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EfterlysT
01-02-2008, 01:49 PM
Bought this cpu to use it in SMPC 2007 (Swedens fastest computer 2007)

It performs wery well imo :) Just felt to share the results.

Validation:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=285127

E2160 World record
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/wr.jpg

Third Place in % overclock:
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/smpc.jpg

Pics:
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/1.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/2.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/3.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/4.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/5.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/6.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/7.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/8.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/9.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/10.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/11.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/12.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/13.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/14.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/15.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/16.jpg
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/17.jpg

Some other Orthos runs with SS cooling. (Gasmodded Mach SS)

4Ghz@1.55v@10hours
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/4ghzorthos10h.jpg

4.1Ghz@1.61v@10hours
http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/41ghzorthos10h.jpg

Some LN2 overclocking is coming up in a couple of weeks.
ownage
01-02-2008, 01:55 PM
Damn nice cpu.
So you dont bench 3dmark and other benchmarks when using dryice? You run Orthos? :ROTF: :rofl:
Tancoll
01-02-2008, 01:59 PM
Damn nice cpu.
So you dont bench 3dmark and other benchmarks when using dryice? You run Orthos? :ROTF: :rofl:

In orthos he is using a SS. :)
George_o/c
01-02-2008, 02:41 PM
Nice, 155% o/c is just awesome ... :eek: :shocked: Any SPi runs at ... let's say 4.5GHz under LN2 maybe ? Would be really interesting ... ;) :)
Well done dude ! :clap:
EfterlysT
01-02-2008, 02:59 PM
Nice, 155% o/c is just awesome ... :eek: :shocked: Any SPi runs at ... let's say 4.5GHz under LN2 maybe ? Would be really interesting ... ;) :)
Well done dude ! :clap:
Thanks :)

I didnt run any spi runs on DI, just focused on max % oc.

I have one result on ss tough:
http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=680279

Next time i get my hands on some di/ln2 there will be some more superpi runs done with this cpu.
Cupcake
01-02-2008, 08:31 PM
What is this ???

http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/3.jpg
socket
01-02-2008, 09:01 PM
it was functional with silicon in socket? :shocked:
LiViD
01-02-2008, 09:44 PM
I'm pretty sure it's dielectric grease. It's used to insulate the socket to prevent against corrosion and provides an excellent seal.
EfterlysT
01-03-2008, 02:02 AM
What is this ???

http://bandwidth.se/imgs/45/0/3.jpg
It is vaseline :)

it was functional with silicon in socket? :shocked:
Yes no problem. I use this 24/7 when running ss.

I'm pretty sure it's dielectric grease. It's used to insulate the socket to prevent against corrosion and provides an excellent seal.
:yepp:
Big SturL
01-03-2008, 05:20 AM
Makes me want to try some extreme-cooling myself. Thankfully I have the same vaseline sitting in the bathroom :woho:
sponge bob
01-03-2008, 05:34 AM
how to remove that vaseline after the OC session? :d
Solarfall
01-03-2008, 06:07 AM
nice clocks there EfterlysT.. imo you used a little bit too much Vaseline there less would have sufficient enough to keep the condensation away. when doing dice runs i never use it inside the socket. too much hassle to remove it after words imo, and to this day nothing has died on me. :D
EfterlysT
01-03-2008, 06:22 AM
Makes me want to try some extreme-cooling myself. Thankfully I have the same vaseline sitting in the bathroom :woho:
Go Go Go :)

how to remove that vaseline after the OC session? :d
I use about one bottle electronics cleaning spray each time i clean my boards (400ml) Then i wash it under water crane rubbing it gently with a toothbrush. But there is no problem to run the system on air with the greece still there. I only clean the board if there is any problems.

nice clocks there EfterlysT.. imo you used a little bit too much Vaseline there less would have sufficient enough to keep the condensation away. when doing dice runs i never use it inside the socket. too much hassle to remove it after words imo, and to this day nothing has died on me. :D
I have some bad experiences of using to little isolation so i think it is better to use some extra :) Imo there is no extra work getting the greece of the board this way. Just a bottle of good electronics cleaning and lots of hot water and its done in 30minutes.