Just decided to report here how this board performs with overclocking.
I have to say I was really disappointed with settings available but beggars cannot be choosers right?
Anyway system:
- Zotac Z68-ITX WiFi
- Intel Core i7-2600k
- 8GB G.skill Ripjaws-X DDR3-1600MHz CL9
- Asus GTX 560 Ti TOP
- Corsair HX650W
- Antec Kühler H2O 620
- Corsair Force GT 120GB
- 2x Samsung F4 2TB
- Aerocool FP-01
- Lian PC-Q08B
- Scythe Gentletyphoon AP-15 1850rpm
- Bitfenix Spectre Pro 140mm 1300rpm
System picture
Settings from bios:
X-Settings:
CPU vcore: auto (+0.00)
DDR voltage: 1.55v
PLC voltage: auto
Enable Intel Speedstep: yes
Enable Intel Turboboost: yes
Turboboost multiplier: 43x
Base clock: 10025 (to set baseclock ~100.00MHz instead 98.78MHz)
IA Core limit: 120
CPU TPD limit: 180
Enable short turboboost TPD: no
CPU specific settings:
Enable HyperThreading: yes
Enable Virtualisation: yes
Enable stop bit: yes
Enable CPU ID limit: yes
Power efficiency: custom
C3 state: disabled
C6 state: disabled
System cooling setup:
Antec cooler is set up to roof, where GT 1850rpm is pulling air outside the case and pushing trough the radiator inside the case. The front fan (Bitfenix) is blowing outside the case to get the hot air outside the case. (GPU + CPU hot air).
The radiator's intake/output and hdd area temperatures are measured realtime by Aerocool FP-01 panel.
2600k @ 4300,86MHz 1.366 vcore
Full CPU load (Intel Burn Test standard, 800 runs)
Radiator Intake air: 19C
Radiator Output air: 35C
HDD area temp: 30C
Cores: 78/76/76/74
CPU package: 78C
Idle
Radiator Intake air: 19C
Radiator Ouput air: 23C
HDD area temp: 22C
Cores: 33/32/32/30
CPU package: 35C
DirectX 11 Game (Alien vs Predator @ all max @ 2560x1440)
GPU: 76C @ 1860rpm (constant rpm)
GPU idle:
27C @ 1860rpm (constant rpm)
About installation of the 620.
You can only install this cooler oneway, which is the tubes must be next to the motherboard. Luckily Zotac Z68 fits like a glove, not pushing any component, blocking any port or anything. Like made for this case and motherboad. You get a complication if you would try fit new Asus Z77 ITX board with this setup so thats why I chose older Z68 Zotac board.
Behind the PSU, tight fit
This post has been edited by FireFlower: 31 March 2012 - 03:49 AM
















