Improved AMD WR for modPI1.4 1M & 32M

By fredyama (PRTeamJapan)

M/B: EPoX 9NPA+SLi Rev.1.0 Vdimm clip mod(Bios 09/14/05)
M/B Bed: ARC Bed Rev 3.32
CPU:AMD Athlon64 FX-57 0530APMW 500XX
CPU Cooling: LN2 ARC Pot Rev13.0 FX
Memory:1M=ARARE ES PC3200 BH-5 (awesome memory from Cal930), 32M=OCZ PC3200 VX(the first version) 512MB x 2
VGA: ATI 3D Rage PCI 8MB
PSU: OCZ PowerStream 520W
Vcore: Bios +0.35V/+ ClockGen, Vddr=3.61V(ARARE ES) 3.55V(OCZVX), Vchipset=1.8V, Vio=3.72V(ARARE ES), 3.66V(OCZVX)
Chipset Cooling:Reapplied new grease on Stock HSF
OS: Windows Server 2003
REFEREANCE:ERAM2.11+Copy-WAZA by Hideo, Maxmem, AutoGear(Free software for Real time process)

modPI1.4 1M: 21.234s
Clock Speed: 3,927.9MHz@LN2 cooling (bukkake)
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1137894666.gif

modPI1.4 32M: 19m18.313s
Clock Speed: 3,848.5MHz@LN2 cooling (bukkake)
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1137894866.gif


Quick results on 2M & 4M as requested by NiCKE^:
modPI1.4 2M: 45.750s
Clock Speed: 3,916.6MHz@LN2 cooling (bukkake)
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1137895193.gif

modPI1.4 4M: 1m51.984ss
Clock Speed: 3,860.6MHz@LN2 cooling (bukkake)
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1137895449.gif

Sick clocks & times :slobber:

:D

Kingpin will OWN soon that , im sure of that :P hes 4 ghz fx is godlike... BUT NICE WR guyz

Great rusults fredyama :toast:

I'm still intrigued by the Epox. I know they were a heavily favored board with Japanese overclockers in the past, it's just not something you'd ever really see done over here.

Could you give any more details about this, "Copy-WAZA by Hideo" :)

and what is "Vdimm clip mod(Bios 09/14/05)" ? Can you show to us ?

and very very nice result as always, guys :)

Great work :toast:

Just thinking the same about the EPOX. You dont see them at all being used on here, us users and european users. Mostly DFI's tbh.

Even more props to you guys for doing it with a EPOX board. From the results the board is extremely capable of doing the job but its good to see not only DFI boards making records.

Got any pics of the setup its self?

Awsome job as always Team Japan :)
:toast:

That's Awesone!

Img of setup?

Nice done Fred! Thanks for 2M and 4M !! :P Congrats to the records!

Thanks all:toast:

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Originally Posted by G H Z

Great rusults fredyama :toast:

I'm still intrigued by the Epox. I know they were a heavily favored board with Japanese overclockers in the past, it's just not something you'd ever really see done over here.

Could you give any more details about this, "Copy-WAZA by Hideo" :)

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Originally Posted by Bennah

Great work :toast:

Just thinking the same about the EPOX. You dont see them at all being used on here, us users and european users. Mostly DFI's tbh.

Even more props to you guys for doing it with a EPOX board. From the results the board is extremely capable of doing the job but its good to see not only DFI boards making records.

Got any pics of the setup its self?

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Originally Posted by Godmaster

That's Awesone!

Img of setup?

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Copy-WAZA is to make some big file between the HDD partitions just before PI running.
I am not sure how big a file to be effective; became lazy so copied about 100MB this time.
BTW, there is hardly any impact on 1M benching may be good for 8M & up?

About EPoX, am a man of the past:D-- its always been treating me well.
I have a very reason for not using DFI, it (i.e. its Ultra mod to SLI) is slower than EPoX so need at least 2-3 clicks more of ClockGen to match it under my available memory setting & such.
Besides, my DFI M/B seems to have a cold bug-- one cold bug is just enough for me.
With this EPoX M/B, I did once for 9hrs straight Bukkake(LN2 benching).
But, as you know, EPoX is not a perfect either like among others though:(

Below is a picture for the setup right after benching.
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1139061649.jpg

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Originally Posted by k|ngp|n

Awsome job as always Team Japan :)
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Without you, never even knew how this CPU was capable of-- thanks again:toast:
Seems clod bug is improving each time but am hardly even close to your 4G benchable stage-- have seen 3.98G so have to try much harder next time.

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Originally Posted by NiCKE^

Nice done Fred! Thanks for 2M and 4M !! :P Congrats to the records!

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Thanks:toast:
Just a quick job, hope the time may be improved next time;)

Have you tried out a FX60 yet?

Good luck with hitting the 4000MHz mark super PI 1mb stable ;)

Well done :toast:

It's funny that you need more speed with the DFI board to match performance, I remember when I used Epox boards(8RDA+) that folks were all saying that they were slower per clock due to slack timings and such ( compared to Abit's boards of that time).
I liked the 8RDA+ boards the best of the NF2 series, but I had 3 die while overclocking (nothing major, :confused:), so that was it for me.

You stated above that your DFI mb has the cold bug, I wasn't aware that the MB itself had a cold bug.
I imagine you tried that same FX on the DFI mb, what was the difference, was it bugging immediatley, or was the max HTT alot lower, or did it not boot at all?

Thanks, and congrats on the WR!!!

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you guys always impress me

can't your ram go any higher?


waiting for a follow-up KP!

Great scores guys. Those are some crazy results. IHS on I guess. Whcih will come first: sub 21's for spi 1m or sub 19's for spi32m??

Nice results :toast:
Up to sub 21 :D

nice results

nj on the wr

helo PTJ, very nice result again, but I still don't know what "ERAM2.11" does, i have dwled sth, looks like some kind of a script, run a .bat file that was there, but it does nothnig, except opens some .log file and has no impact whatsoever. I must be doing sth wrong here.

Nice job guys! so are all of the epox's free of cold boot issues or just less chance of it? Congratz!

WoW! SPI 32m at nearly 3.9GHz :toast:

What about 16M ??

Congratulation mate :)

REFEREANCE:ERAM2.11+Copy-WAZA by Hideo, Maxmem, AutoGear(Free software for Real time process), could you please upload a .zip or .rar with those tools?

6ns async, thats just sick :D - FX power shines through, hell, Im at 8 :P (3.5ns preamble though :P)

Very good :clap:

How much coldness did it like?

Thats some sick results man, keep up the good work

It looks like all the effort paid off again, Fred! Awesome times :up:
I'm always very happy to see a new 32M WR and it took a few good months to top Denny's score :)
Any takers for 18:xx 32M Challenge on AMD? :D Only 3.9xGHz CPUs need apply :) Too bad K|ngp|n does not seem to be interested in running 32M, yet... Who knows, maybe 18:xx can be done...

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Originally Posted by yotomeczek

What about 16M ??

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Yeah, where's eye-candy 8.xx 16M, Fred? :D J/K... I know it already takes a lot to run 32M on LN2 and AMD :fact:

Congrats once again on new mouth watering WRs :toast::slobber:

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Originally Posted by M.Beier

Congratulation mate :)

REFEREANCE:ERAM2.11+Copy-WAZA by Hideo, Maxmem, AutoGear(Free software for Real time process), could you please upload a .zip or .rar with those tools?

6ns async, thats just sick :D - FX power shines through, hell, Im at 8 :P (3.5ns preamble though :P)

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Thanks:toast:

Right on:D
Now seems you have answered to all other questions on my EPoX choice in this thread prior.
You surely know how to figure out from the details:toast:
Do you really think lower Read Preamable helps for PI benching?:D

ERAM, AutoGear are all in Japanese: if you do not mind, you can download at:
ERAM: here
AutoGear: here

ERAM is still at my learning stage but AutoGear is straight forward though am not sure it always works consistantly-- usually check with taskmanager to make sure RealTime process though.

Copy -WAZA is explained in my previous res. It is not a software.
I do not know exactly yet as we normally do not disclose how to even at Team Japan. We have to dig out by ourselves when someone gives you some hints or pictures. Is't this a normal practice at any other OC world:confused:

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helo PTJ, very nice result again, but I still don't know what "ERAM2.11" does, i have dwled sth, looks like some kind of a script, run a .bat file that was there, but it does nothnig, except opens some .log file and has no impact whatsoever. I must be doing sth wrong here.

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Thanks:toast:
You need it to install as a new device then set its parameter by opening newely created ERAM icon in ControlPanel-- explained in ERAMNT.doc but sorry all in Japanese.
I thought any other RAMDISK software works the same way, aren't they?

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Originally Posted by yotomeczek

What about 16M ??

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It is in my previous thread but please take a look at Database
I think time can be improved though as just made a quick run.

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Originally Posted by bachus_anonym

It looks like all the effort paid off again, Fred! Awesome times :up:
I'm always very happy to see a new 32M WR and it took a few good months to top Denny's score :)
Any takers for 18:xx 32M Challenge on AMD? :D Only 3.9xGHz CPUs need apply :) Too bad K|ngp|n does not seem to be interested in running 32M, yet... Who knows, maybe 18:xx can be done...

Yeah, where's eye-candy 8.xx 16M, Fred? :D J/K... I know it already takes a lot to run 32M on LN2 and AMD :fact:

Congrats once again on new mouth watering WRs :toast::slobber:

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Thanks bachus:toast:

Oh well, finally got 32M improved after so many trials-- cold bug and so painful to dripping LN2 to the Pot during benching.
Actually, I was running at one more click up but did careless somoking during benching -- error at 17 loops:( -- though never thought about quit somoking:D

Anyway, am very much appreciated your constant encouragement and offer fot the chllenge in SuperPI benching:)

Cheers to you all:toast: