It's only -11c here, Do ya think its cold enough for some benching?:)
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It's only -11c here, Do ya think its cold enough for some benching?:)
Woot for Saskatoon, it's been not too bad around here lately though. about a week ago or so we had some nice forty below blizzard lovin', however it was hard to breath when outside, let alone bench.
Hey Sneil, looks like you're off Taylor by the SGI?
that is about 5-6 blocks from where i live :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bergo
anyways i am doing some open-window benching today. My goal is above 4GHz with my E6400 which i should be able to accomplish pretty easily.
I pulled an 8230 in 3D05 with E6400 + X850XT :). Temp was about 0C in my room.
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/9366/1888vi9.th.jpg
Sorry for that i dont validate in cpu-z couse in outside i dont have interent connection... :) I cant do more clock couse i need more than -3 outside temperature :(
E6600@4300mhz@1.62v load
E6600@4251mhz@1.62v load SPI 1M
all air
- 33 grade Idle
- 44-45 grade load (SPI 1M)
Here in Estonia had -10 C outside so i opened my window and tried to OC my 146 Opteron.
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/5489/pilthn3.th.jpg
Did a quick Nuclearus test
:D I have no intention to overclock outside this winter. Just wanted to share this nice pic of thermometer. Lowest temp was -37 celsius :slobber: (night)
-25 C
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get out there and get some benches on that thing man! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SF3D
I know this is the sub-zero thread, but I am going to be able to do my first bench tonight at 5c. And I was wondering if the Tuniq Tower will exhibits better cooling I remove the fan in the middle and place it on the side. Since I only have a small window of opportunity to do this run, I would need to maximize my setup. Any guidance will be much appreciated.
SF3D if i have those teperatures i will made my dream for now.To break the WR for my CPU...but...
Duh, its -26c this morning. Still waiting for my eXpert board. But imo ill catch coldbug faster than my cpu.
Done at the balkony with the temp at -1 around the case, about 8 degrees on the cores idle:
http://img1.putfile.com/thumb/2/5317125841.jpg
Maxboot: 3276Mhz
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=171350
.09C ambients; no ambient thermometer photo ... but it got me to 4300mhz validated on an E6400. i was set up in the driveway around 3am; do note, my house resides on a culdesac:
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http://resume.jbhfile.com/temp/drive2.jpg
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here's the validation link:
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http://resume.jbhfile.com/temp/maxoc_4311.gif
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i'm in houston, TX ... so are winter time ambients rarely dip below -1 or -2 ambients; for that benchy ... there was intermittent ice falling.
:)
also, got the second highest score on a certain sciencemark benchmark contest over at techpowerup! forums ... smoked more than a few 6600's along the way; love my 6400!
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can't wait till next winter!
What i'm wondering - would proper phase change work at subzero temps?
failing that, it's time to get a nice BIG old slab of metal!
Edit: and a quick tip for ease of sub-zero benching - keep your chunk of metal heatsink in the freezer until the day of reckoning, that way it's kept cold, rather than having to cool down!
Here are my results:
ambient ~-9°C
E6400 + Asus Commando + HR-05 @ NB + 2GB GoodRAM PRO
(sorry for bad quality, Sony Ericsson K600i only :()
http://img364.imageshack.us/img364/1849/dsc00294iv6.jpg
The only screenshot of sub-zero on CPU @ BIOS:
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/807/dsc00307ym8.jpg
And this is the effect of "coldbug" on Coollaboratory Liquid Pro I think, nothing changed but the liquid metal had frozed if I'm thinking correct :eek:
http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/2435/dsc00310oc7.jpg
and results: 4GHz @ Orthos with some nice temperature ;) (not stable of course, ~15min or so before crash)
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/9...onapytalh6.jpg
1M @ 4064MHz, CPU has wall @ ~510, max 1M @ 514,6, with these temperature I could POST @ 530x6, but nothing really special...;, so the NB is limiting here - this is with 1066 strap of course :)
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/5963/1mgg5.jpg
Well heres what I got and its 80F outside right now lol....
But I got my Computer down in the low 20C
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/6788/colduj0.th.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/8...0165yj5.th.jpg
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/96/1000166ez6.th.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/1...0167cc7.th.jpg
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/8...0168tj3.th.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/8...0169ek0.th.jpg
OK, i god some results from last winter:
my rig: http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/3...window1op7.jpg
http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/4830/system1fc5.jpg
some pics of S-N-O-W :) :
http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/6638/view2dt5.jpg
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/4868/view3hk4.jpg
Winter in Norway (I want u to feel -30*C) :) :
http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/1...ngcold1kw6.jpg
My goal was to hit 4000mhz :
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/3...mb17jpgvk5.jpg
I could do 4100, but my hdd crashed!
it was only -10 outside at the end of February :(, and around 0*C inside, under this open window :D.
First of all I must say WHAT A THREAD!!!!
You don't see these pics and setup anywhere else in the world. I am so glad I am a member of this forum.
That being said, I live in Phoenix Arizona, and it averages 40C to 45C here during summer. I will not even try benching my system outside... :rofl:
Hey heres an idea put electrical tape on all the sharp points and just dunk the whole system into ln2. whow am i dum or what heh hoho haha where am i?
OOps after u seal in the plastic vegamatic.Only bout 30000 total give it a shot.U know the sandwich meal sealer thingy<:) .whole thing vid card and all post back soon.
IE.vacume + 0=condesation+0=???wth im n outer space again.Anyway sandwich sealer + one tub of ln2,or spase dust. on my shopping list
When I was told to join this forum by a friend of mine because it is "EXTREME!!!!", I really didn't know it was THAT EXTREME omfg look at this!! :rofl: :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by ruggero
Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krid P
Just.....wow. :clap:
I like the HDD mount ))