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    Do you Believe it ? guess how far can Q9200ES go ?

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by andy.lowel, Oct 21, 2011.

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    Q9200ES standard Bios Advent 7555

    default clock 2.4 Ghz

    overclocked !!!! to !!!!! 4.8 Ghz !!!


    I went over 5 Ghz but blue screen
     

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    New update;

    Q9200ES 2.4Ghz default clock

    voltage 1.4 Overclocked to 5.067 Ghz :D

    I do now believe this !!!
     

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    tried to run test at 5Ghz windows is crashing.

    at 3.5Ghz i can run Cpumark without probs Score almost 6000
     

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    It can't go 5GHz. Maybe it can idle at that clock, but its useless if it can't run any benchmark or game at that level. 3.2-3.5 is enough for gaming.

    By the way Validate it with CPU-Z :D :D
     
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    well i am leaving at 3.7Ghz cuz when I go over it i cant run tests, scared of to much voltage dont want to kill motherboard went to 5Ghz voltage over 1.4v so not sure if the motherboard wont die and even 1.4 isnt enough cuz Bsod so i think at 5ghz i need at least 1.5 V or 1.6v but very sared :)

    at 3.7Ghz 1.375v everything run ok
     

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    Good "old" Penryns. Thinking about making a group of people with OC'd Penryns. Hehe, Penryn Heroes.
     
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    ok I just did vPrime 32 well my CPU is still useless comparing to people on the web LOL they use 2x i7 2600k desktop overclocked to 5.7 Ghz LOL their score is 4.2 sec
    and my over 40 sec LOL
     
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    below is superPI score not full
     

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    @moral hazard

    Ok Below is a pic of SuperPI 32M Time 15.04
    Cpu at 3.6Ghz Q9200Es##
     

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    Little comparision, below is a list of laptop CPUs last number on the right is a SuperPI 1M score

    benchmarks taken from Mobile Processors - Benchmarklist - Notebookcheck.net Tech

    So My Friends How good is our old Q9200ES ? well SuperPI 1M says 13.3 so basically better to buy Q9200es than for example i7 2635QM cuz q9200es you can very easy overclock up to almost 4Ghz :D anyone interested CPUMark score at 3.7Ghz 6200 :)

    Intel Core i7-2635QM 512KB + 6MB 14
    Intel Core i7 2630QM 512KB + 6MB 14
    Intel Core i7 920XM 1MB + 8MB 55 13
    Intel Core i7 840QM 1MB + 8MB 45 13.1
    Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9300 12MB 45 18
    Intel Core i7 740QM 1MB + 6MB 45 14.6
    Intel Core i5 580M 512KB + 3MB 13.3
    Intel Core i5 2410M 512KB + 3MB 13.9
    Intel Core i5 560M 512KB + 3MB 14.4
    Intel Core i7 720QM 1MB + 6MB 45 15.7
    Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100 6MB 13.4
    Intel Core 2 Duo T9900 6MB 15.3
     

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    I made today a new Benchmark Cinebench 11.5 x64 Q9200ES at 3.7Ghz

    results

    well graphic performance are better than desktop ati fire pro v8750 or quadro fx5800 or gtx 280

    Score 51.93 on my little 4850 500mb with help of q9200es at 3.7Ghz

    Score for the Cpu 4.28 not very good comparing to desktop I7 Cpus :D or Xeons
     

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    Powerful older cpu you got there, but I hope you realize that operating frequency isn't everything. A 2630qm will be faster than a Q9200ES at lower frequency speeds, in addition to running cooler, and with less power.
     
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    well even when i overclock to 4Ghz (it wont be stable) the temp aint problem cuz my beautifully and woderfully made lappy has got custom made cooling :p


    at 4Ghz isnt stable cuz im scared to go with the voltage to far not sure if the motherboard wont explode or something.


    as you see from my previous post i7 2635 does calculation of 1M, 1second longer comparing to Q9200ES clocked at 3.7Ghz and 1.3v
     
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    I agree that your CPU has better over clockability, but something nice about my notebook coming with the 2630QM is that my mobo will also be compatible with the Ivy bridge processors coming out next year...since they will use the same socket type.
     
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    well youre wrong it wont my dear :) socket will but not chipset :p googe it if you dont believe

    ivy compatible mobos do not exist yet if someone told you 780 will work with ivy he lied to you there is only one Asus desktop mobo that could be compatible with ivy after attaching to it pci board with chipset which doesnt even fit in the full atx case. there are videos on youtube.
     
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    Well, according to wikipedia..."Ivy Bridge processors will be backwards-compatible with the Sandy Bridge platform." Granted, that could be wrong since it's wikipedia...I guess we won't know for sure until it comes out :p
     
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    well ivy will fit in current sandy bridge socket if it will work at all it wont have

    pci3.0 support
    build if graphic support
    sata 3 and 4 support

    but yeah best is to wait and see
     
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