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may you want to check the decreased multiplier.
I am curious because the cpuZ is switching from x14 to x18 on the fly like Fugger told us before.
this shot was taken on a x14 moment.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...57defVcore.jpg
not a fakeQuote:
Originally Posted by meke
I tested
thx
Kunaak> I got CFC by Franck
Note to People who keep Messaging me, asking me for the CPUZ Checker.
stop messaging me.
I can't give it to you.
its not mine to give.
no reason you have can allow me to give it to you.
it's just not mine to give.
so please, stop PM'ing me for it...
I got 4 today alone.
I am getting tired of telling the same story over and over, when it's already in my first post... :(
Respect the author wishes i think :)
http://www.tweakers.net/ext/f/45570/full.jpg
could you do my score plz :) thnkz
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Your's ok too, Peter.
Nice oc, BTW.
thnkz :)
i got one. can you check it please.
here you go.Quote:
Originally Posted by confuzzedintel
Can u check my newcastle on air plz ?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...o/Det0x_pc.jpg
both verified
I guess the CPU Verify Ability is both a gift and a curse huh Kunaak ;)Quote:
I am getting tired of telling the same story over and over, when it's already in my first post...
Perkam
not not really.
haven't recieved a single PM about it since I posted it for the second time that I can't give it to you, no matter what the situation is...
Kunaak, could please confirm the CL1.5 0 0 0 7 0 timings on these RAM. Thanks, for your time and this service :)
Uhm, the RAM timings are what matter, as I wrote. I have no need to confirm my 2.4ghz A64 can run 2.41ghz or haven't you acquired the RAM part of the checksum reader? ;)
no :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Tek
checked and 4104MHz is okQuote:
Originally Posted by SH4D3H
http://membres.lycos.fr/cpulloverclo...tique/4104.JPG
I believe it's just a cpuz bug showing this massive FSB and this Vcore can't be real...
Agreed, CPUZCheck does not confirm the clocks of the processor, itt only confirms the numbers displayed by CPUZ match the checksum. You can still manipulate CPUZ to not read properly, and the 4ghz AXP is about as fake as I think I've seen..Quote:
Originally Posted by Firefoxx
Jajajajajaaj a palomino 0.18mQuote:
Originally Posted by SH4D3H
:D :banana4:
Yeah, that is true about CPU-Z. I have seen my 3700+ show 1.5ghz HTT clock, making the final clock 18ghz :D
It usually happens under heavy load, like running M32 and SiS at the same time.
If I had been quick with a capture, I am sure the CPU-Z checksum would have "confirmed" the 18ghz :)
Anyway to check if the memory speed is for real?
I need to tjek some dude claming he's running @ ras-2-cas = 0 :S