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Any place to find how a batch of E6600s overclocks?

Originally posted by: joshsquall
I'd like to see what other people are saying. Any sites out there?
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ummmm if you goto xtremesystems.org/forums

members will post up batch numbers once in a while to warn other members to stay away from.

So far from the looks of it

Only good NEW E6600 batch will have the letters A B G

I hear F's are absolutely terrible, and G's are slightly better then F's
A's would come next, and the best is B.

The 4ghz clocking E6600's are old week B bins from what ive seen so far.
 
I'm trying to determine which number to look at for my processor. SiSoft Sandra sas:

Revision Stepping: F/ 6 (0)
Stepping Mask: B2

Do I have a B or an F?

BTW.....can only max out at 333x9, have tried multiple combinations including raising Vcore to 1.55v, but have given up for 3.0ghz on stock voltages/Zalman 9700 (Asus P5B-Deluxe, G.Skill 4-4-3-5 @ 5-5-5-15). Kinda unimpressed with overclocking capabilities, but it still blows anything that AMD has right now, so I'm OK.
 
Originally posted by: jhurst
I'm trying to determine which number to look at for my processor. SiSoft Sandra sas:

Revision Stepping: F/ 6 (0)
Stepping Mask: B2

Do I have a B or an F?

BTW.....can only max out at 333x9, have tried multiple combinations including raising Vcore to 1.55v, but have given up for 3.0ghz on stock voltages/Zalman 9700 (Asus P5B-Deluxe, G.Skill 4-4-3-5 @ 5-5-5-15). Kinda unimpressed with overclocking capabilities, but it still blows anything that AMD has right now, so I'm OK.
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That's actually the exact same setup I'm using, except for a Tuniq Tower instead of the Zalman. I'll let you know my results when I get it all put together.
 
I would like to know if my E6600 is a good batch to OC. Any help would be appriciated.
My system:
Case=Thermalake Tai-Chi W/2 120cm case fans
PSU=Antec 500WATT SmartPower 2.0
Motherboard= Gigabyte GA-N680SLI-DQ6
Cpu= Intel E6600 Batch L640A822 2.4 Gig
Cpu Cooler= Vigor MonsoonII
Memory= Crucial Ballistix pc8000 2 Gig
Video Card= Foxconn Geforce 8800GTS 640MB
Monitor= Samsung SyncMaster 226BW
OS= Vista 32Bit Premium
 
Originally posted by: jhurst
I'm trying to determine which number to look at for my processor. SiSoft Sandra sas:

Revision Stepping: F/ 6 (0)
Stepping Mask: B2

Do I have a B or an F?

BTW.....can only max out at 333x9, have tried multiple combinations including raising Vcore to 1.55v, but have given up for 3.0ghz on stock voltages/Zalman 9700 (Asus P5B-Deluxe, G.Skill 4-4-3-5 @ 5-5-5-15). Kinda unimpressed with overclocking capabilities, but it still blows anything that AMD has right now, so I'm OK.
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you can tell what batch you have by looking at the retail box of the cpu or IHS of the cpu.
 
Where is a list of which batch is decent for OC? I've been looking for some time and can't find anything definitive....I must be missing something.
 
Originally posted by: Shimmishim
Originally posted by: jhurst
I'm trying to determine which number to look at for my processor. SiSoft Sandra sas:

Revision Stepping: F/ 6 (0)
Stepping Mask: B2

Do I have a B or an F?

BTW.....can only max out at 333x9, have tried multiple combinations including raising Vcore to 1.55v, but have given up for 3.0ghz on stock voltages/Zalman 9700 (Asus P5B-Deluxe, G.Skill 4-4-3-5 @ 5-5-5-15). Kinda unimpressed with overclocking capabilities, but it still blows anything that AMD has right now, so I'm OK.
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you can tell what batch you have by looking at the retail box of the cpu or IHS of the cpu.
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what do we look for on the box? The L640A822 number? How do we determine which batch it is?
 
XS is back!


X6800, E6700, Xeon.
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/2770/14afv5.jpg

E6600.
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/140/14bow6.jpg

E6400, E6300.
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/9180/14cov0.jpg

Assorted information.
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/7389/14mas7.jpg

These images are pulled from XtremeSystems.org's Conroe Overclock Database.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=127379
That is the original thread. I don't remember if you can access the forum without registering...
 
thanks N7!! But Is "A" good batch to overclock or bad and is week 40 a good week or bad week? Thanks!! Also What are people been able to get out of this batch.
 
Originally posted by: MotF Bane
XS is back!


X6800, E6700, Xeon.
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/2770/14afv5.jpg

E6600.
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/140/14bow6.jpg

E6400, E6300.
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/9180/14cov0.jpg

Assorted information.
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/7389/14mas7.jpg

These images are pulled from XtremeSystems.org's Conroe Overclock Database.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=127379
That is the original thread. I don't remember if you can access the forum without registering...
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nice data
 
Umm.. why not just find it out yourself? Unless you get to see those numbers before making a purchase, there is no difference. I have just installed a Q6600 and it's a week 40 and F batch. Will post results later.
 
Originally posted by: lopri
Umm.. why not just find it out yourself? Unless you get to see those numbers before making a purchase, there is no difference. I have just installed a Q6600 and it's a week 40 and F batch. Will post results later.
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yikes! an F batch
 
From personal experience, most E6600s will go 3.6ghz and if you're lucky enough to get a good batch you could go higher. Just don't expect 4ghz with air cooling!

I've built 5 E6600 machines and all of them did 3.5-3.6ghz but no more.
 
Originally posted by: lopri
Umm.. why not just find it out yourself? Unless you get to see those numbers before making a purchase, there is no difference. I have just installed a Q6600 and it's a week 40 and F batch. Will post results later.
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Hope you have better luck than I am, my Q6600 is an F batch, can't get stable past 3.15ghz. I am using 1.425v for 3.15ghz, and even 1.6v doesn't get me stable at 3.2ghz. These things sure do run toasty too, but it's bareable on water cooling.
 
I can't say the E6600 units have impressed me with their overclocking abilities.
Generally, it seems as though the lower multiplier processors overclock further.
 
Originally posted by: stevty2889
Hope you have better luck than I am, my Q6600 is an F batch, can't get stable past 3.15ghz. I am using 1.425v for 3.15ghz, and even 1.6v doesn't get me stable at 3.2ghz. These things sure do run toasty too, but it's bareable on water cooling.
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Called EVGA and requested a replacement RMA for my board. Kinda disappointed because I grew to like this board (original NV reference before quad-core revision). But I can't even OC 50MHz over the stock so it leaves me no choice. EVGA's service is, once again, top-notch. Not only their tech support team are more knowledgeable than any other, but also they're decent (humanly).

While waiting for the replacement, all I can do for now is undervolting and so far the result is promising. I will be thrilled to have a stable 3.20GHz with reasonable temps. Will make a thread shortly.
 
Link

A database on HardOCP forums for Core2x overclocks. Has roughly around 200 entries. Done a quick check to see if this was posted, didn't see it.
 
I have a "G" e6600, it won't do a mhz higher than 333 on my Asus P5B-Deluxe. Maxes out at 3.0ghz. I have tried higher voltages, different multiplier/FSB settings, nothing. But, I can get a 20% overclock on stock voltage, so what can I really say. BTW.....cooling with Zalman 9700, 30C/~45C.
 
I have a L646G e6600 that I just got. It boots into Windows @ 3.2GHz with 1.5v (probably not prime stable), and I can't seem to make it go further.
 
Originally posted by: jhurst
I have a "G" e6600, it won't do a mhz higher than 333 on my Asus P5B-Deluxe. Maxes out at 3.0ghz. I have tried higher voltages, different multiplier/FSB settings, nothing. But, I can get a 20% overclock on stock voltage, so what can I really say. BTW.....cooling with Zalman 9700, 30C/~45C.
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when and where did you purchase? I ordered one from newegg last monday
 
the xeon x3220 I just got is an L640 F batch....Oh well, here's hoping I can undervolt it down and run silent at 2.4
 
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