Still waiting for good motherboard to test...

 

EDIT: first test with glacial tech f101 and biostar tp67xe

5400 - post ok, boot os fail

5314 - boot os, got cpuz valid and crashed

5308 - super pi 1m and pifast passed

5304 - super pi 32m, aquamark3, 3damrk01-03-05 passed

5236 - wprime 32m passed - limited by air cooling

5138 - 3dmark06 passed - limited by air cooling

max stable bclk = 105 mhz

next time will test it with cold water and asus maximus iv extreme

Edited by S_A_V

2600K

L039B461

5.2Ghz @ 1.525v 3dmark2006. Air.

 

52x & 53x ok. but no boot more than 5200mhz with 1.6v+...strange, have post 43 and stops) 5200 full stable, 5210 no boot...wtf)

Edited by gradus

following the rules:

2500K - L051A872-2452 - could POST 100x56 on air with an ASRock P67 Pro3

 

but if you want to spot a trend between "numbers" and overclockability (if there is some, of course) you should be looking at the highlighted numbers from the ATPO, at least with cedarmills they tell a lot more than the last 4 digits you're asking people here...

from what I found locally, "043" means the actual date of silicon production (for example E8600 with "823" are good no matter the batch)

Edited by TaPaKaH

Got a L050A853 from microcenter yesterday.

Currently working on a 580 so no time for it yet.

Anyone else have a L050 yet?

following the rules:

2500K - L051A872-2452 - could POST 100x56 on air with an ASRock P67 Pro3

 

but if you want to spot a trend between "numbers" and overclockability (if there is some, of course) you should be looking at the highlighted numbers from the ATPO, at least with cedarmills they tell a lot more than the last 4 digits you're asking people here...

from what I found locally, "043" means the actual date of silicon production (for example E8600 with "823" are good no matter the batch)

 

sam is that post bios or boot windows?

only get to see the POST screen and get to the OS selection menu .. couldn't test up to the OS because the OS has been previously corrupted with unstable memory (BSOD during driver install)

Wow Congrats! I tried 7 2600K, first was better 5540MHz - max. Now my board is dead (

nice numbers. don't know if anyone has posted this batch # L042B208 right now @ 5ghz solid and moving up till i hit a wall. using UD5 F6d bios on air. i did have up to 5.3ghz on Sabertooth and it was steady dont know about solid....:)

Got a L050A853 from microcenter yesterday.

Currently working on a 580 so no time for it yet.

Anyone else have a L050 yet?

 

Hey, can you update me how well yours OC? I saw this same batch at my local MC and if yours OC past the 50x100 (5Ghz) with lower than 1.45v than I'm going to get it. If not, and if it needs 1.50V+ to run at 5Ghz, then I will pass. Please let me know. Thanks a bunch!

nice numbers. don't know if anyone has posted this batch # L042B208 right now @ 5ghz solid and moving up till i hit a wall. using UD5 F6d bios on air. i did have up to 5.3ghz on Sabertooth and it was steady dont know about solid....:)

 

I have that batch as well and so far it needs 1.50v+ to run at 50x100 (5Ghz) stable. Anything less then 1.50v results in BSOD. To me, 1.50v for 5Ghz is simply too high.

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