4400+ 89W overclocking performance

hennethannun

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what sort of results are people getting with the 89W s939 4400+ processors?

I have been very happy with my own results, and I am curious to see if everyone else is having similar luck.

So far, I have managed to get a prime stable 2.7ghx (245 x 11) with stock cooling at 1.375V.
Idle temps: 38C (C'n'Q disabled)
Load Temps: 55C


This is with an AMD FX series heatsink (4 heatpipes), and I am pretty sure I could go up to 2.8ghz without upping the voltage at all (I just barely fail prime at 2.62ghz with 1.3625V, I can test for a few hours, but i usually get errors or crashes if I try more than 6 hours of testing, so I am pretty sure that I have more headroom at 1.3725V).

anyway, from these early results it looks like I could think about 2.9 or maybe even 3.0 if I got a better heatsink and upped the volts to 1.4 or higher.

What sort of numbers are other people seeing with these processors? are my results typical, above average? below?
 

formulav8

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Not many people will have s939 89w variants yet since they are the new DSL silicon and was just recently incorporated into the s939 line. Give it some time and more people will have these chips. BTW, 2700mhz is not bad at all on that low of voltage.


Jason
 

hennethannun

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I know they're new, that's why I am curious to see what sort of results people are getting.

one would assume that a lower power version of chip that was generally a pretty good overclocker would be an even better overclocker. But the EE and 35W AM2s don't seem to have much headroom at all. so i wanted to do a sort of poll.

I suppose there probably aren't more than 5 or so board regulars who have these chips yet, but i figured i might as well ask.

as for my own OC results, I was VERY happy with them. I can comfortably run at 2.5ghz with a stock cooler and stock volts which is a lot more than i had hoped for...
 

Parasitic

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I got one the other day but so far I'm running it stock.
Don't know if it's the new silicon or the artic silver 5 but now I'm cruising along at <29 C and 1.1v V.Core (200*5). At load the temperature never exceeds 46 C. I'm using the same cooler as before (Thermalright XP90 non-copper).
 

Ava1anche

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I am having great luck with my ADV4400+ running 2805@1.35V Idle in the low 30 and load in the high 30 low 40...