i dont know if you are trying to seduce me into a trap to get me banned again, but i clearly stated 3.2+GHz, because shintai said there where nehalems much higher clocked then 3.2GHz
and this will be my final statement in this thread
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If Gothr3k is unbanned why does it still say banned under his user name?
He wasn't banned for that (though it certainly didn't help his case). He was banned for the same reason as his previous ban.
He has threatened to return, so if y'all see him/know a new account of his, we'd appreciate a heads-up :) :bows:
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This is a few days old, but I didn't see it posted, and perhaps it will get discussion back on track:
New Bloomfield 2.66 GHz Benchmarks from ChipHell:
http://www.techpowerup.com/index.php?65297
- 1M Super PI run at 15.475s
- Vantage CPU score .. 16294
- Cinebench xCPU score .. 12627
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In the 3DMark Vantage test, the processor secured a CPU score of 16294. It crunched Super Pi 1M in 15.475 seconds. With the Cinebench, it secured 3048 with a single thread, the multi-threaded bench belted out 12627 CB-CPU hinting at the processor's high multi-core efficiency. And finally, Bloomfield takes SANDRA out on a date. You have to look at the red dot compared to a QX9770 yourself.
woot sandra benches! :D
btw. is there a chance that the spec bench suite can run on nehalem on its current state?
So it is 30% faster (aprox) than a QX9770 at least in sabdra that is a lot given the MHz diference. I'm looking forward to Nehalem :)
Wow so far this new toy is looking amazing....but how much of the increase is from a different board me wonders?
Hehe - so the IMC isn't the problem solver it may have appeared at first
If that's a mobo teething issue, then you have to conclude that design changes in the mobo can affect the performance of the IMC.Quote:
Lots of the early X58 boards are having trouble running Tri-channel memory, even though Nehalem has an IMC.