Overclock Database 2.0

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Hello, welcome to the overclock database.

The database contains user name, followed by CPU, core, model # and speed. Post your overclock suicide/stable, whatever your preference.

You're welcome to show off your overclock here. :-))

If you want on the % list use Everest to tell you what your % OC is and post a screenshot. I am not going to calculate % OC for you.



          All candidates for listing must be with MSI motherboard.

                                     
                              CPU Database
        You must post a cpu-z validation link to get yours listed.
These are all with air or liquid/water cooling with exceptions noted in 5K+ list.

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                                            5000+

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1 - thebanik w/Ph ll X4 965 @______________________6579 MHz
    LN[size=6pt]2​
/790FX-GD70       
2 - Evocarlos w/ i5 660 X2 @______________________ 6088 MHz
    Phase change refrigeration/P55-GD85     
3 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @___________________5737 MHZ
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (B3)
4 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @___________________5733 MHZ
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (G3)
5 - xbeatX w/ i7-2700K @_________________________5731 MHz
    Chilled water/P67A-GD65 (B3)
6 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2600K @___________________5559 MHz
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (G3)
7 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @___________________5543 MHz
    Air/P67A-GD65
8 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @___________________5539 MHz
    Air/P67A-GD65 (B3)
9 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @___________________5536 MHz
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (G3)
10 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2600K @__________________5532 MHz
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (B3)


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                                        Top 10 (%)

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1 - Lt_JWS w/ Core 2 E4300 Allendale @ __________100% (tied)
2 - Bio-Hazard w/ Core 2 Duo Allendale E4300 @ ____100% (tied)
3 - Quadrifoglio Verde w/ E4300 @ _______________95%
4 - AaronYuri w/ Core 2 Duo Conroe E6600 @ ______86% 
5 - aicjofs w/ Opteron Toledo 165 @ ______________78% 
6 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 920 @ __________________71%
7 - Jack t.N. w/ C2D e6600 @ ___________________68%
8 - flobelix w/ Opteron 165 Denmark @ ____________64% 
9 - DryHeat w/ Core 2 Duo Allendale E6300 @ _______60% 
10 - Exo w/ Opteron Toledo 165 @ ________________56% 
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                                              Intel

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1 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @_________________________5737 MHZ
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (B3)
2 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @_________________________5733 MHZ
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (G3)
3 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2600K @_________________________5559 MHz
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (G3)
4 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @_________________________5543 MHz
    Air/P67A-GD65
5 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K @_________________________5536 MHz
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (G3)
6 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2600K @_________________________5532 MHz
    Air/Z68A-GD80 (B3)
7 - Sea Dog w/ i7 2700K @______________________________5510 MHz
    P67A-GD65 (B3)
8 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 990X @__________________________5424 MHz
    Big Bang-XPower
9 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2700K@_________________________5414 MHz
    Air/P67A-GD65 (B3)
10 - Froggy Gremlin w/ i7 2600K@________________________5407 MHz
    Air/P67A-GD65 (B3)


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                                              AMD

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1 - damric w/FX-4100 __________________________5229MHz
    890FXA-GD65
2 - mrinfinit3 w/Ph II X4 965 @___________________4715 MHz
    chilled methanol~870-G45
3 - damric w/Athlon X4 860K @___________________4498 MHz
    air~A88X-G45 GAMING
4 - mrinfinit3 w/Ph II X6 1095T @_________________4400 MHz
    NF980-G65/H2O
5 - Thor3666 w/Ph II X4 965 @___________________4200.36 MHz
    K9A2 Platinum
6 - gldndragn w/Ph II X4 965 @___________________4200.21 MHz
    870A Fuzion
7 - PingviN w/Ph II X4 965 @_____________________4060 MHz
    790FX-GD70
8 - Bodhi w/Ph II X2 550 Blk Ed @ ________________4040 MHz
    790FX-GD70
9 - JokersMommy w/Ph II X2 550 Blk Ed @ _________4018 MHz
    790FX-GD70
10- Greyno3 w/Ph II X4 965 @____________________4000 MHz
    790FX-GD70




 

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Be careful! When you're not careful with your OC you might end up with smoke instead of a higher ranking

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What is discussed in a PM is just that.......private. Now it has been made personal here in the open part of the forum by you. I have no jealousy or hidden agenda. My other reply was directed at the common folk, not the exotic crowd. You could have contacted me by PM so I could have better explained to you what I wrote was geared to conventional cooling people. You know, the people with a normal pc, but oh no, I get the misinformation scolding. All my experience gained having done a lot of hobby OC'ing, is put to use with the forum's user community. When is the last time you actually helped anybody here?
 
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HU16E said:
What is discussed in a PM is just that.......private. Now it has been made personal here in the open part of the forum by you. I have no jealousy or hidden agenda. My other reply was directed at the common folk, not the exotic crowd. You could have contacted me by PM so I could have better explained to you what I wrote was geared to conventional cooling people. You know, the people with a normal pc, but oh no, I get the misinformation scolding. All my experience gained having done a lot of hobby OC'ing, is put to use with the forum's user community. When is the last time you actually helped anybody here?
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You mentioned do not reply back, there is a blocker in place for you, :(, hence. See again I have no issues with you, but it seemed you made it all personal. Maybe my comment didnt have a smilie which may have made it sound rude, but that was not the intention. I did not even remember the earlier incident since it was not that big a score anyway nor did I think that any particular person blocked my scorec.

I will be honest, I come to this forum to either check for unreleased BIOS or sometimes to post scores achieved on MSI boards. You do help a lot of people on this forum I am sure, I do not question that, but its the internet and being a senior member/mod here, you have certain responsibilities as well about what you post. Since many will take that advice at its face value.
 
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You mentioned do not reply back, there is a blocker in place for you
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There we go again. Private message details being brought out in the public part of the forum. Just to clarify, the blocker was not put in place until 'after' Reply #877. I could have been contacted by PM before your reply & I could have edited my post to make my intentions & statements more clear to the public at large. :-))

There should be no shadow of doubt now, that I was mainly directing my comments to the average home pc builder. ;)
 
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Not sure what all the fuss is about when it comes to OC'ing a Sandy Bridge CPU when an Ivy UEFI/BIOS is installed. :think:  UEFI/BIOS CPU V. setting is not even close to what is actually being delivered, but that is no problem when a digital multimeter is used to check everything. I did notice DRAM V. set to Auto was delivering 1.665v's though. That's definately not good. Setting it manual to 1.507v's ended up being 1.504v's being delivered which is close enough.

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Here's an 'extreme' OC on conventional air cooling;

> CPU-Z Validation <
 
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@Froggy Gremlin, that is nice score :) 5.5GHz. Btw with Ivy UEFI BIOS when you set VRAM at Auto so it will automatically set to 1.665 Volt? Even at stock frequency RAM 1333MHz? I think Ivy UEFI BIOS abit mess up with Sandy Brige procie... but it did go well, I mean your overclocking has no problem with stability, right Froggy?
 
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neoroy said:
Btw with Ivy UEFI BIOS when you set VRAM at Auto so it will automatically set to 1.665 Volt? Even at stock frequency RAM 1333MHz?
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Yes. 1.665v's when set to Auto. It's almost as if it is reading the RAM profiles wrong and applying X.M.P. voltages. :shocked:

I think Ivy UEFI BIOS abit mess up with Sandy Brige procie... but it did go well, I mean your overclocking has no problem with stability, right Froggy?
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Definately the Ivy UEFI/BIOS is not quite prime time yet. :-))

Stability is fine at the manual OC of 49X @ 1.384v's. With power saving enabled and CPU V. on Auto, it teeters on failure at 47X with stress testing, so 46X is the more reliable OC. I've found the performance gains at 47X and up to 49X rather low, so the 45X, 46X is a good reliable spot in the power curve. At least with this particular hardware. ;) 
 
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- FX-4100 @5125MHz (42%OC)
- CPU-NB 3000MHz , HT Link 2500MHz
- 2x4GB RipjawsX @2000MT/s 8-10-9-28 1T
- MSI 890FXA-GD65 18.8B1

- Air Cooled with Hyper 212+ and Sickleflow 120mm fans

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http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2528704
 
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Awesome OC.  :biggthumbsup:
Just hope this was a once off run. Don't think your CPU will survive that core voltage torture for too long.  :shocked:
 
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Bernhard said:
Awesome OC.  :biggthumbsup:
Just hope this was a once off run. Don't think your CPU will survive that core voltage torture for too long.  :shocked:
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5125MHz for CPU-Z submission purposes only :D

I won't bench any higher than 5000MHz, and I only run 4500MHz for 24/7 clocks.
 
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An obscene amount of voltage and a small amount of frequency later,



I'm not sure how much headroom is left on air cooling. It's getting pretty scary now.
 
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Unless you have no problem ruining that CPU, I would settle for the OC. :emot-tip-wink:
That is just awesome for that AMD.
The voltage will deteriorate the CPU if it doesn't kill it.
 
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CPU: Core i5 2500K @ 5.3Ghz
MB: MSI Z77A-GD55
RAM: Kingston 2x4GB 1600Mhz CL9
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2321346
cpuzr.jpg


My max overlock with 2500K was 5363Mhz, but without cpu-z validation, only Super PI screen.
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/8035/536m.jpg

 
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Sorry Eddward, that's not sufficient to enter Intel or overall list. Also only cpu-z validated results are relevant.
 
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