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VERY IMPRESSIVE!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Leghorn
Nice result:slobber:
Did you use BIOS for OC ???
Believe me, ClockGen will be better !!!
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Originally Posted by TaPaKaH
more than 450 mhz the motherboard can't go phisically.... ;) :slobber:
nice result :toast:
That's an extreme setup!
wonder how much the chipset cooling helped. Maby I should start making a chipset container.
Congrat's on the WR.
If the MoBo and the cooling allow FSB 450 - get some better CPU like 641,651 or 661 ... and knock the hell out of it !!!
Stupid Multi's
But your right. A chip with a higher MP should rock when the core is right
Well if you know any mod to enable clock generator to run faster then 450MHz - tell us :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by TaPaKaH
It`s MAX you can set in BIOS
thanks guys!
well, let me tell you that I left Leghorn's house @2.30 a.m.
now, first of all, I'd like to thank Giampa and Max, cause without 'em this score wouldn't exist!
22.45 p.m. it's all begin: first problem, a we broke the teamgroup DDR2, so we couldn't go 450 4324 sinc...so we had to go with the ocz...
ok, we started with the ocz @4444, chipset temp @-80, cpu temp @-100, we booted @420, we reised up the fsb in windows up to 440mhz with -120cpu and -100chipset. Then we gave 1.76v to the cpu, temp around -140... so we could take the 450x15 spi... then we put on the corsair UL, but instead of having a boot with those ram @ 450 4324 we lost...spi 19.453!!! So we found out that 2gb can give a boost in the 1mb too!!!
well then we started the 8mb spi @6750, closed in 3'34'', damn... the sistem crashed while we were makin the screeshot.
reboot, AWESOME!!! we could boot @ 450x15 cpu@-150°, chipset@-150° with no problem at all!!! we closed a new 8mb spi in 3'40''
the cpu made so much heat @ those fsb, when the 8mb started the temp on it was -160°, at the end... (3minutes later) -120° ...
we made the 32m @435x15 but it freezed at the last loop, 18 minutes later cause the temp dropped to high...
We could make everything thanks the PC POWERCOOLING 1KW PSU... with something like 80A in the 12v line!!!!
we have 6750 for max screen, you have for benches
AWENSOME :) gratulations guys!
to Cooper
I was trying to say that they should get a CPU with a higher multi, like 641,651,661 or other...
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Originally Posted by TaPaKaH
hoq can you be so sure that che 651 or 641 gets so high like this one? ;)
principino1984
What revision is that CPU ? B1 or C1 ?
Oops - missed CPU-Z screen. :D
C1 is coming already - we might see even better scores with it ;)
Thats incredible! Congratulations! :)
If you have a physical limit at 450MHz have you considered PLL modifications to the board? 15MHz over 14.318MHz may help you into the 7's with a stable 14.318MHz reference etc. Although i have no idea how clock generation is performed on your board...
Tom
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Originally Posted by SoddemFX
will you please explain.... i have no idea how to make a pll mod.... if it is possible we will make it!
Marco
You carefully cut the 14.318MHz global clock reference PCB trace from your on board clock generator.
Then hacksaw a PLL clock generator from an old board. Wire in its power rails, and connect the 14.318MHz reference output to the on board 14.318MHz reference which is no longer connected to your on board clock generator.
With this the system should run as standard.
Now you change the crystal oscillator in your on board generator to a higher value. The value you set in the BIOS will now be at a ratio of (new crystal frequency)/14.318 greater than it actually is set to.
You have to feed in the 14.318MHz reference otherwise the system will think it is running at the same frequency regardless how much you increase the on board crystal. 14.318MHz reference is used to produce system reference...
Its works fine in almost any board, and is often the only way to overclock non overclockable motherboards. Ive performed this modification myself on three different boards all with great success.
As for specifics with your board i think it would be better to contact someone like FUGGER who has a great deal of experience with these new Intel systems as i feel uncomfortable giving advice on a board im unfamiliar with. But yes, this will give you more frequency, beware however that all clock frequencies will rise in proportion to FSB.
Tom
New great results :D
but explain :D why newholland?
owner of the site overclex has got a cedar mill too.
He got this result with a mach1 thats been fully modded by me.
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=90497
100% on phase-change :D
It's a brand that creates tractors :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Waus-mod
http://www.newholland.com/FILES/tbl_...4/tractors.gif
Anyway that OC is AWESOME :D Fastest Cedar Mill i've seen, and it's a 631 !!!!! You guys should put in a 661 C1 65W TDP cpu, all hell will break loose :D
How `bout this : http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=295 :DQuote:
Fastest Cedar Mill i've seen, and it's a 631 !!!!!
That FSB is just plain SICK :eek:
Way to go! :clap:
Awesome Fsb, Congrats
oh wow, i didnt even see the 1:1 at first!