Pifast Benchmark

Woot!

Finally cracked the big 50

http://users.tpg.com.au/spark69/b2/pifast49.99.jpg




getting this chip over 2.9gig was like passing a stone :eek:

real nice.. what cooling? and what chip?

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Originally posted by bias_hjorth
real nice.. what cooling? and what chip?

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I'm guessing a Prometeia and a Barton (2500+?)

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Originally posted by bias_hjorth
wow nice pi_fast..

what cpu speed is that at?

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It's right there in the post :D 2549Mhz.. barton 2500+ on plain water :)

ahh I must be blind :-D

anyway real nice oc!

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Originally posted by ctgilles
I'm guessing a Prometeia and a Barton (2500+?)

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Yeap, its a R404a modded prom and a 2500+ AQXDA 0317 MPM

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Originally posted by CodeRed
Yeap, its a R404a modded prom and a 2500+ AQXDA 0317 MPM

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2900Mhz is pretty good even for a R404a prom. I know another guy that can do 2800 w/ an R404a prom. Also a 2500+.

Has the pifast page moved or something?

Nope

Its posted up the page somewhere, but anyway Hexus
our host got hacked :( Awaiting for the owner to retern
off his hols to sort the damage to the sub domains at the
mo everything reverts to the hexus forums.

It will be back up as soon as possible and i'll let you know
as soon as it is.

All systems go again :banana:

http://pifast.hexus.net

The fastest I could get it to run..

http://www.fewture.cistron.nl/img/53.93_11x236_2598.JPG

Barton 2500+ AQXEA0324 TLPW 2.28V
11 x 236
Watercooled CPU + NB
Vdd modded
Vddr modded
etc etc

With an AXP 2400+ @ 2.2 Ghz, 147*15

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Originally posted by Bhairav
With an AXP 2400+ @ 2.2 Ghz, 147*15

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Increase on FSB and drop multi, you'll be amazed. ;)

hi

my best hexus pifast
it's with my waterchiller, water 18°c room 27°c

http://membres.lycos.fr/ftpad/images...ifast52.80.png

Nice shot, Learn...:) :toast:

I'm lookin for under 50....got a new chip????

CodeReD: Congrayz dude!! :toast: That's a tough nut to crack :up:

You'll have to bare with me until Monday for a update chaps
Currently typing this from a Pubs bar computer at a LAN I'm
at :)

So bare with me till Mondat to see any new result.

Regards
PMM

Thx Caprid :)

Could someone please provide me this file in the zip, tar, tar.gz or tar.bz2 format so that I can open it in linux and run it? I can't open rar files. :stick:

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Originally posted by DeadHeart
Could someone please provide me this file in the zip, tar, tar.gz or tar.bz2 format so that I can open it in linux and run it? I can't open rar files. :stick:

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Here you are at zip format.........

Pi-fast V4.1 in zip format HERE.......

The download on the http://pifast.hexus.net site is in zip format

.. http://pifast.hexus.net/hexus_pifast.zip or just click the
download button off the frontage of the site.

Ops! My mistake! :rolleyes: Thanks for the link.

Here is my old bench. xp1700 tbred@ 2784mhz wattachilled.

53.48 sec.





http://portfolio.iu.edu/skrska/2784mhz_piFast.png




http://portfolio.iu.edu/skrska/piFast_data_53.48.png

I downloaded PiFast 43
And enteretd the following parameters;
0
0
10000000
1024
0
Is this the correct input? Hers my results but I'm not sure if I'm doing this right. I looked all over the Internet tpo discover HOW exactly to run the benchmark to no avail.

The specs below were attained at 225FSB, 2706MHz. Another thing how the heck do you take a screen-shot without it dissapearing? I lucked out below, by snaping it as the final figures were tallying. But I don't know If I'd have time to run WCPUID and take the snapshot"

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Originally posted by Liquid3D
I looked all over the Internet tpo discover HOW exactly to run the benchmark to no avail.

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http://pifast.hexus.net/instructions.htm


:)

I should be ashamed at myself. Studying Neurophilosphy, which is replete with philosophical essays about Connectionism, Physicalism, Mathematical Methods in Linguistics, Semantics , even Panpsychism. And I go and use a universal quantifier like all, for shame. Obviously I did not "look all over the Internet..." or i would have found that instruction page.

Someone ought to beat me with a copy of Aristotle's Doctrine of the mean. (but it's so heavy ouchy).
:p:

Thank you for that link.