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Q9650 vs. X3370

Q9650 or X3370

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SpeedEuphoria

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I thought about the same thing, but went with the Q9650 as I knew the current chips were OC'ing well.

Mine does 405x9(3645) on stock 1.25v in bios, windows reports 1.184v load
 
newtekie1

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Took 1.27v to get it stable at 3.8GHz, I'll push for 4GHz later.

 
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4GHz, running OCCT on it right now, been running for an hour so far with no signs of instability, hopefully it passes 8 hours of OCCT:

 
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