Too bad that this 8320 MHz chip is dead

Hi Chris, 8320mhz?

The last time we benched it, we arrived with ease at 8.090mhz, the problem is that we can't find a mobo that could resist more than a session with that thing -.-

Currently we moved on, but we hope to come back in the future with something new to post, maybe

Anyway, it's still alive, why you say it's dead?

credevo che era quello che ha fatto 8320 MHz ma infatti era un 641 (quello di xbrian adesso se ricordo bene)

Hades mi ha detto che il 8320 MHz chip era morto

aahh ok, I remember that 641, but they didn't pick validation, so they couldn't post the result, if I well remember.

This was the first cpu to ever reach 8+ghz, the problem are the mobos...the Commandos are "one shot one kill", the Rex1 are good but not the best for these cpus...

as I remember, 8320MHz P641 score was a badly photoshopped fake

As for this P631 (first chip ever to break 8GHz, "the alien" as they called it) - I don't have much info on it.

Batch - it was lapped before anyone could write it down. I heard that italian overclockers have bought a bunch of 631s at that time and all others were L534B, which is my most educated guess.

If anyone still posesses "the alien" - PCB code would be much appreciated

As for boards, 965 are very inconsistent, try to look for a "virgin" P5E3-Prem or a P5E64-WS-Evo for cedarmills

Ok, I'll ask Marco to post it.

and you're right, alien was lapped a looooong time ago, back in fall 2006 or early 2007, I don't well remember.

This is a good information

I'll try to search one of these mobo....

For the Evo.... I wouldn't recommend it unless it has the 2V switch in place and/or....the seller can prove it will run 2v+.

Mine did NOT react well to voltmodding.