Unfortunately I could not run a 64bit OS, but this is also not a valid run as it was done with DICE. But I think it is still good for a 32bit OS....he he he
Phenom II 955 @ 4.9Ghz DICE
15995
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/9949/3345nbstable.jpg
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Unfortunately I could not run a 64bit OS, but this is also not a valid run as it was done with DICE. But I think it is still good for a 32bit OS....he he he
Phenom II 955 @ 4.9Ghz DICE
15995
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/9949/3345nbstable.jpg
nice, in x86 16 000 points :)
However.... It was done with DICE
ok guys,i put up pic"s here of my system.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...63#post4019863
nice setup! it is really amazing how you can push these chips when the temps are below ambients, i tried it twice with an apogee drive and a cooler full of ice and i got idle temps at 3c and pi 32m at 11c running at 4.3+ ghz, maximum validation was at 4.4ghz win7 x64 :) really enjoyed that little moment (1.5hrs benching)Quote:
Originally Posted by equinox1
That shows a lot of get your hands dirty ingenuity equinox1 and I can relate to that in a direct way. Here I am in the Stone Age (or maybe Ice Age in this case) placing ice on my rads in a camping cooler. I can’t get my system that cold yet, maybe in my unheated garage in January but not now, not here in September anyway. I’m impressed with your chiller, way to go man. Nice 3d06 score also. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by equinox1
Very cool equinox1! :up: That is in a total different league than my plain watercooling with rads.
What waterblock are you using there? It was pretty unrecognizable with all the erasrer over it but it looks like an Apogee to me right?
yes it's an apogee gt. im a little concerned about it holding up but so far its been ok. cant seem to find anyone who makes a solid copper block anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
I admire sheer amount of work needed to build that rack :clap:
Killer system and scores equinox1!
The heatkiller 3.0 is a full copper block. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by equinox1
that will do the trick,thanks zeus. ordered and on the way.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
You're welcome buddy.
ok so hows this one,so close to 18k but no matter what i do it just wont get there.
voltage is really at 1.65 in aod, cpuzdoes not register it correctly. i do like aod.
17965
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...1204/17965.jpg
today i tried Cinebench at 1.55V and 4 GHZ, temps was OK-56 C, but Cinebench program exit behind render (about 30s runs)...What does mean it?
Dave, my wife bought me one of those 550be’s yesterday so I tested it a little today. I thought maybe you were getting lonely.
Water cooling (cool water, rads. in ice water)
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...4scorecpuz.png
Ha! Nice, another DualCore scoring better than my Quad :rolleyes: :p:
i got 12927 points. dont know if this is any good? my first run in cinebench ever ^^ was done at 4ghz, with the rig in my sig. XP pro 32 bit..
http://geting.se/image.php/195900-cine @ 4ghz.JPG
yes, its very good for 32-bit OS.
OK :) nice ...
think i can squeeze some more mhz out of it.. its a very nice chip compared to my old 940.. and for only half the price. i will update when im in the 13K territory :)
And my Cinebench, only 12 914 poits (magical 13 000 in x86 :D)
http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/2...mhz2870mhz.jpg
Heres my X86 on cold air....but not fine tuned
http://slappa.ln2cooling.com/qdig-fi...rg_13298CB.png
Well even though the score is not the highest I imagine you could appreciate the way I did it ;)
(hint: in the center of the image at the very top)
17 350, whau, nice 1
Hi
I bougth 6 phenom II X2 540 last week for my company. 3 of them I managed to unlock 4 cores 100% stable :)
I don't have the screens, but at default speed (3ghz) with 4gb DDR3 785G they managed 98xx score. About 1m33s. For reference our Q9650 2.8ghz did 1m11s. Not bad for 78€ cpu lol