Ci7-975EE & EVGA E790 Classified modPI32M WR

wow....amazing result!!!!

Again....PR Team Japan ....congcrat fredyama san..:up::up:

WoW what a run!!!:D
Congrats!!!:D

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Originally Posted by dinos22

fantastic run
congratulations :)




lol mate i dont think fredayama-san needs tips in overclocking or benching superpi :p::D
your advice would be equivalent to giving Michael Schumacher tips in driving :D

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LOL You're right:)

This WR also gives some hope to the guys who cant run CAS 7 at those MHz :D


Can duck and fred give us any insight into any extra SPD tuning they did? Is the Elpida Hyper + SPD mix crucial in overcoming the CAS 8 "drawback", or could Micron or Samsung chips at similar MHz do the job too?

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Wow Congrats yama-san!!!:up::up:

Grats, nice chip.

(for compare) XP with 1.55v
http://fugger.netfirms.com/32mclose.jpg

Great to see you back in action Fredyama San and Duck san, kinda missed you guys in the forums :) Congrats on that killa pi

That is very fast. :eek:

Big congrats, absolutellly impressive :clap:

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Originally Posted by FUGGER

Grats, nice chip.

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Ooh, seems like some competition might be coming up :p:

congrats

good job :clap:

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Originally Posted by Afrokalle

Wow :eek: what a nice chip
this core & uncore clocks are really crazy...

Congrats to WR :up:

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How does one know the uncore clock from these screens?

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Originally Posted by roller11

How does one know the uncore clock from these screens?

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*cough*

CPU-Z calls it "NB frequency" ;)

Amazing clocks and score mate, and at "only" -90C... I wish my 975 was anything like that :rolleyes:

Congrats fredyama-san & Duck-san, good to see some excellent scores from Team Japan here again :up:

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Originally Posted by dinos22

fantastic run
congratulations :)




lol mate i dont think fredayama-san needs tips in overclocking or benching superpi :p::D
your advice would be equivalent to giving Michael Schumacher tips in driving :D

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:rofl::rofl::ROTF:

cograts to the WR .... awesome Chip you got there...

Amazing Results Bro !!!

What is this CPU Batch ??

Team Japan is back ;)

Very impressive ;)

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Originally Posted by lior307

Amazing Results Bro !!!

What is this CPU Batch ??

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First line shows batch..

:bows:

Totally outstanding guys, great to see you posting some excellent results again, keep pushing.

Well done :clap:

Nice Score, now I have one 975 Extreme :D

Thank you so much all:)

I should clarify myself that first trial run actually means the first run of the second day.
The first day got this CPU (June 12), I was not aware of a new 32M WR and aiming to get a better time than one before that:D

Here are some of my previous results under the same exact setting:

modPI 8M
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1244820699.gif

modPI32M
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1244820936.gif

Setup Picture with 975ES on June 7
http://green.ap.teacup.com/fredyama/img/1244384576.gif

I started serious OC again from last weekend with 975ES chip and still a lots to learn about various settings.
I really don't know about the impact of CL6/7/8, SPD Mix and Elpida Hyper vs Micron/Samsung chips that K404 questioned.
Anyway, from my past experience, at the extreme edge of the system, modPI time may not be faster even at higher clockspeed or better memory settings that why I dig to bench 32M:D

Thanks for your comparison result, Fugger-san:)

After all, I guess compare the results with others to try & learn oneself more;)

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fredyama & duck

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Originally Posted by fredyama

I really don't know about the impact of CL6/7/8, SPD Mix and Elpida Hyper vs Micron/Samsung chips that K404 questioned.

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First of all: amazing scores :up:

Second, maybe this can help you when testing the different memory configurations:

http://www.matbe.com/images/biblio/a...0000086656.png

Good luck for the next run :)

Well done team Japan sick scores:up: