Look at my new 3.0c!

[jpetermann]

She is a beaut!

Look at her here!

PJ

 

[oldfart]

Nice one PJ! I guess it helps to have friends in high places!

 

[jpetermann]

Hehe... you know it!

 

[klah]

What cooling setup are you running?

 

[jpetermann]

Originally posted by: klah
What cooling setup are you running?

I am using a Zalman 7000A Al-Cu

I idle at 28-30*c

Load is around 48 with this chip

 

[RaynorWolfcastle]

sSpec / Pack date?

 

[Corporate Thug]

view well done, are you concerned about the vcore at all?

 

[Sid59]

nice. now i kinda wished i went P4 C instead of AMD. But that woulda broke my wallet.'


Good job on the OC.

 

[Big Lar]

Heheheheh Nice chip Havn't tried mine that high yet, but sure does run D2Ol easy enuff at 250fsb.....
1 heck of an overclock tho

 

[JimRaynor]

Nice chip, what kind of ram are you using?

 

[Technonut]

Very nice..... The 3.2C that I had maxed out @ 3.7GHz on air. 3.8GHz is amazing for the 3.0C... :Q

 

[jpetermann]

Originally posted by: RaynorWolfcastle
sSpec / Pack date?

I'll have to get that when I get home...

 

[jpetermann]

Originally posted by: shady06
view well done, are you concerned about the vcore at all?

Not really concerned about the vcore. At load she drops to 1.55, idles at 1.66 and is set at 1.6 in the bios.

PJ

 

[jpetermann]

Originally posted by: JimRaynor
Nice chip, what kind of ram are you using?

ATM I am running 2x512mb sticks of OCZ 4000EL. I have some 3500 o the way, and bought 2 sticks of Kingston ValueRam 2100ddr yest that are able to do 480. The OCZ is not being stressed at all since I usually run it with my 2.4c at 1:1 and 280fsb.

PJ

 

[TonyZ]

Where did you get the chip from?? I have been planning on getting a 3.0c to get the 15x multiplier.

-Tony

 

[jpetermann]

Originally posted by: TonyZ
Where did you get the chip from?? I have been planning on getting a 3.0c to get the 15x multiplier.

-Tony

Got 2 of them here on the forums...

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: pastorjay

Originally posted by: shady06
view well done, are you concerned about the vcore at all?

Not really concerned about the vcore. At load she drops to 1.55, idles at 1.66 and is set at 1.6 in the bios.

PJ

It uses less voltage under load... Wierd.

 

[MDE]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: pastorjay

Originally posted by: shady06
view well done, are you concerned about the vcore at all?

Not really concerned about the vcore. At load she drops to 1.55, idles at 1.66 and is set at 1.6 in the bios.

PJ

It uses less voltage under load... Wierd.

Sounds like a weak PSU to me, but if it's stable who cares?

 

[THUGSROOK]

Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress

Originally posted by: Nebor

It uses less voltage under load... Wierd.

Sounds like a weak PSU to me, but if it's stable who cares?

no ~ its typical ASUS vcore flux.

 

[jpetermann]

Yup, typical Asus...

Anyways, I am using an Antec 550 True Control... they can go bad, but I hardly call that weak...

 

[Junkman]

Originally posted by: THUGSROOK

Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress

Originally posted by: Nebor

It uses less voltage under load... Wierd.

Sounds like a weak PSU to me, but if it's stable who cares?

no ~ its typical ASUS vcore flux.

I've got the same thing happening on my IS7....the vcore voltage seems to drop when running prime95 When I set the

the voltage at 1.55 MBM reports 1.48v when running prime95.

 

[SaiNRuB]

I bought a 3.0C from a seller in the fs/ft forum, pretty sure its the same gent pastorjay purchased his chip from.

Anyway my stepping and batch code is :

SL6WK Malay
L325B230

If pastorjays stepping and batch is the same then i gotta hurry and buy that soltek sff and fire this guy up.


Let me know the week on your chip buddy!

 

[Abhi]

Grumble grumble .... showoff!!!























j/k

nice o/c..

 

[jdogg707]

awesome OC, makes me want to return to the Intel platform...overclocks like that are quite simply awesome, even more so on air!

 

[Accord99]

The P4 using less voltage under increasing load is an Intel specification and can be found in any of the P4 datasheets.