Recent content by Razor1289

I checked, there is no penalty. Heya, I made a workup of my numbers in excel as they appeared on the paperwork. Just to clarify, the $28,480 OTD price includes taxes, rebate, dealer fees but NOT finances. We discussed that the finance cost would be separate when I was negotiating. I...

Ok ok lol, seeing from all the responses, I see the writing on the wall and chalk this up as an expensive lesson. I was dumb and did not read over everything as I should have. Although while apparently not illegal, it’s very deceptive and unethical in my eyes. Also another additional info...

Hello, long time reader of Anand forums but I post sparingly. I am a first time car buyer, and after 3 weeks of researching and after visiting various Chevrolet dealerships, I recently bought a 2013 1LT Camaro with navigation and crystal red metallic tint coat premium color as the only...

I'm thinking about getting the new Ipad tomorrow, but the only that's holding me back is 1080p playback support. I have a lot of .mkv 1080p movies that I'd like to play on the Ipad without having to convert them or stream them from my PC. I've read from various sources that 1080p and sometimes...

So I settled on leaving it at 4.3ghz and the lowest i can push the voltage that can run stable is vcore 1.36250v and QPI/VTT at 1.38v with the temperatures not going beyond 77C on 100% load using Intel Burn Test with Max settings and 40 runs. Are these settings acceptable or do i have to...

I've been playing around with the overclock some more, and I noticed that there is a huge gap in QPI/VTT voltage to get from 4.3ghz to 4.4ghz stable. At 4.3ghz, it is stable with vcore at 1.375v and QPI/VTT at 1.4v Are these voltages more acceptable/reasonable for 4.3ghz?

Also, does it matter if I change the multiplier and BCLK from 23 x 187 to say 21 x 210 in order to achieve 4.4ghz?

Vcore on 100% load fluctuates between 1.392v to 1.408v reading from CPU-Z. Unforunately this is as far as the chip goes, I've tried lowering the QPI/VTT and it starts crashing and becomes very unstable. What would you guys say is a generally safe/OK range for QPI/VTT voltage when...

Specs: CPU: i7 950 OC'ed to 4.4ghz Mobo: Gigabyte UD3R PSU: 700W OCZ Modxstream CPU Cooling: Corsair H70 CPU Watercooler BIOS Settings: LLC: Enabled, Level 2 Multiplier: 23 BCLK: 192 CPU Vcore: 1.4v QPI/Vtt: 1.5v DRAM: 1.64v Other voltages left on default/auto. Temps...