The Stilt goes crazy with 660! SPi1M @ 6578MHz!

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06-12-2005, 01:21 AM
equlizer

Congrats
That in one hell of a xtreme SuperPi run :toast:
06-12-2005, 07:17 AM
The Stilt

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Originally Posted by Sesto Sento

the stilt what about a prommy on the mosfets? that should give some more space to clock even higher i guess...

I doubt it would do any difference, since the mosfets don´t even warm up.
The cpu just takes too much juice.
06-12-2005, 08:05 AM
Cornelious0_0

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Originally Posted by equlizer

Congrats
That in one hell of a xtreme SuperPi run :toast:

You can say that again, I still can't get over how ridiculously crazy this is...makes me salivate to think about sitting down at that thing. :slobber:
06-12-2005, 08:31 AM
Cornelious0_0

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Originally Posted by Troman

lol you got an X300 ?

you have some benches of that laying around? :woot:

Don't have the card yet...but this is what I'll have to work with for some 3D runs. Not the best stepping out there, but with 20C load temps it does 2.9GHz like nothing, so a Pelt is my next move. :cool:
06-12-2005, 12:49 PM
gloatlizard

the stilt your cpu make 4.5ghz with stock cooling but it is that frequence superPI 1m runnable?i ask you becouse probably we have twin cpus;)lol
06-12-2005, 01:43 PM
The Stilt

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Originally Posted by gloatlizard

the stilt your cpu make 4.5ghz with stock cooling but it is that frequence superPI 1m runnable?i ask you becouse probably we have twin cpus;)lol

I have only one cpu, 660.
Maximum SuperPI 1M stable frequenzy with stock cooling is 4.55GHz.
06-13-2005, 01:23 AM
gloatlizard

wow,it is able to run superpi to 4,55 impressive!!!
06-13-2005, 03:40 AM
lupacchiotto

hi the stilt...in your screen i see you use the ram's timings at cas 4231...
you have see an increment of the performance using this timings?
using cas 3 as long as frequency you are stable for a superPi 1M?
thanks
06-13-2005, 04:13 AM
perkam

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Originally Posted by The Stilt

I have only one cpu, 660.
Maximum SuperPI 1M stable frequenzy with stock cooling is 4.55GHz.

Hey, Stilt. I dont know if this has been asked before so pls forgive me if it has :)

Any perf loss/gain from using the 660 over the 560 ???

Thx.

Perkam
06-13-2005, 04:55 AM
The Stilt

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Originally Posted by perkam

Hey, Stilt. I dont know if this has been asked before so pls forgive me if it has :)

Any perf loss/gain from using the 660 over the 560 ???

Thx.

Perkam

2MB L2 cache (660) is 1 second faster in SuperPI 1M compared to 1MB (560).
In SuperPI 8M there is no difference.
06-13-2005, 05:05 AM
alexio

I was wondering if a program could be made to put small programs like superpi entirely in the cpu cache. I know superpi will probably be a bit too big but pifast would fit in the 2mb. I'm not a real experienced programmer and I know how complicated window's memory management is so it might not be possible, it's just a brainstorm.
06-13-2005, 03:23 PM
uclajd

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Originally Posted by alexio

I was wondering if a program could be made to put small programs like superpi entirely in the cpu cache. I know superpi will probably be a bit too big but pifast would fit in the 2mb. I'm not a real experienced programmer and I know how complicated window's memory management is so it might not be possible, it's just a brainstorm.

Unfortunately, some elements would call it a "cheat," considering how the SuperPi version which uses all of the Precott's features was portrayed by some. :rolleyes: I've always thought that the point of a benchmark was to complete a task, not the program itself.

Of course, the Dothan makes that moot now, as it pwns.
06-14-2005, 02:56 AM
SuddenDemise

I so dont understand how he got to 6.5GHz, also how come in the instructions set it says x86-64 P4s aren't 64Bit....Excuse me if I sound noobish
06-14-2005, 05:22 AM
Cornelious0_0

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Originally Posted by SuddenDemise

I so dont understand how he got to 6.5GHz

He's "operating" at a much higher level when it comes to experience, resources, and skill...I'd love to have some serious runs at a nice OC like that myself..I've got the knowledge, just nowhere NEAR the cash to get a setup like that up and running. :(
06-14-2005, 07:41 AM
dpa

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Originally Posted by SuddenDemise

I so dont understand how he got to 6.5GHz, also how come in the instructions set it says x86-64 P4s aren't 64Bit....Excuse me if I sound noobish

660 = 32/64bit
06-14-2005, 07:43 AM
13oost

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Originally Posted by Troman

hmm yes that often separates the best from the wel..less good oc'es..cash and relationships...

generally its the relationships that makes the difference, some of the hardware that these guys go through would even hurt the wallet of a fairly rich person :slap:
06-15-2005, 05:05 AM
The Stilt

Hmm..

I´m going to receive my new P5WD2 tomorrow.
I have already received some Corsair 8000UL sticks, and there is some LN2 left in the container ;)

Maybe tomorrow :D
06-15-2005, 05:28 AM
The Stilt

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Originally Posted by Troman

Corsair 8000UL sticks? :stick:
typo? :slobber:

Nope, actually two kits ;)
06-15-2005, 10:28 AM
mr_knowitall15

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Originally Posted by The Stilt

We would never see such frequencies on P5ND2-SLI, because it has only 3 stage cpu power ciqcuit. If four stage cirquit can´t handle the load, no way in hell three stager would.

so is the P5WD2 4 stage also? if so, i think i may have made up my mind on what new board to get, unless abit or dfi comes out with an insane NF4 Intel Ed. soon....
06-15-2005, 10:54 AM
MeTsU

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Originally Posted by mr_knowitall15

so is the P5WD2 4 stage also? if so, i think i may have made up my mind on what new board to get, unless abit or dfi comes out with an insane NF4 Intel Ed. soon....

Yes it is. :)

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