7210.5MHz 670 Cascade cooled Pressy!

this is exorbital ^^
close to 16:XX WTH? I'm fighting for getting 23.XX lol I'm sooo slow :D
Seems like the world has a new king :D
all my respect an congratulations to u :toast:

Regards
SoF

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Originally Posted by nachthymnen

OMG!!! :slobber:
100mhz more than team japan!!! :eek:

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Almost 200 mhz.

The "old" record was at 6905 Mhz

http://holicho.lib.net/pi3355/pi3355.htm

:toast: great results!!! congratualtions from germany!

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Originally Posted by Tom Holck

Almost 200 mhz.

The "old" record was at 6905 Mhz

http://holicho.lib.net/pi3355/pi3355.htm

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Ops!!! :slobber: :slobber: :slobber:
Absolutely incredible!!!
Tom are you under cascade or LN2?

Hot damn that's a lotta volts for a 90nm chip! Awesome job, totally xtreme.

Holy crap that is incredible, 16 min. seems right around the corner now :slobber:
Absolutely wonderful job :woot:

Congratulations Tom on your new modPI1.4 32M WR from all the members of Team Japan :toast:

congratulations tom!!!
That is an awsome chip you have there!( yeah the cascade looks good too ;) )

as for your cascade, do you remember what the temprature was like in smart guardian during your FX57 runs?

I wish there would be a 64-bit version of SuperPi. It would give 64-bit CPUs a huge advantage

incredible

:toast: :toast: :toast:

Haha, the great dane is on it again ;)

OMG Tom! After each of your breaks you always come back to blow those Pi records!!! Impresses me every damn time! :)

Are you gonna play with AMD a little? I wouldnt :P

Nice going Tom, you are a true legend!

i think teamjapan is benching again ^^

Very nice work. Keep it coming.

oh yeah :banana: show to those japanese the european style :toast:

:woot:

well done :clap:

Really nice Job tom. When 7.1 32m stable coming??? What the highest u can run SPI 1m?

Tom is the man!

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Originally Posted by MickeyMouse

Damm Tom!!
almost 16min time frame :)
which windows ya runing 32bit or 64bit?

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64 bit is outstanding for M32, but it "heat" more than 32 bit.

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Originally Posted by esdee

congratulations tom!!!
That is an awsome chip you have there!( yeah the cascade looks good too ;) )

as for your cascade, do you remember what the temprature was like in smart guardian during your FX57 runs?

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The load is almost the same FX 2V+ and 670 also at 2 volt. The Cascade can hold the temp stable at -120/-125 degree.

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Originally Posted by moddolicous

Really nice Job tom. When 7.1 32m stable coming??? What the highest u can run SPI 1m?

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It's around 73xx Mhz but it's still 17 sek. To take 16 sek the chip has to go around 7500 mhz. I can't do that :D

Grats my friend on a brutal bench over 7Ghz :toast:

I like the cascade over LN2 as well, getting too cold is a problem with smithfield and some N0 cores and it is a pain to empty the res of LN2 and warm up on when power is cycled.

Incredible man!! Good ol' cascade power you got there, keep up the good work!! :D

:toast: :clap: :toast:

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The load is almost the same FX 2V+ and 670 also at 2 volt. The Cascade can hold the temp stable at -120/-125 degree.

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this must be the evaporator temprature...
any idea what where the tempratures @ software monitors ?

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Originally Posted by esdee

this must be the evaporator temprature...
any idea what where the tempratures @ software monitors ?

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The Pentium is "hot" in software +121.5 degree ;)
I'm sure it "burns" ;)

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Originally Posted by Tom Holck

The Pentium is "hot" in software +121.5 degree ;)
I'm sure it "burns" ;)

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jup jup and smoking too :D

I'm asking why with u win2k3 64bit is better than 32bit
I tested and it was bad with spi

Maybe has something to do with the memory limit / process in XP 32-bit? Not sure how much RAM SPI32M can use