Intel I7 920 Batch Numbers, who has got the golden ticket?!

Does anyone own an Intel I7 920 D0 w/ 3931A324 Batch Number or 3939B078??

Any input on these CPU's, anyone running them!? ANYONE?!!

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Why?

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mizzl wrote :

Why?

Some batch numbers are better overclockers.
Although I do kind of agree, because you can't order a specific batch anyway?

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Reply to SpidersWeb

I know that, but why specifically those numbers?

because those numbers are great over clockers. well specifically, 3939B078, you can overclock this one on stock air cooling all the way to 4gh'z and lowering the voltage.

Reply to pluke the 2

How do you know?

Because that batch number is MY cpu.

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Reply to pluke the 2

Well I forgot my CPU batch number, but I overclocked to 3.7Ghz with only 1.1125 on the vCore.. Does that count?

show some screen plz

Reply to pluke the 2

sure

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=830952

Message edited by mizzl on 11-16-2009 at 06:55:57 PM

temps?

Reply to pluke the 2

Max temps during load in Coretemp (prime95 small FFTs): 60/57/55/54

hmm, @ 1.08 volts? lol, let me see a screen shot of your temps and what cooler do you have again?

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http://img256.imageshack.us/i/hehehei7overclock.png/

I just got my I7 920 whit bach no: 3939B078.
It overclocks!!!!
I got mine to 4300 MHz, on air(Noctua). A friend got his (I7 920 batch AXXXX)3939 to over 4400 MHz with water cooling. I havnt had time to tested it more than 2 hours with Prime, but its seems rocksteady.
My cpu got 78 degree celsius on prime, but i think with some twicking i will cool it down:-)

Reply to DrNielsen

Ohh wow. So impressed with the D0's Try this with a C0

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Reply to PsychoSaysDie

Nice Temps Pyscho.. what cooler are you using?

And @ Dr. What Voltages are you running while testing?

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I own the 3939B078 and I got it stable to 4.1GHz @ 1.192 V Stable w/ idles @ 37's, and Loads @ 52's and under.

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pluke the 2 wrote :

I own the 3939B078 and I got it stable to 4.1GHz @ 1.192 V Stable w/ idles @ 37's, and Loads @ 52's and under.

holy shiht

Mizzl, w/ your CPU, you should be able to hit what I have + more MHZ

Reply to pluke the 2

Damn you all! I need a new motherboard.... the UD3R has too much vdroop.

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pluke the 2 wrote :

Because that batch number is MY cpu.

What about at stock speed?

My i7 can run Prime95 fine at stock speeds with .95v
...I can't OC at all cuz I haven't found the right settings for my RAM though...

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Bluescreendeath wrote :

What about at stock speed?

My i7 can run Prime95 fine at stock speeds with .95v
...I can't OC at all cuz I haven't found the right settings for my RAM though...

Lol, well. Funny story is that I never tried under volting untill I got to 4.1 GHZ and figured it was stable, so I'd start driving it down from there. I'd hate to bring it all back to stock and try it though. But at least the profile is saved, so I may.

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So I started driving it down (voltage) from there**

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