I would like to know how other sistems (cpu+mobo+memory+O.C. or not+projects) with same CPU are crunching. Anyone with this processor?

Totally stock E6300 here even the stock cooler.

E6300 @ 1.86 ghz

PcChips P23G V1.0 mainboard, really El cheapo mainboard I paid 50.00$ bucks for
it LOL.

1.5 gigs of DDR 333 ram - Mismatched one is a 512 333 the other is a 1024 400.

System will sort of overclock to 2.0 ghz but questionable so I leave it stock.

System is really stable though, I'm playing games, running 2x WU's in the background and got a FTP running. It works.

I'm using one of the chicken optimized apps.

Oh yeah I'm running windows 2000 advanced server as well. I think maybe It's time to upgrade my OS, but hey it works.

Is it running 24/7?

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E6400 running "stock" on an ASUS P5B-E Plus, 2 x 1Gb Corsair DDR2 XMS2 PC6400 Dominator (4-4-4-12). Only purchased recently so still accumulating RAC (750 approx and rising) and this is at Max 80% resource utilization.

If I can find the necessary info I'd like to Overclock this beast a bit. Anyone have any leads?

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It doesn't take me long to get nothing done!

E6400 running "stock" on an ASUS P5B-E Plus, 2 x 1Gb Corsair DDR2 XMS2 PC6400 Dominator (4-4-4-12). Only purchased recently so still accumulating RAC (750 approx and rising) and this is at Max 80% resource utilization.

If I can find the necessary info I'd like to Overclock this beast a bit. Anyone have any leads?

I currently have my fsb up to 375 for my E6400, and haven't increased the voltage to processor at all. Ram is running out of sync at 900mhz from 800mhz, but bandwidth is still increased by about 15%. If you need any help overclocking, there are a lot of great guides on the internet. Try to find a fairly recent one however.

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Very nice transition mobo! it's a pitty it isn't avaible here in Brazil yet. But I coudn't understand: with sse3 it was 1013. And after (or before?), with ssse3(sse4) it was worst? But this was a stock sse4 version? And now you're back using what?
thanks!

With SSSE3 ver 1.3 (aka SSE4) I have tested the long and medium work unit form chicken soup autotest. The software didn't want to test anything else than C2D client, but I trick it. And the SSE3 ver 2.0 was better.
With the stock client, the short units where a little quicker but the total RAC started to drop (long ones where longer I guess). Not a huge drop, but enough to switch back to SSE3. I didn't keep it on stock very much thou...

The MoBo I got it from NewEgg - I don't know if they are shipping to Brasil. Works good for now. I upgraded the AGP video with a specific PCI-E (from Asrock list) that will work with the 4x slot (16x phisical).

Sorry for OT...

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Is it running 24/7?

No it's not. Actually I play some online games sometimes and I turn it off and forget to turn it back on :). I wanna try to leave it on straight for like a month and see what kind of rac I get.

E6400 running "stock" on an ASUS P5B-E Plus, 2 x 1Gb Corsair DDR2 XMS2 PC6400 Dominator (4-4-4-12). Only purchased recently so still accumulating RAC (750 approx and rising) and this is at Max 80% resource utilization.

If I can find the necessary info I'd like to Overclock this beast a bit. Anyone have any leads?

It appears that virtually every E6300 and E6400 is capable of ± 3.3 GHz, given adequate supporting hardware, of course.
My Asus P5B-Deluxe w/E6400 2Gb G.Skill PC6400(@ 1:1 5-5-5-15) took <1 hour to get to 3.3GHz. Voltages had to increased, temps are fine. SETI RAC ± 1600 (SETI=90%)

Google for < Overclocking Guide > and < Overclocking P5B >, and look around articles and Hardware Forums Like hardocp,com and ocia.net and overclockers.com

toffa, with that dominator ram, youll have no problem overclockin that chip to at least 2.8, you could get it a lot higher than that

the motherboard you have is also good, ASUS boards all have some overclocking in the BIOS

Anybody with stock speeds?

E6700 under the hood of my new machine. ASUS P5W DH MB. 2 GBytes of RAM (2 1 GByte 800 MHz DDR2 sticks, one on each memory channel). No overclocking, so 2.66 GHz. I'm still waiting to find an initial RAC number as this machine hasn't been running for 10 days yet, but after approximately 5 days of constant operation, running the stock SETI process, it has 4397 credits. That's working out to an RAC of about 880. We'll see where it actually settles in.

Ghery, I looked at some of your results and it looks like you might be using the default cruncher. Many of us on this forum use Simon, the Chicken of Angnor's optimized cruncher instead of the default. In my case, with PD950s, it about doubles computation speed (unless the default has been improved since mid-2006) You might consider this. Not responsible for problems or damage caused by this change or attempts. You should be able to find it by looking for his messages. I hope that Simons cruncher handles Vista. I thought it did.

Oh boy! That was like mashing the accellerator! 60 credit WUs that were taking around 8000 seconds are now taking around 5000 seconds to run. Yahoo! Glad I've got a cable modem connection to keep this beast fed with new WUs. :-)

Now I'm updating my slower machines. What a day to do it. None have .NET installed, so I'm having to update the OS and what does MS do? Release a ton of security updates. Those machines are taking forever to update, nevermind run the SETI tests.

Thanks again for the suggestion.

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Oh boy! That was like mashing the accellerator! 60 credit WUs that were taking around 8000 seconds are now taking around 5000 seconds to run. Yahoo! Glad I've got a cable modem connection to keep this beast fed with new WUs. :-)

Now I'm updating my slower machines. What a day to do it. None have .NET installed, so I'm having to update the OS and what does MS do? Release a ton of security updates. Those machines are taking forever to update, nevermind run the SETI tests.

Thanks again for the suggestion.

Now you need to overclock it. Just keep on eye on the core temperatures. Full load temps should not be over 60C. If they are, a new CPU heatsink/fan should be on your short list of things to buy.

I use a program called CoreTemp and another called SIV (system information viewer) to monitor my system.

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Totally stock E6300 here even the stock cooler.

E6300 @ 1.86 ghz

PcChips P23G V1.0 mainboard, really El cheapo mainboard I paid 50.00$ bucks for
it LOL.

1.5 gigs of DDR 333 ram - Mismatched one is a 512 333 the other is a 1024 400.

System will sort of overclock to 2.0 ghz but questionable so I leave it stock.

System is really stable though, I'm playing games, running 2x WU's in the background and got a FTP running. It works.

I'm using one of the chicken optimized apps.

Oh yeah I'm running windows 2000 advanced server as well. I think maybe It's time to upgrade my OS, but hey it works.

Is it running 24/7? If not, could you let it do so, for like a week or two, so I could compare it to mine?

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With SSSE3 ver 1.3 (aka SSE4) I have tested the long and medium work unit form chicken soup autotest. The software didn't want to test anything else than C2D client, but I trick it. And the SSE3 ver 2.0 was better.
With the stock client, the short units where a little quicker but the total RAC started to drop (long ones where longer I guess). Not a huge drop, but enough to switch back to SSE3. I didn't keep it on stock very much thou...

Can you send me that tricked version so I can try it here? Isn't there a 2.0 SSSE3 soft? Why didn't you tried it?

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Now you need to overclock it. Just keep on eye on the core temperatures. Full load temps should not be over 60C. If they are, a new CPU heatsink/fan should be on your short list of things to buy.

I use a program called CoreTemp and another called SIV (system information viewer) to monitor my system.

I'll leave it at stock speed for now. This isn't just a number cruncher, it will become my prime machine for home use. I'm reliably informed that overclocking does impact life expectancy and being the cheapskate that I am (I did get the processor at a substantial discount as I work for the manufacturer) I really don't want to spring for another one anytime soon. This machine is replacing a 6 year old PIII system, so I expect it to last a long time.

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Can you send me that tricked version so I can try it here? Isn't there a 2.0 SSSE3 soft? Why didn't you tried it?

There is no ver 2.0 for SSSE3. At least not here.

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Now you need to overclock it. Just keep on eye on the core temperatures. Full load temps should not be over 60C. If they are, a new CPU heatsink/fan should be on your short list of things to buy.

I use a program called CoreTemp and another called SIV (system information viewer) to monitor my system.

I'll leave it at stock speed for now. This isn't just a number cruncher, it will become my prime machine for home use. I'm reliably informed that overclocking does impact life expectancy and being the cheapskate that I am (I did get the processor at a substantial discount as I work for the manufacturer) I really don't want to spring for another one anytime soon. This machine is replacing a 6 year old PIII system, so I expect it to last a long time.

I'm a cheapskate...thats why I overclock...Killed one with water but never by overclocking...I buy the cheaper chip and overclock it to the one I wanted...LOL

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Official Abuser of Boinc Buttons...
And no good credit hound!

Can you send me that tricked version so I can try it here? Isn't there a 2.0 SSSE3 soft? Why didn't you tried it?

There is no ver 2.0 for SSSE3. At least not here.

Ok, now we have the 2.2 there...

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I got a C2D E6300 @ 1.8ghz running 24/7 on a WXP system. (D946GZIS mainboard, 1gb DDR2 533mhz ram) and it has a RAC around 1050 with an optimized client.

You should try the new 2.2 since you have lots of C2D!!!!

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Looking for a stock E6300, with non-ddr2 memory, running 2.0 or later Simon's app.

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