Yorkfield screen shots from IDF

Yeah, at this point, I'm definitely looking forward to the first posting with Air Cooling.

Not all of us have access or interest in the fancy Dry Ice runs and Cascade set-ups.

"Real world" improvements on air is what I'm concerned with, now that we've had a taste of what this new line of chips can do under extreme cooling. (Thanks to Fugger)
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***Interesting note***
I had never run the Fritz program (posted above) oddly enough, even though I've been aware of it for quite some time.
I just ran it and compared it to the chart in krampak's post. The results came up as follows: Speed - 10.23 / Kilo nodes - 4909.
That puts me miles away from the top of the chart, but respectable, nonetheless.

Now that I know where I stand - I'd love to see how that Penryn chomps away at Fritz.
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Very nice man. Congratz :)
You are the best :D

I personally want to know how well the retail chips will oc. As fugger mentioned, he used an es cpu, and I hate to rag, but we've got to be realistic that not everyone will get the same results he did

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1146/...6c513a.jpg?v=0
This pic should be front page, its a historic pic really

nice WR FUGGER!

Intel's 45nm pwn :clap: :eek:

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No one got owned, this is an unreleased part that I was allowed access.

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that's true :up:

Priceless reaction from the crowd when you told them what temp it was running @. And watching that chip haul through superpi...unbelievable. GJ!!

Very nice FUGGER

Congratulations

I finally got a chance to see the video today.
Charles was excellent..Smoothe and polished..:up:

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I don't know Pinnacle, but that one is much better, it says it all.

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When the CEO of Intel asks you to give a demonstration for the brains of the world to see, it just don't get any better than that! :up:

Charles you looked like you do this sort of thing everyday, very cool. :cool: :cool:

Congrats for the call up and demo! :woot:

Awesome stuff Charles. :up:

BTW, anyone else having difficulty seeing some pics on the 1st page? I can only see a few in Firefox but all of them appear in Opera or IE...

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I love the ever so familiar cascade. Looks like it needs be cleaned and cased up a bit though :) Great chips and I wonder if this will be the beginning of the end for the need of overpowered single-stages for quads.

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not likely, cooling dual socket quads with 2x two stage cascades would be a very expensive proposition indeed.

Most likely you would have two single stages, one for each.

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yay, looks like you didnt get much sleep there charles, and your skin is amazingly pale for someone living in a desert ^^

awesome results, thanks for sharing the pics!
and way to go for bringing xs to the next level!
nobody in the industry can afford to not know what xs is now :rocker:

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yap he is pale but he aint a bedouin :D .

congratulations charles :)

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Runs to check for packages at front door..:rofl:

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If that other one made your Rig Bluescreen, what did this one do, make it shut down?:rofl:

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I don't know Pinnacle, but that one is much better, it says it all.

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Ya lets go with that one!

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I personally want to know how well the retail chips will oc. As fugger mentioned, he used an es cpu, and I hate to rag, but we've got to be realistic that not everyone will get the same results he did

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Here's the real deal... do you remember what happened in the past months ?
Let me help you out a bit... "lucky" guys with Intel Core 2 Quad Engineering Samples ( Stepping B1/B2 )...they got nice overclocks...ES chips you say, so don't expect retail samples to do better...oh well...retailed B3 stepping launched...and people reaching way better clocks with retail chips.

There are lots of factors here, but core revisions are a plus for the retail channel ;)

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not likely, cooling dual socket quads with 2x two stage cascades would be a very expensive proposition indeed.

Most likely you would have two single stages, one for each.

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2 Vapochill Lightspeeds run around $1,700

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Charles was excellent..Smoothe and polished..:up:

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Ahh Geez dave, thats just disgusting.


Great job Charles! 6GHz should be fun.

Watch it on YouTube at the official Intel channel and give it 5 stars :wink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh3c3BiMIsc
Breaking PC Benchmark World Records at IDF 2007

Awesome job man! :up: :clap: Grat's for the worthy achievement.

Bonus :
IDF Videowalking the Crowd-Day One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQpmEZog_ZE

FUGGER makes another appearence at around 5:58, only to be BRUTALLY interrupted. :D :p: .

wow nice one fugger

I´m definetly waiting for those Yorkfields :)

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IDF Videowalking the Crowd-Day One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQpmEZog_ZE

FUGGER makes another appearence at around 5:58, only to be BRUTALLY interrupted. :D :p: .

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That made me laugh

amazing job Charles :up:
looking forward for the retail chip then :toast:

Lol at that youtube, I was asked if I had a second, when I turned around there was a camera is in my face that ended as quickly as it started.

Stephen is in the background = proof he went to IDF. :)

Also, Robert from Corsair, Christopher (memory arch Intel), Ken Brown from Nvidia or at least he was at his booth.

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Lol at that youtube, I was asked if I had a second, when I turned around there was a camera is in my face that ended as quickly as it started.

Stephen is in the background = proof he went to IDF. :)

Also, Robert from Corsair, Christopher (memory arch Intel), Ken Brown from Nvidia or at least he was at his booth.

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Awesome. You were in good company I see.