Its a different board. He's on the Extreme Z board. But maybe they're compatable. I have to check around on that.
On another note...I am probably to cold on my single stage. Alot of these chips (like this one) do not like the cold. They bench better at around -20 for 6ghz. I am at -45 @ 5978mhz. This is actually a pm he sent me when i bought it that i just found in my mail over at his forums. So i guess things are on spot. I really just need to get my bus speed up and my ram speed up. I think. Some Elpida Hypers that will do 7-8-7-20 @ 2200mhz would be nice. lol Of couse this board probably couldnt handle them with my luck.
It can run up to -70C (don't tried more) but optimal temp is -18C...-20C.
0C = 5900 (cold air)
-20 = 6000 (LN2)
-50 = 5950 (single stage)
So you can use single stage for some test runs at 5950 MHz, but for final score (5880-5890 MHz) you need only LN2 and good copper pot (2+ kg mass) to keep CPU temp as close to -18C...-20C as possible.
Sometimes it can go to -25 under load and -15 idle.
Optimal voltages for LN2:
Vcore = 1.69V-1.71V (be careful on MSI board)
VCCIO = 1.20V-1.25V
VCCSA = 1.20V-1.25V
CPU PLL: 1.50V-1.85V (I used 1.60V for SuperPi runs on ASUS)
PCH Voltage: Auto or 1.20V
DRAM DATA/CTRL Ref VOltage: 0.425V-0.495V (only for Elpida Hyper based RAM and 32M, Auto for other RAM)
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