It's 0.084GHz benching on X2 7750BE !

Hello guy :p: I think that everyone here would be fimiliar with HighPerformance System.... And for you thought it was boring ... today ... i have something new to show :D

on setup for system is CPU working under 100MHz :p:
http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea...k/IMG_7235.jpg

Spi 1M @ 89.2MHz
http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=451806

and more benched at 89.2MHz of Athlon X2 7750BE

http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=451807

http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=451808

http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=451809

http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=451810

http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=450328

No..no..no.. don't finish only 89.2MHz but i have more lower to show :ROTF:
http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea....png?id=451805

http://overclockzone.com/zolkorn/yea...k/am385mhz.png

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/521989.png
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=521989

Thanks for your time to view :p::p::p:

Sometimes doing something different is also special!!

Gr Yil

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Awesome clocks!

I'm impressed by your patience :p:! 12m of waiting for Pi1M :cool:.
BTW you should try Cinebench R10 Single CPU :rofl: I couldn't wait till the end at 112MHz Phenom II!

It may seem slow but only about 15-years ago that system would had been killer fast. It would be nice to know how it compared against 100mhz 486 :D

I remember back in the day when i had to use turbo-button to overclock 486 from 40mhz to 66mhz for playing doom. After some time it would crash but i was just too young to know that better heatsink+fan might have done the trick to get it stable :)

Keep... umm.. pushing it?

Temps?? :P

Does it even get warm? coolerless... :D

hahahahahhaha

nice one Zolk ,i love the Aquamark score :D
at that cpu speed you need ages to finish the Aqua03 :rofl:

I wanna see a 32mb SuperPi score :rofl:

ouch :D

I hope there wasn't any cooling on that cpu during the tests. It would be useless :D

Rofl

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Originally Posted by Dualist

I wanna see a 32mb SuperPi score :rofl:

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the pi32m has been started ,just wait ....a month i think :rofl:

I notice a slight vcore drop for the last few tests, I really would've thought 0.5v would be more than enough for 24/7 stability at 1GHz :shocked:

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Originally Posted by ilkkahy

It may seem slow but only about 15-years ago that system would had been killer fast. It would be nice to know how it compared against 100mhz 486 :D

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It would win thanks to DDR2 :ROTF:

Haha, awesome! :)

Nice way to test!.... definately a bit different. Is the VCore accurate? Sometimes silicon doesnt like having the voltage reduced too much... if PheII scales all the way down, it really opens up some options for picking the thermal dissipation a user wants... with the benfits in cooling and size :D

unique experiment indeed...

62k PP, not bad :D

hahaha.. insane... Xtreme :D

How did you get the 0.5x multiplier and what was preventing you from going lower?

Might be board limitations on the HTT? Can only go so low perhaps.

...and i thought my Wolfdale @ 800mhz (6x133fsb) was low :eek:

thats awesome :clap:

How did you manage a 0,5 multiplier?

Awesome scores btw:rofl:

come on m8 PCI-E @ 8x that will hurt the score :D

Can we get some SP32M runs?





J/K :P

fellas, lowest voltage is somewhat 0.75 on cpu's due to the design of an diode, which an transistor has.

They need 0.7 V ~. i can tell for sure, you wont see a cpu with current designs @ lower than 0.6 V ( which is when the diode start conducting.)

so 0.6 is absolute lowest voltage, i ran my PHII 940 @ 0.76 V stable 30 min dual orthos @ 800 mhz :D
Was damn cold that chip. want an silent HTPC with power, buy an PHII and downclock and give it 0.9 V or something ;D


Anyways, kool session, Now I really want to see an P1 90 mhz compete!