WOF: Do you know what your CPU's clocked at?

It is almost impossible for an overclocker (90%+ of people commenting on this) to forget what their CPU clock is. The percentage of techspot's audience that do overclock is by no means small, i think, but i doubt it represents the knowledge of the site's total average visitors/regulars.

AMD Phenom II X6 560 @3.30Ghz

So what ?
I don't see TS making the thread some kind of definitive statement regarding member overclocking acuity. It's a thread that invites any and all to take part just for the sheer hell of it -no specialized knowledge required- until the new week rolls around and we can get back to the usual fare of news, press releases, rumour, fud and off-target, ill-formed Guest comments....thanks for the sneak preview of the coming week.

I7 2600k @ 4.6ghz
I7 2500k @ (what's the stock speed of this cip again?)

Intel Core i5 540M 2.53Ghz(3.06Ghz)
Regretted not buying the Core i7 620M at that time.

From one Guest to another.

Stock speed of the Sandy K chips so far.

i5 2500k = 3.3 ghz / 3.7 ghz turbo
i5 2600K = 3.4 ghz / 3.8 ghz turbo

Both chips easy do 4.8 ghz even with a shitty batch.

Though personally i wouldnt go over 1.4v :/

Actually went from 4.8 ghz oc 24/7 1.39v to 3.3 ghz stock at 1.05v

I dont notice any diffrence in any games, and i never go above 40c during load. (NH-D14)

Intel Core 2 Quad 9400 @ 3.2 GHz

core 2 duo e6300 @ 2.8 (400 x 7) and memory 1:1 @400mhz

AMD Phenom II 965BE 3.6ghz

There is no way I'm the only one who gets 5Ghz in techspot. I expected more JigaHurtz from the people who visits this site..


100 x 50 = 5Ghz

All default BIOS setting except multiplier adjusted from 34 to 50

CPU > 2600k
Mobo > Asus P8P67

Stock i7 920. 2.66mhz turbo to 2.93.

And I didnt have to look it up.

This thread just happened to come along as I was tinkering with my new Phenom 1100T. Looks like at least for now it'll be 4GHz flat for the 24/7 overclock, 4.2 is still crashing to the desktop under load. BTW, hardly any of my Bios settings are at default values

Guest

No your not the only that gets 5 ghz, your the only silly enough to run 5 ghz 24/7 with what i assume is a voltage is around 1.45v or more.

Check in here in 6 months / a year and let us know how your cpu is doing ^^

Of course I do!

Core i5-750 @ 3.6GHz, only because I put it there.

I don't overclock, and honestly, I haven't seen a need for it since 2003.

AMD 1055T 3.64ghz

Athlon X3 425 @3 Ghz with stock voltage and cooling.
altough right know @ 894 Mhz due to CnQ.

2400k i5, got new cooling system
with the msi top quality and stability mainboard
can reach 5.1GHZ and above (not that stable if i go above 5GHZ)
but still works

intel duel core [x2] 2.4Ghz [2.33Ghz]

you make me laugh with this post there is no 2400k cpu and there is no way your getting 5.2 ghz out of it.