Sorry, i posted from Ipad, no way more

 

nice result Vlad. I need your advice about 3770K :celebration:

is there ivy that does worse than 6.3ghz on ln2?

who cares about air?

 

reviews for 99.99 percent ppl?

 

sin - yes, one i had from intel was max 6.13 GHz -190! and some german guys here reported 5,8 GHz max under LN2 ... with E1

Edited April 18, 201213 yr by OBR

reviews for 99.99 percent ppl?

 

sin - yes, one i had from intel was max 6.13 GHz -190! and some german guys here reported 5,8 GHz max under LN2 ... with E1

 

wow really? Damn man, i didn't know they were that bad! haha thanks.

retested my chip which did 5,8-5,9ghz and could reach 6,3 1m, 6,370 cpuz:

 

http://www.overclockers.at/intel_processors/intel-ivy-bridge-core-i5-3570k-retail-unter-fluess_229576?postid=3316578#post3316578

 

the difference made the increase of bclk.

60x100 no boot

60x103 boot ok

 

edit:

max boot: ~6250mhz, no matter which multiplier. (tested ok: 58x - 61x)

max bclk: 109,5mhz

 

cbb: yes, when boot below 102,8bclk ~ -150°C

Edited April 18, 201213 yr by oanvoanc

I sure someone will getting 7 jig 2D bench in out there...thats matter time

Come on bro, that's too easy-a prediction.

 

7.5GHz?

Come on bro, that's too easy-a prediction.

 

7.5GHz?

max bclk we have seen so far is 116. max possible multiplier is 63.

so i guess, there isnt much headroom beyond 7ghz.

Random E0 , best E1 on ...

 

I sure someone will getting 7 jig 2D bench in out there...thats matter time

already done ... in Taiwanistan

i think it was in february

Come on bro, that's too easy-a prediction.

 

7.5GHz?

 

whats stopping intel from raising the max multi(63x)? cpu is scaling really well.

stopping intel? themselves lol.

whats stopping intel from raising the max multi(63x)? cpu is scaling really well.

 

Wouldn't it be easier to move to a default 125 BCLK? (IB-E)

 

How is CPU multiplier derived? Higher multis will need a new silicon revision won't they... and 63 is a co-incidentally neat 6-bit binary number (ok, 64 is a binary number, but digital starts at 0, not 1)

Edited April 18, 201213 yr by K404

Random E0 , best E1 on ...

 

 

yes!

whats stopping intel from raising the max multi(63x)? cpu is scaling really well.

 

Maybe Intel doesn't expect their Ivy Bridge can clock THAT well under cold?

bclock isnt going to stop you maxing out your chip with 63x

...but 125x 63 is just short of 7.9GHz.

 

No-one complained about any other chips having fixed multiplier but ever-increasing FSB/BCLK options... as long as we get the MHz, who cares which component of the clock we're adjusting?

3770K die shot

 

isn't the IHS is soldered on CPU DIE ?

taking off the IHS gave you any benefit in term of max frequency ?

 

thanks

thanks for sharing.

how is the die connected to the ihs?

any information on how you managed to pop it off?

thanks for sharing.

how is the die connected to the ihs?

any information on how you managed to pop it off?

 

I removed it with a big screwdriver ... BTW i didnt care to break it because the CPU was allready dead. Between DIE and ihs, there is some thermal paste.

thanks for sharing

 

edit:

how do you guys overclock your ivy?

 

-i guess on asus - rog connect

-gigabyte - tool in windows? (i just tried asus, so i have no clue about gb)

 

did anybody try the intel extreme tuning utility mentioned here:

 

 

http://www.computerbase.de/bildstrecke/40586/3/

 

is it good?

or does it just work on intel boards?

Edited April 19, 201213 yr by oanvoanc

forget extreme tuning. Right now please use Easytune6,. it is fully functional as far as I am concerned.