Thats the question because socket 939 there is no shut down. only freezes and you can start the pc again but here its hard to wait for another run.
Thats the question because socket 939 there is no shut down. only freezes and you can start the pc again but here its hard to wait for another run.
yeah guys, that also happend me. pretty bad tough.
speaking of cold bug on 939 - I bought two 3200's, one of them Venice, second Manchester, and I plan to do a little DI fun (there will be those 3200, x2 3800 Toledo and maybe my old 3000+, if it's still working) in few weeks time, just wondering where they can catch the cold bug :) of course there will be a warm-up with water cooling :D
I know that it's the matter of every single CPU, but what's the worst CB you encountered with those cores?
Manchesters and Venice's should be able to stand -20c, or maybe even a bit more, before you hit the CB;)Quote:
Originally Posted by phobosq
sounds fun :)
It varies a little bit though, and if you have one of the venice labeled San Diego's (for instance CACAE-steppings) you will face some problems quite a bit sooner than -20c:p: But manchesters... -20c should be no problem no matter what stepping you get.Quote:
Originally Posted by phobosq
Venice is NBBWE 0617DAD
Manchester - CDBWE 0543UPMW
Sorry to say that but both cpu will sucks :(
The first is an chinese product and the second one is too old...
well I hope you're wrong :P
at least I'll have some fun, then I'll find another ones and those will be sold if they suck, I bought them dirt cheap:)
EDIT:
I dismantled the computer from the case and assembled it on the table with the Venice - and it's not starting, even the LEDs don't light up when I turn on the PSU :(
I'll have to check the PSU first on my old NF2 Infinity before looking for another NF4 - had to go to work so I couldn't finish :D
Sounds weird...Quote:
Originally Posted by phobosq
I lost a WR yesterday btw:p: Tapakah stole my 3500+ Venice WR:mad: Like 0.3MHz, so I think it's possible to take it back. I think the old WR was 36xx Mhz, so there is a good chance I didn't bother maxing the chip 100% since I already got it. If so, there should be at least 10Mhz more in it:D Still, 3.8 is possible with a really good chip, some non-bugged E6 revision should be able to do that.
Edit: lol @ post count
Now create a new account :)
Nice benching all !!!
New account?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gamer
I think I'm going to use my single-channel Venus board as wPrime/CPUZ benchboard in the future - I fear my Expert is a bit worse at sub-zero. Perhaps that's what I need to get back to the #1 spot of the 3500+:p: Yay! That means this :banana::banana::banana::banana:ty ASUS Crosshair will be my 24/7 mobo...
Yup, the PSU was checked on four mobos and it doesn't show any signs of life. It's 5 year old Enermax 465, still 20-pin, so it really had a right to die :) looking for new (and cheap :D) one - right now OCX ModXStream 500 is on my mindQuote:
Originally Posted by knopflerbruce
I saw the 3500+ WR on OCX - the thread also contains one interesting score - 389 MHz with TCCD (A-Data Vitesta 566) - keep pushing Knut, it's just a matter of 1 HT :D
What was going about post count? :D
I guess it was:Quote:
Originally Posted by phobosq
posts 939 :welcome:
Indeed:DQuote:
Originally Posted by MaSell
And I just passed 754 :)
up to 775.
Forgot to ask... can you please link me to that thread?:p:Quote:
Originally Posted by phobosq
Ygpm
EDIT - found interesting SD 3700 - link - link leads to Polish auction site, but I guess you can read the pictures :)
Briefly - SD 3700+ KA5CF, LCBBE0640CPMW, but one pin missing (last pic) - in AMD docs I found it's DBREQ_L - description says 'Debug Request', maybe the CPU can run without the pin (reattaching it shoudn't be hard, anyhow :D)
New PSU arrived, got Topower SilentEZ 400.Quote:
Originally Posted by phobosq
Venice is total crap, walls around 2,7G at 1,6V - more voltage doesn't help at all, I'd have to freeze it (currently it's watercooled). Max suicide screen was around 2.82G - didn't even bother to capture it.
I'll start fighting with Manchester in a while.
Did you buy that 3700+ toledo E6 ?? 0640 was good but not good enough. the world record was made with an 0628 bpmw e6.
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Originally Posted by stunned_guy
Not yet, 17 hours left. Didn't know that was Toledo, though. :)
Gonna freeze some ice now, maybe dropping temp will help the Venice reach 3G.
EDIT - the best I could do with Venice with just water (no ice so far) is 2940 - valid. However, it required 1,87V - with 1,75V I could do only 2880 - it seems that heat is the main issue here.
Too bad scores to play in the world league with us :D
But good thing will play a while. You have to search for good steppings not the chinese one.
I know, just started my search :)Quote:
Originally Posted by stunned_guy
EDIT - got that 3700+, hope it works :D
EDIT #2 - threw some ice to water tank - temp drop about 20C (water @13C) - gain some 100 Mhz - 3050 valid
EDIT #3 - the Manchester is similar or a bit better than Venice - did 2961 with 1,72V but it was already to hot for him so I didn't try higher :) did some benches @~2,8G, I will retry tomorrow (work work :P)
S.I.H.:p: (3000+ NC, just got to validate it first;) )
Btw, 2 freak accidents here. I saw someone who broke a GB socket at -192c, but 3h ago I did it at -15c... Not the entire socket, but behind the "CPU matrix" or what you'd call it, where the lever is. So... that mechanism is broken, and I must use all kinds of torture equipment to get these chips out of the board when i bench it:p:
The second one was quite a bit bigger... I was benching a 3rd 3000+ NC (this one even better than the WR one I think), and suddenly I hear a "swooosh"-like sound. It came from the water loop I use for testing when I dont have LN2. For no reason at all, the block and the tube on the outlet of the block decided they didnt like each other any more, so the Iwaki pumped 5L dirty, old water STRAIGHT at the benching PC through the block (which OF COURSE was pointing in the wrong direction:p:).
Looks like everything survived, but I haven't tried the HDD yet. It's in the oven at 70c as we speak:p:
Edit: S.I.H. score gone, HDD dead after the little bath it got. And seems as if the board died as well, so I must use either an a8n sli deluxe og the crippled venus in my main pc tomorrow :p
lol, looks like you are back in action. :D