we'll be running DDR3 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
with ddr2 probably ~5500-5550 with 5:6 ratio and my dominators would smoke the 32M run
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we'll be running DDR3 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
with ddr2 probably ~5500-5550 with 5:6 ratio and my dominators would smoke the 32M run
12m50.047s--My first DDR3 run @3.6G:)
(Set up)
M/B: ASUS P5E3 Deluxe 79M0AIF16*** (Bios 0402, No Mod)
M/B Bed: V-TEC ARC Bed Rev.5.0 PRO by Vigor
CPU: Core 2 Extreme X6800 L629B800/2L638013/A10**
CPU Cooling: Air Scythe Infinity + Delta TFB1212GHE x 1
Chipset Cooling: Normal
Memory: CellShock DDR3-1800 1GB x 2
VGA: ATI 3D Rage PCI 8MB
HDD: Hitachi HDS722540VLAT20 PATA 41.1GB
Power Supply: OCZ PowerStream 520W
Vcore: 1.50V, Vdimm: 2.20V, Vnb: 1.71, Vsb: 1.20V, Vfsb: 1.5V, Vcpu pll: 1.76V, Vio: 3.556V --> all in Bios setting
OS: Windows Server 2003
MEM: 5:8 1T, Bios setting: 6-5-5-12-5-48-7-5, Sec Inf: all Auto, -A-A
Others: FSB514@boot, SetFsb2.0.b.16h, MemSet3.4beta2, ERAM2.11, AutoGear, Copy-Waza, MAXMEM=600, OCZ Ultra5+
http://premium1.uploadit.org/fredyam...12m50.047s.gif
nice... already beaten my 12m 51s run at 7x514FSB LOL
my new personal record at 3600Mhz.. DDR2 alive:)
http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/725/360032m1fh5.jpg
Fredyama:very good first run:clap:
Heya,
Great submissions eva2000, 3oh6 :up: Although not exactly fitting the rules :p: but fredyama and hipro5 have some sweet times at 3.6GHz!!! Toasty 2.36v on DDR3 George :) Also, very nice CAS4 on 10000C5DF, dinos :yepp: I'm personally looking forward to even more DDR3 results, though.
BTW, can still play with you guys? It's been almost 4 months since I had a moment to sit down and cook up another result. I finally got around to doing it and managed to raise the bar a little higher :) Let's get some competition going, right?
12:xx
Corsair Dominator TWIN3X2048-1800C7DF @ DDR3-2016 7-7-7-15, vdd=2.34v
Core 2 Duo E6850 @ 3528MHz
Asus P5E3 Deluxe, BIOS 0503
DRAM Command Rate - [1T]
DRAM Static Read Control - [Auto] --> effectively same as [Disabled]
AI Clock Twister - [Strong]
AI Transaction Booster - [Enabled 3]
"nothing special" standard WinXP Pro SP2 installation; Copy-Waza, Maxmem=600
all set in BIOS, straight boot to Win, no changes done with Memset, SetFSB, etc.
http://www.clockmehigh.com/TestingAt...2M_LCC_8x5.gif
Note: CPU-Z 1.41 seems to have a problem correctly reporting memory frequency on this motherboard. But FELIX's Memset as well as Everest Ultimate get it right. However, the former shows Command Rate as 2T when BIOS sets it at 1T.
Thanks a lot for giving me a chance to submit another score, guys!
:toast:
woah bachus @3528mhz!
Wow Bachus, very fast 32M :up:
Damn, screw the Pi time...check out the RAM....1000 7-7-7 :eek:
Get the prices down to the point of sanity and maybe we will. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
holy smokes man killer runQuote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
thanks for the compliments :up:
i am squeezing the last bit of life out of the DDR2 gear before i move onto some serious DDR3 benching very soon :up:
it's awesome to see what these DDR3 sticks can do and having RAM clocking that high also helps a lot with lower multi chips and will make even more drastic differences with LN2 benching as most guys are going 1:1 so RAM is not maxed out properly......
this Saturday i've got a big event and some LN2 .....we'll have 6x different rigs setup for the OC show but only a couple of extreme clocking ones :)
it should be a lot of fun and i'll certainly work on the 8.xx category a little ;) :D
those sticks are on fire
someone call the fire department :D:D:D:D:D
you know it...if it isn't in there by a hair, it isn't trying ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
thanks man and great to see you setting the bar in this thread again. you beat me to the punch though with the 1000MHz+ runs. i just happened to be working on my 12.XX run but i am definitely not at 7-7-7 or 500FSB at PL6 but i am also not at 2.34v, these sticks are my only set so i gotta make sure they last...hopefully soon i get some more to play with. absolutely sick memory and MB. this DDR3 sure is fun to play with isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
i thought i was doing good getting the 12.XX category feasible at 3550MHz...apparently not thanks to BA :up:
**removed image...a couple posts down i replaced with a real run :)
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Originally Posted by eva2000
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Originally Posted by rick_fx
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Originally Posted by Gautam
Thanks guys!Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Too many factors out there determining the price end-user will pay but cost of Micron's 1Gbit DDR3 is still the most significant chunk of cash that goes in it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
@ dinos
Yeah man, I've seen you cranking some serious clocks lately, on DDR2/DDR3 as well as CPUs! Great stuff! I'm looking forward to seeing you break into 8:xx. I also need to get back to some more serious overclocking, although single stage is not cutting it anymore, haha, and since I started this job I somehow just can't find enough spare time...
Damn man, that's very impressive run!!! I thought I could be safe for a moment at 3528MHz but I guess I need to start working on a backup score now :lol: :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by 3oh6
Let's keep this thread alive, it's a lot of fun :toast:
i heard about your work ethic there man....lol they better reward you with a nice cascade :D:D:D:D :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
damn 3oh6
such low vdimm at those clock
new crucials are rocking as well :) wow
i noticed those sticks have the new Intel XMP SPD as well :)
these sticks seem to get better the more i beat on them. i am certainly impressed with how they are holding up to the big boys that BA is running. normally i don't openly plug reviews like this but since a few people have been asking me what 24/7 stability of this particular kit is like, you can see some stability testing in my review of these exact modules that i am beating on here. a dual 32M OC Report will be out in a couple weeks on these sticks...still finding the limits of the MB at this point. now on to the matter at hand...Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
i have almost evened up the playing field, still not ready to go over 2.0v with my babies yet so CL7 is out of the question at this frequency and my MB still says P35 in the description instead of that yucky X38 suff, but i did spend a couple minutes with a 50K ohm VR and the P5K3 to get that PL down to 6 at this FSB :D
you better find some free time next week because here i come BA :up:
i believe in full disclosure so here is a pic of the mod...thanks to SF3D and his P5K-Dlx vmod thread (the MCH mod is the same for P5K3 obviously)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...5k3_vmch-1.jpg
back on my 32M prepped OS so a similiar setup to previous runs of late:
E6600 (L629B383) 7 x 505 (boot from bios)
Thermalright Ultra-120 (CPU cooling)
Asus P5K3-Dlx (vMCH mod)
Noctua NC-U6 NB cooling / Thermalright HR-05 SLI SB cooling / naked PWM :cool:
Crucial Ballistix PC3-12800 2x1GB
Biostar 8600GTS 512MB
Seagate 7200.9 80GB SATA2 (20GB partition for OS/programs/page file)
Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W
Win2K3 SP1 (custom nLite'nd job)
realtime / core 1
maxmem = 615
copywazza = 1GB (single folder with 1MB files each in an individual folder) from C:\ > Z:\ - Z:\ > C:\ - C:\ > Z:\
eram 2.11 (Z:\) - about 1.3GB in size running SPi
and i think...i think...a dash of CDT as far as i understand it
visual effects all off
memory usage = "System cache"
processor scheduling = "Programs"
page file = no page file (still a page file i think but i set it to none)
plenty of services disabled but not all
reg tweaks:
"EnableSuperfetch"=dword:00000001
"DisablePagingExecutive"=dword:00000001
"LargeSystemCache"=dword:00000001
"ClearPageFileAtShutdown"=dword:00000001
(there may be a couple more of the NTFS reg tweaks in there as well)
3535.1MHz SPi 32M = 12m 59.953s
click for full size including memset...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...6x_32m-1sm.png
not quite as tight as the last one Gautam, but i tried, just for you ;)
@bachus, I know, I know, was just kidding.
@3oh6-seems like it could've been .2MHz lower...keep trying :rofl:
that PL mod is interesting
what chip would i look for on other motherboards to do the same thing
say Gigabyte P35 or X38 ones for example????
That's a vmch mod...
aHHHH coolQuote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
nothing that a bit of dice won't fix with max volts on X38 then :D
yeah, the P5K3 is a bit crippled with just 1.70v as the max voltage selectable from BIOS. without a little more juice, PL6 at 500FSB was a pipe dream for my board...instant lockup. 500FSB PL6 1:2 was so much further away from a pipe dream. with 1.95v now, i ran 32M at PL6 1:2 for damn near 4 hours straight with the Noctua NC-U6 for cooling so rock solid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
i still haven't had time for testing but i hope that the new found MCH voltage helps get me over the 940MHz dual 32M wall i found. otherwise the OC report of this Ballistix kit will have to focus on tight timings where it doesn't really excel.
My first run. 12.xx Category
CB Tracer 8500 2.8V
http://breakthelimits.org/FTP/Gemmy/lowXSv1%20kopia.png
it looks like Coop hasn't been around in a while...does that mean the death of this thread? "say it ain't so Joe..."
playing with the new kid on my block:
E6850 (L724A479) 8 x 490 (boot at 501 SetFSB down...don't ask why, i don't understand it yet)
Thermalright Ultra-120 (CPU cooling)
Asus P5K3-Dlx (vMCH mod)
Noctua NC-U6 NB cooling / Thermalright HR-05 SLI SB cooling / naked PWM :cool:
Crucial Ballistix PC3-12800 2x1GB
Biostar 8600GTS 512MB
Seagate 7200.9 80GB SATA2 (20GB partition for OS/programs/page file)
Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W
WinXP Pro SP2 (custom nLite'nd job)
realtime / core 1
maxmem = 615
copywazza = 1GB (single folder with 1MB files each in an individual folder)
from C:\ > C:\Documents & Settings x 3
visual effects all off
memory usage = "System cache"
processor scheduling = "Programs"
page file = no page file (still a page file i think but i set it to none)
plenty of services disabled but not all
reg tweaks:
"EnableSuperfetch"=dword:00000001
"DisablePagingExecutive"=dword:00000001
"LargeSystemCache"=dword:00000001
"ClearPageFileAtShutdown"=dword:00000001
(there may be a couple more of the NTFS reg tweaks in there as well)
3920.2MHz SPi 32M = 11m 59.875s
click for full size including memset...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...6x_32m-1sm.png
Can't believe what a struggle it was but i finally got sub 13 minutes at 3.6GHz.
I must be one of the very last to achieve this but i finally acomplished my target.
I have been concentrating on 965 board results way too long, ignoring the fact i have a P35 chipset based board.
This might look similar but i found out the hard way they're not.
On 965 boards one could get sub 13 min at 3.6Ghz with just 400MHz FSB and a 2:3 divider to set mem to 600MHz.
For too long i've been thinking that this was possible on a P35 board too, how wrong i was!!
I just didn't understand that changing my timings and subtimings didn't give any gain in SuperPi, then i suddenly dawned on me that i was starved for FSB!
After crancking up my FSB and lowering my multi, i found that i gained a hell of a lot, so i needed ram that could do real high frequenty's so i rolled the dice and got me two sticks of Crucial Ballistix PC8500.
These didn't let me down, heck, they even do 1M at DDR 1200 4-4-4. :)
So back to the drawing board, first untweaked run brought 13 min 6 seconds, next was what i was looking for:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...hots/sub13.jpg
I think i can better this with some finetuning but hey, the result is there!
Geez, can't remember the last time i typed such a long post, i'm exited!! :D
Finally some 'decent' times on a 2MB chippie. No windows tweaks, just experimenting with copy-waza and CDT.
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...n-/1359891.jpg
Hey massman, keep in mind, 2mb chips are only 3-4 seconds slower in 32M than 4mb chips.
If you don't believe me, check out this thread, a lot of pages back. ;)
That's why I used these: ' ' :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
;) got ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
Study CDT tweak and you won't have to use those again. :)
CDT + windows tweaks ;)
man this thread's been so popular it's hard to keep up with all the updates
shame that there is no automatic way of updating like HWBOT type thread
actually massman
it would be interesting if HWBOT promoted efficiency and this type of format can be adopted by HWBOT
it will make people really think seriously about this kind of stuff
creating time categories would be so great for hwbot :D
so you guys take Yorkfield entries :D
got a sub 10m 4.8GHz run here hehehehe and that's with DDR2 still and just simple tweaks
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/8...0s4818mcn6.png
One core is because we were chasing 1M at ln2, then just for fun try 32M@3.6ghz and result is interesting:
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/913...3600mhzzs7.png
So true, I'll talk to RB :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Very fast one indeed. :) P5K definitely looks very fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misko
yep for 1m DFI blood iron is awesome, for 32m asus for now is better. max fsb for both boards is over 650fsb:Quote:
Originally Posted by before
Asus ln2
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=265798
and DFI on AIR :eek: :
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=264442
fast try (low volts) maybe on DFI 650 is possible with air (chilled) too.
crazy nice CPU
M/B：ASUS P5B-Deluxe 1.03G P965C1 rev., Vcore, Vdroop, Vdimm, Vmch mods
CPU：Intel Core2 E6850 L725A
CPU cooling：2 Stage Cascade
Memory：Wintec PC2-8000 1024MBx2
VGA：Jaton 7600GS
HDD：Western Digital 80GB
Power Supply：Antec TP 550W
Vcore：1.72V(Bios)
Vdimm：2.61V(Actual)
FSB Termination Voltage：1.45V(Bios)
NB Voltage：1.71V(Actual)
OS：Windows Server 2003
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/7...9m59328cq4.png
My P5B is starting to lose breath; it fails to boot 90% of times because of memory support.
Anyway, I think I've discovered better MCHBAR tweaks than those used for this run. I need to find the patience for trying again.
@Misko: Do you still have this DFI P965 of yours?
Nope I'm on p5k vanilla now. why :) ?Quote:
Originally Posted by before
I would have pleased you to make some MCHBAR dumps in order to see how coded is the strap at high FSB's. :)
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Originally Posted by 3oh6
nice run mate :)
here is one of my runs from last night
the board is pretty slow but i managed to edge you out a little ;) :D
Big thanks to Corsair for some new sticks.....can't wait to get the DDR3 X38 board to REALLY give them a bash...this is just a warmup for now :D
3913MHz SPi 32M = 11m 59.828s
http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/5...i894mhzlo7.png
Heres my e6300 + P5B + Corsair 8500's. no tweaks :)
small update :)
18m Timezone :
http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/7...lock18mkz1.png
19m Timezone :
http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/1...lock19mgk0.png
this thread is not allowed to die...if Coop isn't going to maintain it, someone has to. i am pretty sure vBulletin doesn't allow it but i am volunteering to commandeer this thread and do the updates. if the powers that be can make that happen, i would be happy to take over. this thread is just to damn fun and helpful to let disappear.
now, back to the task at hand:
E6850 (L724A479) 8 x 542 (boot at 542)
Chilly 1 SS (CPU cooling)
Asus P5K3-Dlx (vMCH mod)
Noctua NC-U6 NB cooling / Thermalright HR-05 SLI SB cooling / naked PWM :cool:
Crucial Ballistix PC3-12800 2x1GB
Biostar 8600GTS 512MB
Seagate 7200.9 80GB SATA2 (20GB partition for OS/programs/page file)
Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W
WinXP Pro SP2 (custom nLite'nd job)
realtime / core 1
maxmem = 615
copywazza = 7GB (single RAR file) from C:\ > D:\ x 1
visual effects all off
memory usage = "System cache"
processor scheduling = "Programs"
page file = D:\ = 512:512
plenty of services disabled but not all
4335.7MHz SPi 32M = 10m 59.234s
click for full size including memset...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...5x_32m-1sm.png
we can't have that now can we ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
BTW, congrats on the disgusting day you put up over at the Bot...crazy front page beat down :up:
hopefully my Corsairs will come in sometime this week so the real fun can begin...although these Ballistix are definitely holding their own, just not at 7-6-5 :mad:
E6850 (L724A479) 7 x 557 (boot at 542)
Chilly 1 SS (CPU cooling)
Asus P5K3-Dlx (vMCH mod)
Noctua NC-U6 NB cooling / Thermalright HR-05 SLI SB cooling / naked PWM :cool:
Crucial Ballistix PC3-12800 2x1GB
Biostar 8600GTS 512MB
Seagate 7200.9 80GB SATA2 (20GB partition for OS/programs/page file)
Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W
WinXP Pro SP2 (custom nLite'nd job)
realtime / core 1
maxmem = 615
copywazza = 7GB (single RAR file) from C:\ > D:\ x 1
visual effects all off
memory usage = "System cache"
processor scheduling = "Programs"
page file = D:\ = 512:512
plenty of services disabled but not all
3899.0MHz SPi 32M = 11m 59.890s
click for full size including memset...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...5x_32m-1sm.png
...don't use beta1 version, tREF is bugged: "0" is not a normal value.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Otherwise, contrary to other timings, higher value is better for performance with this timing.
felix too lazy to change to later ones :shakes: :D
Jody thanks man you are killing me here :ROTF: :D
btw next week look out for some monster superpi runs :D
nice, i look forward to tasting what you are cooking.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
i probably never would have ran 55x*7 until you showed us what it could do, so it was all your doing ;)
the funny thing is that i could be running that time block quicker. the P5K3 is a bit of an odd bird and has me scratching my head. the 3899MHz run is on the 333 strap at PL8 (PL7 will not run at these settings regardless of MCH voltage). on the 200 strap at PL7 3:5 giving slightly higher mem speed, i can run up to 560*8...but if i drop the multi to 7X at even 555FSB, i get errors in the first couple loops. no other changes, simply dropping multi provides instability but at 8X it runs 32M all day :confused:
New run by Team Serbia:
http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/7...250219sbw9.png
Nice one Misko ;)
consider this my favorite 32M run at this point in time...
E6850 (L724A479) 9 x 538.5 (boot at 530)
ALU Rev2 Mousepot w/dry ice
Asus P5K3-Dlx (vMCH / vCORE mod)
Noctua NC-U6 NB cooling / Thermalright HR-05 SLI SB cooling / naked PWM :cool:
Crucial Ballistix PC3-12800 2x1GB
Biostar 8600GTS 512MB
Seagate 7200.9 80GB SATA2 (20GB partition for OS/programs/page file)
Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF 560W
WinXP Pro SP2 (custom nLite'nd job)
realtime / core 1
maxmem = 615
copywazza = 5.5GB (single RAR file) from C:\ > D:\ x 1
visual effects all off
memory usage = "System cache"
processor scheduling = "Programs"
page file = D:\ = 512:512
plenty of services disabled but not all
4846.8MHz SPi 32M = 9m 59.625s
click for full size including memset...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...5x_32m-1sm.png
One result for the AMD 20.xx section. :)
http://www.gravedigga.de/gravedigga/...0mhz_small.jpg
This is mine :) think its pretty good.. as what i've seen here :P
Http://hem.bredband.net/infan/cellsh...i 4.2 1868.jpg
you REALLY need to read what this thread is about :p:
soooooooo misko what is that tweak you were talking about on email the other day :)
Ehh.. why do i REALLY need to do that?
people posts their 4.8ghz results?
Dont get what you mean? what have i done wrong?
I think that this thread got de-railed.......From 3.6GHz we climbed at 4.8GHz+...... :D :p:
the point of this thread isn't to post your 32M SPi time, it is to try and get the lowest frequency for a certain time block, 9.59.xxx, 10.59.xxx, 11.59.xxx, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by Infa
with your time smack dab in the middle of the 11.59.xxx time block, you can lower your frequency quite a bit in order to keep your time at 11.59.xxx without creeping into the 12min range. or get your time down to 10min 59.xxx at the lowest frequency possible with tweaks and whatnot.
hey, i did my best to bring that 9:59.xxx time block down as best i could :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hipro5
Ahh now i get it :)
thanks! :D
We are working on tweak, but for now just can't write it until find out in detail what is the cause of acceleration :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
:up: :up: :up: :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Misko
you can make a "workshop" and i'm sure there will be plenty here happy to test and contribute their thoughts
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Originally Posted by 3oh6
:up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Infa
oh man this is hard :) been trying all night to beat nr 1 on the 11.59 hehe..
but its a no go :D even with ddr3, gutam must have tweaked HARD..
:) we'll se, ill post my results soon.
cheers!
the thread hasn't been updatedQuote:
Originally Posted by Infa
11.59 with DDR3 is waaaay lower than what's up there as gautam's run and the other one ;)
check out the last few pages with me and Jody benching a little heh
Now i see, i have a lot of tweaking to doo heheh...
well well...ill be back :)
what is the best OS? im starting to doubt the one that im using, windows 2003 server...
hmm?
For 32M, server 2003 is the one.
xp pro or 2003 will do the same for 32m if anything xp was a touch quick fully tweakedQuote:
Originally Posted by Infa
1m is where 2003 was better from testing in past
but i still stick to xp :rolleyes:
I promise soon (few days) I'll write ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Someone should really update the startpost :D
i am working on that...i already have done all the updates to Coops last edit and am just trying to get a mod to give me the full BBCode of the first post so we can get a new thread started and updates done :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
Can't you just post the updates in a post and report to the mods that the first post should be updated?
If you start a new thread, you'll lose the charm of a thread that has been going on for 50+ pages :p
getting a mod to update the post even once a week doesn't sound feasible. i completely agree, i would love this thread to stay alive but the limitations of VBulletin won't allow someone but a mod to edit the first thread.
hey Eva, any magic that you know of deep within VBulletin that would allow myself or someone else willing to do the updates to 'acquire' ownership of a thread?
This gets me on the board, right? First x38 DDRII?
http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/6721/32m4023xz0.jpg
32M 4023MHz: 11M 59.625
445*9 4:5 ratio. RAM @ 558MHz 4-4-4
hey mate...we have moved the 32M Challenge to:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...11#post2585711
as Coop isn't around to update it anymore so i took over the reigns. i will add your score though so no need to repost in that thread. BTW, welcome to the 11min group :up:
could we please have a mod lock this thread perhaps?
Hey bro :D Cheers!
Time Zone: 12.xx
Proc Speed: 3599.99 MHz (Based on CPUZ Validation)
Actual Time: 12.59.890s
Multiplier: 6 x 400
Ram Type: DDR2
Ram Speed: 1200 mhz
Ram Timings: 4-4-4-4
Divider: 2:3
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600
Chipset Used: P35
CPUZ Validation : http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=296675
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/2...12m5989mo1.png
this run is dedicated to my AMA ;)
you know who you are :D
The True Spirit of Pinoy PowaH! ;)