Yep:D , I will try with LN2 and more Vcore next week:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bullet92
Yep:D , I will try with LN2 and more Vcore next week:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bullet92
You'll hit the coldbug pretty soon I think, I never heard that these chips were great under dice/ln2. But more vcore will help, so I guess you'll take the WR if it scales nicely. However, I've seen 1m screenies of AM2 chips before, so it's no guarantee that you'll get that far.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandybuck
I'm 17, things take time :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gianni-gt
But I've got a modded Prommie coming my way, chilly1 head et al. It'll be mine by June :D -56c on a Q6600 @ 4GHz... I think I'm gonna cold bug hard. Any ideas on increasing the temps other than 2.1vcc? :rolleyes:
use a REALLY bad mount, copper plates, ummm i dunno, just try to make WICKED bad contact with the cpu, like not so itll fry but to control coldbug.
Oh yes, I know this is AM@, but I figured what better place to ask this than a thread for AMD fanatics? :D
What do you make of this?
A True Suicide Shot
Somehow I find it hard to swallow:rolleyes:
most of s939 cpu's will not boot over 1.95V. my expirience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
Nice! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandybuck
Can you tell me the stepping of the cpu please and what your idle and load temperatures was? Thanks in advance.
Won't that give a cold idle and hot load temp? I.E. Won't it affect its ability to handle loads?Quote:
Originally Posted by CCUABIDExORxDIE
EDIT FROM MY DOUBLE POST:
It was a joke:ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by gianni-gt
btw: can someone tell me the superpi-time of brandy? the image is blocked in my office. :( thanks
21.359s
Initial Value: 0,313sQuote:
Originally Posted by gianni-gt
Loop 1: 1,250s
Loop 2: 2,328s
Loop 3: 3,406s
Loop 4: 4,484s
Loop 5: 5,563s
Loop 6: 6,641s
Loop 7: 7,719s
Loop 8: 8,797s
Loop 9: 9,875s
Loop 10: 10,953s
Loop 11: 12,031s
Loop 12: 13,109s
Loop 13: 14,188s
Loop 14: 15,250s
Loop 15: 16,328s
Loop 16: 17,391s
Loop 17: 18,438s
Loop 18: 19,469s
Loop 19 20,422s
PI Value Output: 21,359s
EDIT: Wow, I'm waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to late
hehe thanks... you have too much time :D
Actually I don't which is why it took me almost half an hour to type :D
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by gianni-gt
My spi score is not optimized. This weekend try again with more cooling and more vcore:D
@ OJ101
I cant believe the story with that fx-62...that are more than 1000 mhz more than the record of kingpin....that is a really fake, he didnt have any validations, cpu-z or other programms to read out the score.
And why did he have to chop the pic so small? To hide the open proggies on his task bar? I wanna join just to crap all over him :D But I won't
yea i dont think thats real at all, the only time ive seen A.I booster like that is with the old Asus Pw52d or whatever, the ones before conroe when everyone was getting like 4.9ghz on air with the p4 631. i betcha it that
Na I disagree. 1632.46MHz/326.49MHz = 5.000, i.e. AMD LTD multi. If it were an Intel it would be 1632.46MHz/408.12MHz or 1305.96MHz/326.49MHz. I hope that makes sence.
I therefore call hax, there's a program called Cheat Engine that can even change CPU-Z values (but it can't fake validations, unless you know the encryption key I guess), I reckon he used it or something similar.
nice score brandybuck :toast:
Yeah, I reckon that some decent D9's will get him into sub 21.000s:eek:
@ knopflerbruce
When can you send out a sample price list?
The CPUs are located in a friend's garage, and he's on holiday until early february. THEN I will make the list.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
I'm pretty sure that this is a tall order, but anything that does 3GHz on stock vcore stable? Or just 3GHz on stock cooling stable?
It's easy to find a 3700+/4000+ that does 3ghz on about 1.4v. Well, if you know which steppings to look for of course:) I'm sure there are a few on ebay already.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
Ideally what I want is 3GHz Prime stable at 1.35v. Any chances? Maybe you've got one or two you'd sell?