DFI 875P-T @ 6Ghz

holy :banana::banana::banana::banana:roach batman...that's retarded!!! :slobber:

there is some skeptisism towards that thread about that "Pentium 5 Tejas", if he had run CPU-Z to show us it would of been more believable.

then again that jap guy might be a highly respected overclocker and i dont even know it and i'm making a twat of meself :D

that's really fast....
but why only 22s?

That pi seems a bit slow.

I installed the new DFI bios and it is not working with the 570J. I cannot boot with the 19x multiple still.

even at low FSB's?

man... :(

Reading about Fugger's exploits over the past year has more then provided me with enough faith in all his results but I really don't trust the Jap man - or any other person for that matter unless they have a good reputation.

A streamed video with the system would satisfy me.

I dont understand what is the problem to recognize a 19x with the dfi, on the asus boards no problem

I want a explanation if possible "logical"

weird :confused:

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Originally Posted by cpulloverclock

I dont understand what is the problem to recognize a 19x with the dfi, on the asus boards no problem

I want a explanation if possible "logical"

weird :confused:

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Same idea as amd boards and 4-vid vs. 5-vid possibly?

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Originally Posted by Think

Reading about Fugger's exploits over the past year has more then provided me with enough faith in all his results but I really don't trust the Jap man - or any other person for that matter unless they have a good reputation.

A streamed video with the system would satisfy me.

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Hey, Mr. Think, you think there is no japanese reader in this forum? ;)
...yes, we japanese don't often post articles here or foreign OC sites,
but your skepticism shows only that you don't know Futto-kun well :p:
He had been enjoying LN2 cooling for a long time,
and he is my benefactor, master of LN2 cooling.
...Do you want any other good reputation? :cool:

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Originally Posted by kyosen

Hey, Mr. Think, you think there is no japanese reader in this forum? ;)
...yes, we japanese don't often post articles here or foreign OC sites,
but your skepticism shows only that you don't know Futto-kun well :p:
He had been enjoying LN2 cooling for a long time,
and he is my benefactor, master of LN2 cooling.
...Do you want any other good reputation? :cool:

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sun and holicho were the best japs 3-4 years ago and now they took their early retirement :D

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Originally Posted by macci

Looks like Futto-Kon from Japan is haveing some fun with LN2 cooled 3.8G :)

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Scuse my ignorance, but WTH is this chip? A 3.8 with 512 cache? :confused:

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Originally Posted by uclajd

Scuse my ignorance, but WTH is this chip? A 3.8 with 512 cache? :confused:

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Prescott 3.8E (P4 570J with 1mb L2 cache)

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Originally Posted by FUGGER

That pi seems a bit slow.

I installed the new DFI bios and it is not working with the 570J. I cannot boot with the 19x multiple still.

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:(

darn DFI bios folks need to work over time to get the 875P-T to where it could be

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That pi seems a bit slow.

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ITs just where it should be If you consider that its ran at 328FSB without PAT and 3:2 divider (=lowish bandwidht)..
Since when did 22sec Spi look slow? :D
Maybe you should let the DFI go and see how far you can get with the ASUS mobo? ;)
Would be interesting to finally see some benches at plus 6G w/ your chip.

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Scuse my ignorance, but WTH is this chip? A 3.8 with 512 cache?

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Scuse but wth are you talking about? both of the screenshots clearly indicate 1024KB cache and 512MB RAM.

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Originally Posted by macci

Scuse but wth are you talking about?

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He is talking about CrystalCPUID naming the chip "Pentium 5 Tejas". The last thing we heard about that chip was that it had been canned, and why release the Tejas before the P4 6xx :confused:

I think it's perfectly possible that he is a great overclocker, but what's up with the Tejas part?

i thought the tejas was cancelled?

Maybe he used CrystalCPUID because it has a feature CPU-z or WCPUID dont have?

Just the program reading it wrong i'd say.

Where can i find that pic about tejas

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Originally Posted by STEvil

Maybe he used CrystalCPUID because it has a feature CPU-z or WCPUID dont have?

Just the program reading it wrong i'd say.

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so no problem between cpuz and the 570J :confused:

http://www.geocities.jp/rya_men2001/..._3355_4770.gif
http://blue.ap.teacup.com/bochibochi/img/1101216305.gif
http://blue.ap.teacup.com/bochibochi/img/1101118099.jpg

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Originally Posted by Mathias-K

He is talking about CrystalCPUID naming the chip "Pentium 5 Tejas".

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edit: OK I am reading it wrong. Not used to that crystal id.

6XX? :confused:

:confused: i see 1mb l2 cache in that pic :stick:

Hey everyone, I'm new here and have really been enjoying the wealth of information in this forum. Some of the things you folks have achieved is remarkable. Keep up the great work - especially you Fugger. :cool:

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Originally Posted by uclajd

6XX? :confused:

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The 6xx series is Intel's next P4-line, like we have 5xx now (eg 570 = 3.8), where we'll see 2MB L2 and so on.

On some of the earlier Intel roadmaps, the processors codenamed "Tejas" was scheduled to emerge LATER than the 2M L2-series (now called 6xx) - and then the Tejas was completely canned and deleted from Intel's roadmap.

Therefore i think it's very very weird, that a P5 Tejas should suddenly appear, BEFORE we have had any samples of the 6xx series. :stick:

i cant wait till we see the successor to the dothan/centrino, imagine fugger getting a hold of something like that under a cascade :slobber:

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Originally Posted by Minion

Hey everyone, I'm new here and have really been enjoying the wealth of information in this forum. Some of the things you folks have achieved is remarkable. Keep up the great work - especially you Fugger. :cool:

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just want to say welcome to XS :toast: