New 32M WR 10m56.515s by kyosen

The records keep falling. :) Congratulations again to kyosen. :toast:

M/B: ASUS P5W DH Deluxe, BIOS: 0078
CPU: Conroe E6700 ES
Memory: Corsair XMS2-6400C3(v1.1) 1GB x2
VGA: RivaTNT2 32MB/PCI
HDD: WesternDigital Raptor WD740GD
Power Supply: Zippy-600GE
Vcore: 1.701V, Vdimm: 2.801V, Vmch: 1.950V, Vfsb: 1.654V, Vio: 3.424V
OS: Windows Server 2003 Enterprise

http://222.151.149.56/c-board/file/1...00_4564_C3.png

Also, very nice results with the 6400C3's. I think the memory speeds are much more realistic on P5W DH than Bad Axe.

http://222.151.149.56/c-board/file/S...H_476.1_C3.png

Didn't you forget the 8M? :)
Hm I think it's Kyosen's birthday today right? Congrats kyosen!

I said it that Kyosen-san would be sub 11 after switching to 0078!! :)Tanjyoubi omedetou gozaimasu Kyosen-san!

Sorry. 8M and birthday cake. :D

http://222.151.149.56/c-board/file/2...00_4605_C3.png

http://222.151.149.56/c-board/file/2...5_birthday.jpg

Hehe ;) Well everyone can't be perfect sierra :D

impresive mate, more if you consider that its only a 6700 and b4 stepping

Another breakthrough 32M, kyosen :slobber: On top of that, 2.8vdimm on 6400C3 :up:
Happy BDay :bday:

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Originally Posted by sierra_bound

Also, very nice results with the 6400C3's. I think the memory speeds are much more realistic on P5W DH than Bad Axe.

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Absolutely! They are very comparable to what I get with 6400C3 on AM2 - 32M @ 450Mhz 8-3-3-3.0 and 1M @ 460Mhz 8-3-3-3.0 with 2.5v...

dam that's fast ..but 2.8v vdimm :eek:

Sub 11 seconds, what a wonderful birthday present to yourself! :D

One thing I forgot to mention. Chipset was watercooled.

http://222.151.149.56/c-board/file/2...ce-cooling.jpg

what's that block in between the chipset block and the video card ???

Congrats with the WR - and especially the birthday :)

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!!

Your setup looks nice!! Always a "clean" desktop... :-)

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Originally Posted by eva2000

what's that block in between the chipset block and the video card ???

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I think that's a CPU block that's attached to the loop. He probably just took the watercooling set-up from an old system. I believe his notes say it's a Socket 754 block!

Happy birthday kyosen :party:

Very nice setup and results. Imho this means much, much more than a simple pi1M run :)

Awesome WR on ur birthday, some people say that what happens in birthday may symbolize ur upcoming year. :D

btw, how do you make that temp sensor, anyone got the schematics/blueprints/whatever on how to make on of those?

very nice for only beeing a 6700 step 4. :banana:

great job go on
and happy birthday...

greets

I think there are some rigs in this world that can do 1m pi at around 10min ....
Awesome Work !

looks like kyosen gave himself a very good birthday present :slobber: :slobber: :slobber: It just keeps getting better and better, and why am I not surprised to see kyosen take a WR ?

happy birthday dude and congrats on the new WR :thumbsup:

We're starting to see legitimate excuses to have 64M and 128M super pi options now.
Congrats btw.

A few days ago, SPI 1m in under 10sec was acheived. This makes me wonder, will we see under 10 minutes SPI 32m with conroe soon?

Kyosen, how much does water cooling the chipset on the P5W help?

Hi,Kyosen-san
Congratulations New WR of 32M!!

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Originally Posted by Celeron Gamer

btw, how do you make that temp sensor, anyone got the schematics/blueprints/whatever on how to make on of those?

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My thermometer
http://bird.zero.ad.jp/~zan89925/on5.jpg

I think that kyosen-san is the same.
It is thermometer kit sold by the "Akizuki denshi" of Akihabara.
K type Thermocouple & Temperature sensor S8100B.

Not sure whether to send out to foreign countries.

Congrat for b-day and WR :D

Happy B-day kyosen.......Way to go.......:D

Congrats on the special day and the WR - sensational bench!

Still dryice-cooling:)
...yes I know that stepping 5 E6700 & X6800 are awesome, but I got 4M sub 1min. at first;)

32M: 10m50.485s @4605.6MHz ...New WR
http://222.151.145.37/c-board/file/1..._4605.6_C3.png

8M: 2m13.297s @4701.3MHz ...New WR
http://222.151.145.37/c-board/file/2..._4701.3_C3.png

4M: 59.797s @4683.3MHz ...New WR
http://222.151.145.37/c-board/file/5..._4683.3_C3.png

2M: 25.860s @4701.1MHz
http://222.151.145.37/c-board/file/2..._4701.1_C3.png

1M: 10.688s @4701.1MHz
http://222.151.145.37/c-board/file/1..._4701.1_C3.png

My rig:
http://222.151.145.37/c-board/file/2...ce-cooling.jpg


And several answers for your questions:

bachus_anonym> They are very comparable to what I get with 6400C3 on AM2 - 32M @ 450Mhz 8-3-3-3.0 and 1M @ 460Mhz 8-3-3-3.0 with 2.5v...
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Your information was very helpful for purchasing 6400C3, many thanks!!!

eva2000> what's that block in between the chipset block and the video card ???
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sierra_bound> I think that's a CPU block that's attached to the loop. He probably just took the watercooling set-up from an old system. I believe his notes say it's a Socket 754 block!
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sierra_bound said all:)

Celeron Gamer> how do you make that temp sensor, anyone got the schematics/blueprints/whatever on how to make on of those?
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OMEGA3> It is thermometer kit sold by the "Akizuki denshi" of Akihabara.
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Thank you OMEGA3, OMEGA-san...BTW, pronunciation of '3' is 'san' in Japanese:)
Yes, my thermometer is same as OMEGA3's.

rick_fx> will we see under 10 minutes SPI 32m with conroe soon?
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X6800 B1 will arrive here in Japan in this week or so.
I did not order it this time...I hope other japanese OCers will break 10min;)

ZX7891> how much does water cooling the chipset on the P5W help?
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Difference was ~8MHz in my case.
In same condition (Corsair XMS2-5400UL, Vdimm=2.42V, Vmch=1.90V) except chipset cooling,
by air -> 472MHz
by water -> 480MHz

Edit: IP address maintenance

Congratulations on becoming the first to break one minute barrier in 4M. :toast:

And you did it with less than 4.7GHz. ;)

Gratsz sub 1 min 4M
This super pi race is getting sickening :)

I'd like to give a special thanks to kyosen-san for taking the time to anser many questions :) As a "top" clocker, I'm sure he could find many other things to do ;)

Awesome job kyosen!

:toast:

how much vmch are you giving it?

Thank you everyone:)

Waus-mod> how much vmch are you giving it?
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Vmch=1.95V;)

Great.. you still have room then in the vmch
How high could you go with the standard 1.65vmch?

Waus-mod>How high could you go with the standard 1.65vmch?
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Scaling Vmch/Max FSB under water-cooled north with Corsair 5400UL.
Here 'Max FSB' is limitation of SuperPI-mod 1M complete run.

Vmch : Max FSB
1.56 : 419.4
1.60 : 431.3
1.65 : 446.8
1.70 : 460.5
1.75 : 470.1
1.80 : 474.8
1.85 : 477.8
1.90 : 480.8
1.95 : 482.0

water on chipset help a little?

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Originally Posted by d@rkn1ko

water on chipset help a little?

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As already mentioned above, 472(air) -> 480(water) in my one case.
I don't know how do you feel ~8MHz difference, but at least for me,
It's beneficial;)

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Originally Posted by realsmasher

very nice for only beeing a 6700 step 4. :banana:

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Just what I was going to say...very nice bday present...truely a nice job. :toast:

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Originally Posted by kyosen

As already mentioned above, 472(air) -> 480(water) in my one case.
I don't know how do you feel ~8MHz difference, but at least for me,
It's beneficial;)

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oh sorry :) thx :toast:

Awesome kyosen-san, respect. :toast:

:woot:

Incredible 32M action!!

simply awesome :slobber: :clap: :slobber:

Amazing results:slobber: :worship:
Have you planned some SPI action with X6800?

Man ur 2M beats my 1 by almost 4 secs :(

Hi Kiosen

congrats for the result...

Did the Vfsb mod helped a lot to reach 480 FSB?

Did you test the difference with and without Vfsb mod?

Thanks

Can sb tell me what exactly Vmch is? voltage of NB? and what Vfsb is?

This is my max on aircooled northbridge and 1.9vmch :(

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...w5-e6600/7.jpg

Thank you everyone:)

nachthymnen> Have you planned some SPI action with X6800?
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Yes, of course...but after official release;)

giorgioprimo> Did the Vfsb mod helped a lot to reach 480 FSB?
giorgioprimo> Did you test the difference with and without Vfsb mod?
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Vfsb-mod did almost none, or very very a little.
I could reach 482FSB with Vmch=1.95V, Vfsb=1.50V...
...but I still hope that Vfsb-mod may give +1MHz FSB:)

zbogorgon> Can sb tell me what exactly Vmch is? voltage of NB? and what Vfsb is?
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Vmch = Voltage of Memory Controller Hub, and MCH = North Bridge.
I think that Vfsb is FSB termination voltage...described as VTT in the Pen4 datasheet: Page22
ftp://download.intel.com/design/Pent...s/31030801.pdf
There is also VCCA as voltage relating FSB, but it seems that same voltage is supplied
to VTT and VCCA, at least for P5W-DH and D975XBX.

Waus-mod> This is my max on aircooled northbridge and 1.9vmch
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Hmm...I still suspect that each Core& Core2 series CPU has its own FSB wall:(

I'd like to push my step 4 6700 to these heights, thanks for us showing it's possible kyosen. Really nice results :)