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OC tutorial with Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 & DFI BI-P45 Elite

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    windwithme
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    Core 2 Duo series are the first CPU with LGA775 socket; after launching C2D for few months,

    Intel released the hi-end LGA775 solutions “Core 2 Quad”.

    Currently, Core 2 Quad is still expensive. It costs more than USD $170 even you buy the cheapest one.

    However, after price competition between AMD & Intel in mainstream market, the price of C2D is more acceptable.

    For example, there are E8X00 (FSB 333MHz/ 6MB L2), E7X00 (FSB 266MHz/ 3MB L2),

    E5X00 (FSB 200MHz/ 2MB L2) and E6300 (266MHz/ 2MB L2) for mainstream & extreme performance.

    Or, you can also choose entry level solutions like E1X00 (FSB 200MHz/ 512K L2). All above CPU are based on C2D micro-architecture,

    there are only different in L2 cache & frequency.

    One of the leading roles today: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500/ 2.93GHz/ FSB 266MHz/ 3MB L2 cache.

    E7500 CPU and cooler by Intel

    ie750001.jpg

    There is no cooper basement in this cooler; you can see it only in Quad core processors.

    ie750002.jpg

    E7500

    ie750003.jpg

    P45 is the latest chipset which supports LGA775 CPU, the potential of overclocking is very good.

    ie750004.jpg

    DFI usually adopts ”Red” PCB into Blood-Iron series.

    There is a sticker near north bridge to remind “Warranty avoid if you remove the cooler”

    (as you see, there is no metal cover to protect Intel P45 chip).

    In my experience, if you change the cooler without damage the chipset, DFI will cover the warranty.

    So, please be careful when changing north bridge cooler.

    ie750005.jpg

    P45 motherboard is the best OC platform for LGA775 CPU.

    To get higher performance, you have to fine tune some options for E7500 (R0 stepping).

    BIOS setting for 500 x 8 => 4000MHz

    CPU clock0 Skew: choose 100 or 200ps

    ie7500b01.jpg

    GTL is key option for R0 stepping when OC FSB

    The suggested number is 0.63/ 0.67/ 0.58X

    ie7500b02.jpg

    If you want higher DRAM frequency, you can try 3/3/1 as the picture below.

    If the DRAM quality is not good enough, you can ry 4/4/1.

    ie7500b03.jpg

    Testing platform

    CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500

    MB: DFI LANParty P45-Elite

    DRAM: CORSAIR Dominator TWIN2X4096-8500C5D

    VGA: MSI R4890 CYCLONE DDR5 1GB

    HD: CORSAIR CMFSSD-64GB2D (RAID 0)

    POWER: CORSAIR 400W Power Supply

    Cooler: Thermaltake BigTyp VP

    ie750006.jpg

    Default stting

    CPU 266 X 11=> 2926Mhz

    DDR2 1064 CL5 5-5-15 2T

    Hyper 2 X PI 32M=> 18m 44.029s

    CPUMARK 99=> 442

    ie7500dpi.png

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    • W Non in linea
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      windwithme
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      #2

      Core 2 Duo series are the first CPU with LGA775 socket; after launching C2D for few months,

      Intel released the hi-end LGA775 solutions “Core 2 Quad”.

      Currently, Core 2 Quad is still expensive. It costs more than USD $170 even you buy the cheapest one.

      However, after price competition between AMD & Intel in mainstream market, the price of C2D is more acceptable.

      For example, there are E8X00 (FSB 333MHz/ 6MB L2), E7X00 (FSB 266MHz/ 3MB L2),

      E5X00 (FSB 200MHz/ 2MB L2) and E6300 (266MHz/ 2MB L2) for mainstream & extreme performance.

      Or, you can also choose entry level solutions like E1X00 (FSB 200MHz/ 512K L2). All above CPU are based on C2D micro-architecture,

      there are only different in L2 cache & frequency.

      One of the leading roles today: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500/ 2.93GHz/ FSB 266MHz/ 3MB L2 cache.

      E7500 CPU and cooler by Intel

      ie750001.jpg

      There is no cooper basement in this cooler; you can see it only in Quad core processors.

      ie750002.jpg

      E7500

      ie750003.jpg

      P45 is the latest chipset which supports LGA775 CPU, the potential of overclocking is very good.

      ie750004.jpg

      DFI usually adopts ”Red” PCB into Blood-Iron series.

      There is a sticker near north bridge to remind “Warranty avoid if you remove the cooler”

      (as you see, there is no metal cover to protect Intel P45 chip).

      In my experience, if you change the cooler without damage the chipset, DFI will cover the warranty.

      So, please be careful when changing north bridge cooler.

      ie750005.jpg

      P45 motherboard is the best OC platform for LGA775 CPU.

      To get higher performance, you have to fine tune some options for E7500 (R0 stepping).

      BIOS setting for 500 x 8 => 4000MHz

      CPU clock0 Skew: choose 100 or 200ps

      ie7500b01.jpg

      GTL is key option for R0 stepping when OC FSB

      The suggested number is 0.63/ 0.67/ 0.58X

      ie7500b02.jpg

      If you want higher DRAM frequency, you can try 3/3/1 as the picture below.

      If the DRAM quality is not good enough, you can ry 4/4/1.

      ie7500b03.jpg

      Testing platform

      CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500

      MB: DFI LANParty P45-Elite

      DRAM: CORSAIR Dominator TWIN2X4096-8500C5D

      VGA: MSI R4890 CYCLONE DDR5 1GB

      HD: CORSAIR CMFSSD-64GB2D (RAID 0)

      POWER: CORSAIR 400W Power Supply

      Cooler: Thermaltake BigTyp VP

      ie750006.jpg

      Default stting

      CPU 266 X 11=> 2926Mhz

      DDR2 1064 CL5 5-5-15 2T

      Hyper 2 X PI 32M=> 18m 44.029s

      CPUMARK 99=> 442

      ie7500dpi.png

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        windwithme
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        #3

        CrystalMark 2004R3

        ie7500dcm.png

        CINEBENCH R10

        1 CPU=> 3549

        x CPU=> 6825

        ie7500dcb.png

        PCMark Vantage=> 7969

        ie7500dpcvan.png

        3DMARK Vantage

        CPU SCORE=> 5843

        ie7500d3dvan.png

        The default frequency of E7500 is 2.93GHz; it’s powerful enough for most tasks.

        In addition, 3MB L2 is also large enough.

        Testing under overclocking

        CPU 500 X 8=> 4000Mhz

        DDR2 1000 CL5 5-5-15 2T

        Hyper 2 X PI 32M=> 14m 13.228s

        CPUMARK 99=> 577

        ie75004gpi.png

        CrystalMark 2004R3

        ie75004gcm.png

        CINEBENCH R10

        1 CPU=> 4807

        x CPU=> 9355

        ie75004gcb.png

        PCMark Vantage=> 9769

        ie75004gpcvan.png

        3DMARK Vantage

        CPU SCORE=> 7883

        ie75004g3dvan.png

        Core voltage under Hyper PI 32M is 1.248V, but t drop to 1.232V in full loading.

        It means E7500 needs only 1.232V when OC to 4GHz, such as E8X00 series.

        Under two different Vantage benchmark, it also needs 1.232V for 4GHZ.

        3D test with MSI R4890 CYCLONE.

        ie750007.jpg

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          windwithme
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          #4

          StreetFighter IV Benchmark

          1920 X 1200=> 18500

          ie75004gstf4.png

          Biohazard5 Benchmark

          ie75004gbhz5.png

          With 4890 and overclocked E7500, StreetFighter IV & Biohazard work smoothly under this platform.

          To challenge the OC limitation under air cooling.

          CPU 411.7 X 11=> 4529MHz

          Hyper 2 X PI 32M=> 13.931s

          CPUMARK 99=> 654

          ie750045gpi.png

          To compare with 4GHz 1.232V, you can get higher result to 43.GHz by over voltage a little bit more.

          ie750008.jpg

          Between E8X00 & E5X00 series, the E7500 product position is peculiar.

          Someone think E7500 is just E6XXX with larger L2 cache, but I don’t agree.

          According to the frequency and performance, E7500 should be hi-end product such as E8X00 series.

          If you need to compress or en/decode audio & video files, E7500 with 3MB L2 cache is better than E5X/6X00 with 2MB cache only.

          E7500 is a little bit more expensive than E6X00, but not so expensive as E8X00, I think it’s a compromise choice :)

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