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I just finished testing with Vapochill LS and Athlon 64 X2 4800+.
Since the A8N-SLI Deluxe with Dual Core support didn't have any options to raise the Vcore or change the multiplier, I had to run the tests with default voltage (1,49V measured from motherboard).
I was able to benchmark Spi1m @ 3006 MHz and PCMark04, Cinebench2003 and Spi8m @ 2950 MHz.
Results attached :toast:
How About Cinebench??
the PCmark score however looks great :)
33,7sQuote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
Board doesn't allow me to upload the screeshot (over 200kb)
ORB doesn't allow me to publish the PCMark04 score because of unknown CPU.
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is 12 the default multi?
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by 5-Clicks
I'll be testing my Pentium EE 840 tomorrow with VapoChill LS. I'll let you know how it goes.
6G combined :slobber:
great!
what about vmod the board with some smd-grabbers?
@Sampsa
As for the screenshot of Cinebench: Compress it or resize, or both.
Too bad that SuperPi is not multi-threaded :D DualCore would rock the Pi's world then :)
Nice PCMark04 score :thumbsup: Maybe this benchmark will now be showcased a bit more than it used to...
Don't you have any DFI NF4 laying around instead of A8N? For more volts? Newest NF4 Beta BIOS (510) adds support for X2.
Nice work man! You should try what bachus suggested though and use the NF4 DFI board, I'd bet you'd have better luck.
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Originally Posted by Sampsa
convert to a Jpeg for a smaller file or use photoshop and reduce its size when you save it.
that is very nice clocks Sampsa - and considerate that is with defult vcore.
well done, that is looks like a great cpu.
Great overclock!
For screen shots:
Reduce colors to 8 (or even 7 bits), that's 256 or 128 colours respectively.
Do NOT dither when reducing color space (it'll kill the compression afterwards).
Save in PNG (or gif if PNG is not allowed). do NOT save in JPEG, it'll make mush out of all the text.
This way it's easy to make the images down to 20-60 kB.
The free IrfanView does all this pretty handily.
Great OC my friend for a dual core CPU.... :slobber:
:clap:
Just tell me- how is it possible?
There are very few who made 3G @ 1,5V on single core but dual core can do it at 1,4V :slobber:
something's wrong in here :confused:
use Infranview to resize or convert and edit the photo.
great program for simple picture editing.
http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2192-10021962.html
Yea, I was wondering too, never even seen a single-core CPU benching at 1.42V before.Quote:
Originally Posted by majkel84
I trust your results but its almost too good to be true :banana:
awesome clocks :woot:
what temp were you holding it at under phase.
VapoChill LS LCD showed -51C when idle and dropped to -41C under load. Power consuption was 440W during PCMark04 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gclg2000
how do you know the power consumption?
Ok didn't know this and yes I have DFI nF4 SLI-DR laying around :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
I'll try it tomorrow.
I have a meter which is plugged between the Antec 550W power supply and wall socket. I'll post a pic tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
damn, that is nice! FX-55 can barely get 3ghz with 1.4v lol. Imagine what these are capable of, and I wonder if ur chip is cherry picked or average :slobber:
4ghz benchable maybe, kinda doubt it, at least not now, but that would be sweet, hope these don't got the cold bug.
wow! nice oc! congrats :toast:
gonna post this on the front page right on top of the news :D
FX-57 or Athlon X2
that's the question
what? both? :D :p:
that will be interesting to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sampsa
I never heard of those.
but considering it's between the PSU and the wall socket, wouldn't it be measuring the entire PC's load, not the CPU specifically??