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:woot: AMD RULEZ! :banana:
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:woot: AMD RULEZ! :banana:
LOL nice try
i have a bios screenshots somewhere showing 5.4GHz :D
does that count too hehehe
LOL dinos (your nick name seems Greek) mainboard's (ASUS nForce4) higher FSB is 400 MHz.
The maximum multiplier is 11 thus the limit is 4.4GHz.
I felt better yesterday although the speed is "fake" cos I have never seen frequencies like that.
...wow....glitch.... I've had RAM running at -1MHz, beat that?
Wow nice result ... not
I agree it is very easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by LOE
Yes it requires many hours and as you can see in first frames it is taken yesterday so it seems impossible to spend lots of hours to do this.Quote:
Originally Posted by LOE
Thanks although the CPU is old fashion.Quote:
Originally Posted by LOE
MemTest is loading up to 3.2GHz (I am not 100% sure).
4.4 GHz? i've never seen that before :). but why just not to validate and make few screenshots to make it true?
Clockgen it in windows, then you can validate it.
otherwise it's nothing. Especially asus, which has shown me ridiculous clock speeds in bios CPU config page after a failed OC boot :p
ugh!
where is all the single stage + brisbane fun?!?! :( kind of off topic, but i'm sure i'm not the only person that wants to see how bad they coldbug. haha
The maximum frequency (1M SuperPI) was 10*310.Quote:
Originally Posted by mAJORD
Question seems to come up a lot lately so I dug up the thread. Sorry Break but it's all bad news :PQuote:
Originally Posted by breakfromyou
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...7&postcount=43
I am still keen to bring an F3 down to mild sub 0 again though, and actually clock it this time.. DICE is too hard to regulate for me to do much with it.
Amazing :eek: