Whats your 2500K Geekbench Score?

[h00ligan76]

10,8xx running at 4.2 / 16 gigs ram / radeon 6850

 

[brewmattster]

I have my 2500k OC'd to 3.5 Ghz, running with 8 gigs of ram and an GeForce GT 220; I managed to get a score of 9850.

 

[roguedesigner]

Finally shelled out for the unlocked version of Geekbench and have run the 64-bit test.

Running the 2500K at 3.9GHz. The Zalman cooler I'm using was chosen for noise level and for the fact that it clears my Corsair Vengeance (non-LP) memory rather than for overclocking, and in fact it's not really an overclocker's cooler so I don't want to run it much higher than 3.9GHz.

Full component list here.

 

[Shakin_Handz]

4.5Ghz Overclock. Never goes over 62 C on full load. Hyper 212 with two fans.Screen Shot 2011-12-05 at 10.48.59 AM.png
Also 16 GB of Corsair Vengeance, however wouldn't run at stock 1600 so I had to over clock. Radeon 6850.

 

[Dschijn]

I did some testing and came to the conclusion that 4,5GHz is the sweet spot of my 2500K.
The necessary Vcore for stable 4,6GHz is just too much.

Memory is GeIL DIMM 16 GB DDR3-1600 Kit (4x4GB)

Geekbench 2.2.3 64bit

 

[tutorial]

i5 2500K @ 4,3Ghz
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16 Gb Kingstone HyperX Genesis

 

[Shakin_Handz]

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This is at 4.7Ghz couldn't keep it very stable though.

 

[myalteregohamish]

GeekBench score (32 bit) 12264
OC'd 2500K running at 5.0 Ghz, temp 40C at idle 45C under load.

It took me a while and many reboots....but I got it. Had it at 5.2Ghz but it was only fractions more on the GeekBench.

5.0 is stable for me.

Update: Just broke down and bought the license for GeekBench. (64 Bit ) Score 13607.
Update: Messed with some more settings and just hit 13980 ...woooohoooo!

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[Shakin_Handz]

What guides did you use? I'm having such a hard time finding stability. It seems like things wil be working fine and then wham, crash. Is there something I'm missing? Also having a lot of difficulty with my RAM. I have Corsair Vengeance lp 16GB and I just can't seem to get voltages correct.

 

[Dschijn]

I would do it the old fashion way… increase the Vcore step by step and test stability with 2h "prime95" in Windows!