Thanks for the kind words Dinos. ;)
I'm expecting a PC2-10000 kit from Corsair pretty soon, so I'll see if I can best your numbers on my 680i. :D
Thanks for the kind words Dinos. ;)
I'm expecting a PC2-10000 kit from Corsair pretty soon, so I'll see if I can best your numbers on my 680i. :D
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did some more tests with Corsair Nautilus 500 watercooling kit :)
this time with a new CPU i got L629F122 E6600 :D
http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/4...oaded1hoi1.png
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http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/5...33mhz34nh6.png
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4GHz 1M, 8M & 32M SuperPI :eek: :D
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http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/4...superpiyv7.png
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I poured some in before I started anything. You gotta raise the rad/res about a foot higher than the block. Once first tube was filled and the reservoir i started the system up. I kept pouring the distilled water while it was running (it was definately circulating right away) until it was full.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Here's a SS from a little fun I was having this winter... the voltage shown in cpu-z was correct and this was on my nautilus 500... Clocks were limited by my board/ram. The vcore was 1.475V in bios ;)
http://www.geocities.com/hutch1ns/3680e.JPG
nice man :D
Yea Ambient temps were real hot too... from what I remember it was around -15C out and I had my window wide open for about an hour. The hoses were completely stiff but somehow still flowing fine!
well got a small update to report
i benched my SS yesterday and found that my Gigabyte P35-DS3P was clocking these dominators higher and better than 680i :shocked:
dominators are binned for 680i as far as i know and they don't always run past 600MHz on intel chipsets....no matter the latency
how's this for good :D
639MHz 4-5-4-8 @2.56v loaded 32M SuperPi
(with gigabyte bios memory settings on Extreme settings ;) & tight subtimings)
http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/4...2msuperrn8.png
678Mhz 5-5-5-15 2.52v loaded 1M SuperPi (also did 689Mhz 1M with 2.62v but no screenshots lol)
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/8...15253v1ya9.png
i don't know what gigabyte are doing here but damn this is crazy lol
best part is this is NOT my best kit either ^^^^^ :D
Nice result :clap:
How much does that looser tRCD help you on CAS 4?
~50Mhz
this RAM is on fire
check out this monster chip E6850 on my single stage at 4.9GHz 32M :shocked: :D
nice time too i think
http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/5...66vssbldc6.png
Screaming Dinos!
yeah, very nice results dinos :toast:
nice xmp profile? lol :D
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XMP, Xtreme Memory Profile = Intel's version of EPP. I don't think we are shipping anything with it yet. I'll ask.
ah i meant epp, not xmp, 625 is not bad :D
600 4-3-3- :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:
XMP should be interesting. I am wondering what the word "extreme" means to Intel.
it Otellini's comment to Fugger is anything to go by *call me when you hit 6GHz :D* we are in for a treat :D
6 jiggamuhertz IS extreme, extremely extreme in fact.