P4 670 7133MHZ Validated 18.859 SPI1M - 7315MHZ Photo

P4 670 3.8GHZ 3517B329
Asus P5WD2 Premium
Vmch - Vcore - Vdropp mod
DICE block with flat base ( usually used for DICE )
LN2 Cooling

Corsair 5400UL v1.5 @ 2.3v no vdimm mod
PC Power & Cooling 1000w
Leadtek 6200 PCI-X

Have validation file for 7220MHZ but it is corrupted. And have only photo of 7315MHZ. The system locked after 4-5 seconds. :toast:

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http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=67489

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Cong. my friend...:toast: At last we're catching up to our Japanese friends:D

Cong. Murat :cool: I hope you will improve the scores and speed :toast:

Grats on 7Ghz and sub 18 second pi :toast:

Welcome to XS!

The block must be -110 before boot .. But i also have a few benchs with P4 660.. With it when the unit was -125 it was booting .. 670 needs to be warmer to start .. Or mine needs to be warmer ..

Nice , how about 8M?

7ghz 18s pi is pretty awesome :woot: Is that a tube running straight from the dewar into the cooler unit? That's pretty ineffective. Next time put a temp probe in the base so you know what your temps are at and hand pour the ln2 to hold the lowest temp you can.

Also, any details on the unit? Solid/brazed? copper?

Congratulations my friend. Unbelieveable score with above 7ghz and 18 seconds pi.

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Originally Posted by paakkis

Nice , how about 8M?

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I have an ss for 8M at 6880 MHZ .. Forgot it in harddisk so i will put it tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by afireinside

7ghz 18s pi is pretty awesome Is that a tube running straight from the dewar into the cooler unit? That's pretty ineffective. Next time put a temp probe in the base so you know what your temps are at and hand pour the ln2 to hold the lowest temp you can.

Also, any details on the unit? Solid/brazed? copper?

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There is a pumping mechanism on the dewar. Never had worries about the temp, also I had a probe but it is not at the base.. It is at the sidewall near to base outside. I had a 35lt dewar.. Wanna try to hand pour the LN2 from it ?? :) Always used the block 3/4 full of LN2 .. See -204C at the probe ( Fluke ) but dont know if it is accurate :p:

The unit is brazed copper. First I used an aluminium unit but didnt like its performance. Then Brandybuck's copper DICE block was standing next to me. I thought why not ?? Just insulated it and assigned the mission ..

congrats murat :woot:

we hope more fsbs further. :slobber:

WR is soon i think :stick: thank you all :banana:

The block must be -110 before boot .. But i also have a few benchs with P4 660.. With it when the unit was -125 it was booting .. 670 needs to be warmer to start .. Or mine needs to be warmer ..

:woot: :toast:
no need words :)

Unbelievable:woot: :woot:

Congratulations Murat and contribute efforts friends:slobber: :slobber:

La son yazdıklarım heralde yanlış oldu anlıyı verin:D :D

congratulations
this is a TURKISH POWER......

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Originally Posted by MuratOzsay-TR

See -204C at the probe ( Fluke ) but dont know if it is accurate :p:

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it's not accurate, LN2 real temp is -196º

You pour from the dewar to a thermos or something then into the tube. I'm surprised it even worked well the way you did it. And with a brazed unit at that. That's one hell of a chip.

Hey, that's cool, Murat!

I love 6xx series.

Welcome to XS and congrats!

congratulations my friend dont need mor word :woot: :woot: :toast: :banana:

and we will waiting for your higer scores:slobber:

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Originally Posted by meke

Nice startup, ha? :rolleyes:


@Candostum, olm ebemin oc team ne lan? :p:

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:bounces:
cong. murat and thank you for 7gz- dont stop:toast:

oh my god..we can see turkish power on XS..
thanks to murat ozsoy...

Heyy japanese..where are u?? :)

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Originally Posted by Sesto Sento

it's not accurate, LN2 real temp is -196º

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I know it, but i had many benchs with 2 different flukes, always gone under -200 when poured too much LN2 into the unit .. I will search about this situation more later on ..

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Originally Posted by afireinside

You pour from the dewar to a thermos or something then into the tube. I'm surprised it even worked well the way you did it. And with a brazed unit at that. That's one hell of a chip.

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I started the bench only to finish LN2 left in dewar .. I didnt expected these scores from that unit too,but never had problems about the pump also.. I understood what you mean, but pump is also very accurate and very easy to use.. Very very easy..

Impressive overclock ;)!. WTG!

Any info on the LN2 container?

Good o/c :)

D.H friends here..:toast:

cong. again!! i hope you'll reach 4273.89..:scope:

wow