[Sammelthread] S1366/S2011/S115x - i3/ i5 / i7 / Xeon 2008 - 2013

[WinstonChurchill]

I can stick with 1.6 to 1.63v. Raising it is useless. In fact I would not be surprised if it is stable below 1.6v.

As you already know, with Sandy Bridge it's pointless to go beyond 1.668v but some chips have dead zones you can apply 1.8v and gain over 100MHz, if you don't mind risking the memory controller dying.

I have a lot of Sandy Bridge units; I don’t sell them, I just keep them in the memory drawer

 

[Sparksnl]

As you already know, with Sandy Bridge it's pointless to go beyond 1.668v but some chips have dead zones you can apply 1.8v and gain over 100MHz, if you don't mind risking the memory controller dying.

I have a lot of Sandy Bridge units; I don’t sell them, I just keep them in the memory drawer

Good to know that there may be gaps. I will look at which voltage settings I tested.

 

[modtta4455]

Ich fahr hier mein Serverrack mit 2x 4620v2 Ivy + 256 GB RAM im LTO Spooler zum auf Tape schreiben und 2x 2650v2 + 128GB im NAS. 1x Intel S2600GZ und einmal Supermicro X9DRH-7F.
Ein X10 C612 hätte ich zwar aber sehe da irgendwie stromtechnisch keinen Benefit oder?