Hows this?
An Opteron 146 in my stock cooled SN25P Shuttle at 3,050mhz
http://img71.imageshack.us/img71/998...3050mhz8jb.jpg
Nice cpus these :D
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Hows this?
An Opteron 146 in my stock cooled SN25P Shuttle at 3,050mhz
http://img71.imageshack.us/img71/998...3050mhz8jb.jpg
Nice cpus these :D
Hmm... How about a little bit more strenous benchmark? :hehe:
For 0.422s of action you would not even need HSF at all :lol: Just naked CPU without any cooling :D
But seriously, got some SuperPi 32M or something? Would be nice ;)
Nice cpu speed, but try running 32M instead of 32k :fact:
Yeah thanks, here is 32M at 2,800mhz on default volts.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick_fx
http://img381.imageshack.us/my.php?i...2800mhz4dt.jpg
Remember I am running a Shuttle here :)
I think the SS was a little more strenuous than the SPI bench :D
I bet you can get more out of it man.
What cooling are you using? At 1.488v you are going to have a hard time with temps in a shuttle
These CPU's are SICK, SICK, SICK...
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What's this going to do to the price of the fx, sd and venices that we now own? I can't believe AMD is going to let operton be the darling of oc'ers.Quote:
Originally Posted by charlie
why not? the FX's are better without question and the enthusiast market is surprisingly small.Quote:
Originally Posted by dogsx2
that aside, the 32k bench makes me giggle. definitly try something a bit more intense. just be careful with the voltage, it seems that the opterons get mad hot over 1.5v (i know mine does :D)
hrm I have a SN95G5 V3 shuttle box, its skt 939 I wonder if a 939 opteron will work in it would be way cool.
I currently have a week 17 venice in it that can hit 2.75ghz on 1.55v and 2.55ghz on stock voltage.(which is what I keep it at most of the time)
wonder if gettin the opteron will do me much more with the cache and all...
2.8ghz stock voltage seems nice! =)
wheres the best place to pick these up? Ive seen a few posts on here of where to get em...anyone know which of these has the best price?
very very nice 2.8GHz 32M at 1.39V.....farking awesome
They are definitly incredible, must HAVE ONE. :D
they can do really good...and the price out there is incredible...
But, i head they don't like high voltajes...anything about it?
They don't scale like other SD's did with voltage. They'll definitely improve slightly if your cooling can handle it though.
.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
The 144 and 146 I have at stock voltage run hotter then the 3700sd at stock volts. Mine don't run as cool as the venices or sd at stock volts.
Yes....and?
Even with temps under control, these Opties really don't scale like San Diegos with added voltage.
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Originally Posted by dogsx2
That's interesting, because 144 has lower thermal design power than 3700 (67 watts vs. 89 watts), ironically it runs hotter.
So they go mad hottie and don't like high voltaje?
Wich's the max oc@aircooling? Can go further than 3ghz?
It's more like they run really hot and don't need the voltage :D
I'm sure mine could go past 3.1GHz on a Big Typhoon, my watercooling ain't great.
Maybe they purposely made them run hotter by using dodgy paste so we would have to remove the IHS and our warranty to push them further. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by jahjahbinks
Anyways :woot: to the OP. :banana:
Bad theory...I didn't gain a whole lot from losing the IHS (which wasn't flat) and the inside paste was the same as the stuff from my X2.
Maybe these TDPs are actually accurate and the A64s are overshoots? Actually, we KNOW the A64s are in fact overshoots.
They don't at all scale like a sd. That's why they just can't be a regular sd with operton lasered on the IHS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Nice results...eh heh eh heh! :hehe: Sorry couldn't resist :DQuote:
Originally Posted by thegooner
Vey well done Mate! :toast:
They could be the center of wafer dies...they should have the same characterstics in theory, but something is irking me a little. Namely, does anybody have a good pic of a nakid SD? It seems to me this core is a little taller and a little narrower than a San Diego--I could be completely wrong as I don't have one in front of me, however.Quote:
Originally Posted by dogsx2
Opterons are the new OEM cpu, IMHO. they had to do something with that market, and lo and behold..announced no more OEM's, right after release of new line...:stick:
It also strikes me that they are different than most SDs. It does seem that SDs like less volts than say, Venices, but these opterons are extremely low-volt, more so than SDs. A naked comparison between Opti and SD would be a good idea. It can't just be taken from the center of the wafer, tha twould just be an SD with an 00xx batch number.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor