3800+ Venice Screenies (Post #1 = FAQ)

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03-17-2005, 02:21 PM
Caper

Quote:

Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER

:D Come on and wake up guys - no need to get nervous - this is "only" the new 3800+, what do You think we will see here in a few weeks from 4000+, 4200+ and FX-57 ???

Think the average of MHz will increase dramaticly......... :toast:

3200 Mhz stable on air default voltage maybe?
*dreaming*
:p:
One problem though...my wallet isn´t that thick I can afford a pricey cpu.
03-17-2005, 02:24 PM
i found nemo

holy :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: that is :banana4: :banana: :toast: :stick: :confused: :p: :) crazy

:toast: cheers buddy, keep 'er clockin'
03-17-2005, 02:27 PM
s7e9h3n

Quote:

Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER

:D Come on and wake up guys - no need to get nervous - this is "only" the new 3800+, what do You think we will see here in a few weeks from 4000+, 4200+ and FX-57 ???

Think the average of MHz will increase dramaticly......... :toast:

It's kinda scary if you think about it. This 3800+ is able to, at the least, compete with today's FX55 at less than half the price. If the San Diegos' silicon is truly the pick of the litter, their benchmarks compared to the Venice will be what SLI is compared to PCIE (Well actually not that drastic, but it's the only thing I could think of :) )
03-17-2005, 02:37 PM
HARDCORECLOCKER

Quote:

Originally Posted by s7e9h3n

It's kinda scary if you think about it. This 3800+ is able to, at the least, compete with today's FX55 at less than half the price. If the San Diegos' silicon is truly the pick of the litter, their benchmarks compared to the Venice will be what SLI is compared to PCIE (Well actually not that drastic, but it's the only thing I could think of :) )

:D Personally I expect the FX-57 to run 3,5GHz on single phase without any problems......, so we will see.

:toast:
03-17-2005, 02:54 PM
WiCKeD

Okay now run some Prime95 goodness! :toast:
03-17-2005, 03:00 PM
ozzimark

in cpu-z, you can hit f5 to save a bmp directly from the program instead of having to open photoshop/paint or whatever and pasting it. much easier imo :toast:
03-17-2005, 03:05 PM
s7e9h3n

Quote:

Originally Posted by WiCKeD

Okay now run some Prime95 goodness! :toast:

If only I could run my rig remotely from work :D
03-17-2005, 03:05 PM
s7e9h3n

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozzimark

in cpu-z, you can hit f5 to save a bmp directly from the program instead of having to open photoshop/paint or whatever and pasting it. much easier imo :toast:

Didn't know that....I'll try that later on tonight. Thanks for the tip.
03-17-2005, 03:08 PM
HARDCORECLOCKER

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozzimark

in cpu-z, you can hit f5 to save a bmp directly from the program instead of having to open photoshop/paint or whatever and pasting it. much easier imo :toast:

:D O.K. - having an IQ only a bit above a banana myself so please tell again how it exactly work, open CPU-Z, hitting F5 and then ???

:toast:
03-17-2005, 03:10 PM
Caper

Quote:

Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER

:D O.K. - having an IQ only a bit above a banana myself so please tell again how it exactly work, open CPU-Z, hitting F5 and then ???

:toast:

It saves the .bmp in the same directory ya have cpu-z.
Named cpu.bmp if you have the cpu tab open.
03-17-2005, 03:11 PM
J-Mag

Quote:

Originally Posted by s7e9h3n

If only I could run my rig remotely from work :D

What are you running server2003? It doesn't have remote management built in?

If you freeze the machine your screwed, but I saw this device a while back that will reboot your computer if it detects a system crash. So, as long as you stick with Clockgen and a64 tweaker, you can run tests from work...

http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/accessories/678e/

And even without this device You could at leats run some tests that aren't too crazy, until you freeze the system...
03-17-2005, 03:13 PM
trakslacker

good lord s7e9h3n , that is really spectacular! excellent work. When ya get home from work, doa bit of benching, but then get some sleep man. We're excited to see what this Venice can do, but you don't need to be killing yourself over it.

Again, thanks a lot. :up:
03-17-2005, 03:18 PM
HARDCORECLOCKER

Quote:

Originally Posted by Caper

It saves the .bmp in the same directory ya have cpu-z.
Named cpu.bmp if you have the cpu tab open.

:D Ah, I see now, THX mate.

:toast:
03-17-2005, 03:27 PM
Caper

Quote:

Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER

:D Ah, I see now, THX mate.

:toast:

You should thank ozzimark, didn´t know about this before he mentioned it.
Pure luck that I noticed the screenshot was saved in the cpu-z directory, or is it so that I have an IQ above a banana...maybe like two?
:D
03-17-2005, 03:30 PM
S0nic

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Originally Posted by ozzimark

in cpu-z, you can hit f5 to save a bmp directly from the program instead of having to open photoshop/paint or whatever and pasting it. much easier imo :toast:

worked for me, thanks for the tip, btw anyway to save to jpg directly?
here's my screenie, if anyone wants sandra or w/e benchmarks just ask :p:
(can't use my a64 system since I'm waiting for replacement 3500 and VX)
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...id=26769&stc=1
03-17-2005, 03:35 PM
perkam

So let me get this straight, the following was done on air ???!!!!!

http://img164.exs.cx/img164/2226/patched9pb.jpg

:slobber:

Perkam
03-17-2005, 03:37 PM
conrad.maranan

No. That one is playing in the cold.
03-17-2005, 03:38 PM
ozzimark

Quote:

Originally Posted by S0nic

worked for me, thanks for the tip, btw anyway to save to jpg directly?

nope. not yet at least. i would actually prefer .png because it's smaller and lossless :toast:

and conrad, how cold?
03-17-2005, 03:40 PM
conrad.maranan

Check back a few pages. I think he's playing in this temperature range.
03-17-2005, 03:41 PM
Caper

Quote:

Originally Posted by perkam

So let me get this straight, the following was done on air ???!!!!!

:slobber:

Perkam

No, I believe this was the most on air:
http://img57.exs.cx/img57/5921/10x2955oq.jpg
03-17-2005, 03:43 PM
ozzimark

Quote:

Originally Posted by conrad.maranan

Check back a few pages. I think he's playing in this temperature range.

thanks, i somehow missed that while i was at class from 12-4 today. people post so fast :slobber:
03-17-2005, 03:43 PM
s7e9h3n

Quote:

Originally Posted by J-Mag

What are you running server2003? It doesn't have remote management built in?

If you freeze the machine your screwed, but I saw this device a while back that will reboot your computer if it detects a system crash. So, as long as you stick with Clockgen and a64 tweaker, you can run tests from work...

http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/accessories/678e/

And even without this device You could at leats run some tests that aren't too crazy, until you freeze the system...

Now don't get me wrong - I'm into testing/benching my systems just as much as the next guy - but whoa, that is truly going a bit overboard. And besides, if you're gonna test the capabilities of a system, you're not pushing hard enough if you're not borderline BSOD :D
03-17-2005, 03:45 PM
s7e9h3n

Quote:

Originally Posted by conrad.maranan

Check back a few pages. I think he's playing in this temperature range.

Thanks conrad - I was busy contemplating remote-benching for a minute there - :D
03-17-2005, 03:53 PM
s7e9h3n

Also, here's something odd to throw out to you guys. This cpu, for some reason, doesn't like it's default multiplier (12x) at these higher frequencies. It requires much more voltage at 12x to run any kind of bench. On the other hand, 11x seems to be much more of a "sweet spot" @ 3.0+Ghz for the chip. It seems to run more smooth and with less heat and vcore than both 12x and 10x.
03-17-2005, 03:55 PM
stealth17

is that TCCD you have? can you pull some max mem runs for use so we can see this new mem controller in action?

thanks

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