[Official] Ivy Bridge (3570k and 3770k)

[Saithes]

It seems he got a golden chip. Because you can pan through even the other threads and there's like 3-4 other people who need 1.3+ to get anything higher than 4.6GHz.

http://cdn.overclock.net/9/9a/9a731aba_cinebench.png

[Deleted]

It seems he got a golden chip. Because you can pan through the rest of the thread and there's like 3-4 other people who need 1.3+ to get anything higher than 4.6GHz.

http://cdn.overclock.net/9/9a/9a731aba_cinebench.png

Damn it, all these negative results ( I've seen so many now ) make me just want to get a 2500k, because I'll be that unlucky guy who can't even get to 4.3 GHz before overheating :P

I guess I can wait a day ( or week ) longer and wait for the official reviews and benchmarks, but still.

This isn't what I had hoped for.

[protput]

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/...TeD/idle42.png
http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/...stressed42.png

1st is idle, 2nd under stress @ 4.2 GHZ using OC genie 2

[Voorhees83]

Those ur personal results? Cause that's all I would probably look to oc to. Just something small.

[protput]

Those ur personal results? Cause that's all I would probably look to oc to. Just something small.

Nope, found on a dutch forum

[Deleted]

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/...TeD/idle42.png
http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/...stressed42.png

1st is idle, 2nd under stress @ 4.2 GHZ using OC genie 2

65c on 4.2 ghz? wut? :|

[Saithes]

65c on 4.2 ghz? wut? :|

Not to mention, AIDA64's Stress Test is no where near say IBT or Prime95 :P

[protput]

65c on 4.2 ghz? wut? :|

Scythe Mugen 2 Rev.B cpu cooler btw

[DeltrusDisc]

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/...TeD/idle42.png
http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/...stressed42.png

1st is idle, 2nd under stress @ 4.2 GHZ using OC genie 2

ugh photobucket. Can hardly make out the text. Can you please use imgur.com or something else that will actually show us a full size image?

[Butler to Baby Sloths]

Could you repeat that test with Prime95 blend test?

[Deleted]

Not to mention, AIDA64's Stress Test is no where near say IBT or Prime95 :P

Oh man things are just looking worse and worse :P

I guess tomorrow the NDA will be lifted and we will see even more information.

Really curious to all the different results now.

[Naididae]

While it might be bad for the hardcore overclocker, I think that for the average user and the mid oc, it might be worth it. I would change my 2500k at 4.5 for a i5 3570k at 4.4, IF I can sell my 2500k for as close as possible to the ivy value. Just for the lols.
From a "is it worth for gaming?" only point of view, I'd think not, but we all know "being worth it" is not always the only matter here =p

[kidsafe]

Validated by CPU-Z (1.208v @4.8GHz)

Source

I can validate my 2600K's 4.8GHz OC at 1.1V...that's not saying much.

What is saying a lot is the Cinebench screenshot of a 3570K getting up over 90C at 4.9GHz. Not even a 3770K...

[Deleted]

I can validate my 2600K's 4.8GHz OC at 1.1V...that's not saying much.

What is saying a lot is the Cinebench screenshot of a 3570K getting up over 90C at 4.9GHz. Not even a 3770K...

He said it was stable at 1.225V, as I mentioned earlier. There are screenshots of all sorts of temps and voltage. Other than the fact that it seems like anything over 1.3v produce a lot of heat (which is obviously bad) I'm not sure what to think before we get more number after the official release. It's not looking great but we'll have to see.

Edit: the bold part, which again is at 1.44v well over the 1.2-1.3v

4.8@1.225 is stable, just to clear it up(4.8@1.21 was stable for 5hr prime blend and 30 runs linx@max memory, just bumped it a notch because i cba to test for 24hr prime).

[Saithes]

Guess we'll find out at noon tomorrow since that's supposedly when the NDA lifts.

[DeltrusDisc]

Guess we'll find out at noon tomorrow since that's supposedly when the NDA lifts.

Noon? Definitely would have thought it would be midnight here, since a lot of them as I recall are. (CST USA)

[Deleted]

Hehe look at the Intel response to this guy:

Re: Ivy bridge "temperature"
According to the information on the monitoring software that you are using, this seems to be an Engineering Sample processor (ES). Please read the following information:

“Your processor is marked as an engineering sample. This is a pre-production part that is distributed to hardware and software manufacturers to allow them to develop products prior to the introduction of a processor.

Since it is not a production unit, it does not have warranty coverage, and performance is not guaranteed.

I recommend you return it to your place of purchase for a refund or a replacement.”

I also see that you are over-clocking the processor, so it is expected to have higher temperatures due to over-clocking.

The thread

Really, overclocking will produce higher temps? Who would have thought =p

[Saithes]

Noon? Definitely would have thought it would be midnight here, since a lot of them as I recall are. (CST USA)

From what a bunch of people on OCN are saying, it's noon instead of the original expectation of Midnight lol

source: http://www.overclock.net/t/1244159/t...#post_17049397

And FTW 420 is a very reputable overclocker so I'd honestly rely on his info.



---------- Post added 2012-04-23 at 07:38 AM ----------

Hehe look at the Intel response to this guy:



The thread

Really, overclocking will produce higher temps? Who would have thought =p

Another thing too is that Core Temp is recognizing all of the Ivy Bridge CPU's and even retail ones as ES's lol

[DeltrusDisc]

Oh that is priceless Notarget! XD

---------- Post added 2012-04-23 at 07:55 AM ----------

btw is that noon in America or noon in Europe?

[Deleted]

Someone in the thread linked by Saithes said "12 PM EST." Unless of course it's 12 PM in Europe which would be in like an hour and 40 minutes +-? =p