New AMD Athlon X2 BE2350@3.0GHz on Air just easy !

system...

AMD Athlon X2 BE2350@3.0GHz (300x10), 1.550V
Scythe Andy Samurai Master + SS FM121 fan
ASUS M2R32-MVP
G.SKILL 8000HZ 2*1GB@1000MHz CL 4-4-4-5
ATI HD2900XT@860/999MHz stock cooler/stock voltage
Seagate Baracuda 7200.7 120GB
SilverStone Strider850

result...
Pi1M
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/5...235030gjl4.png
Pi32M
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/9...235030guk3.png
3D01
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/1...235030gqg6.png
3D03
http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/9...235030gsp3.png
3D05
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/8...235030gap5.png
3D06
http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/9...235030gbp6.png
AQUAMARK
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/2...235030gtb3.png

nice.. :D

Sisoft Sandra Bench.

http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/4...235030grg2.png

http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/1...235030gib5.png

http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/8...235030gct7.png

http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/7...235030gya2.png

http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/6...235030gap5.png

:)

Nice, I've considered getting one myself once they retail

just one question, is the chip at 1.55v, or 1.15v, what you said and what cpuz reports disagree, but cpuz has been known to make voltage errors, which is the correct one?

ZoLKoRn:
VCore seems too low at 3GHz core clock :eek:
Good job, nonetheless!

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ZoLKoRn:
VCore seems too low at 3GHz core clock :eek:
Good job, nonetheless!

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his voltage was actually 1.55v... cpu-z reports default voltage.

Very nice result!

I have question, how on earth you're getting over 10GB/s memory bandwidth in SiSoft at only 1000MHz?? Or I will ask differently, why I'm getting only 7,6GB's with same memory clock and single core Lima?
Anyone know answer?? I'm on MSI nF570U mobo.

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Nice, I've considered getting one myself once they retail

just one question, is the chip at 1.55v, or 1.15v, what you said and what cpuz reports disagree, but cpuz has been known to make voltage errors, which is the correct one?

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ZoLKoRn:
VCore seems too low at 3GHz core clock :eek:
Good job, nonetheless!

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Originally Posted by fakhrain

his voltage was actually 1.55v... cpu-z reports default voltage.

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yep, i set in bios 1.55v but cpuz show the default :)

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Originally Posted by Lightman

Very nice result!

I have question, how on earth you're getting over 10GB/s memory bandwidth in SiSoft at only 1000MHz?? Or I will ask differently, why I'm getting only 7,6GB's with same memory clock and single core Lima?
Anyone know answer?? I'm on MSI nF570U mobo.

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How the bus speed on you use ? because mem BW have come two way, 1st high memory speed and low latency , 2nd higher the bus speed

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How the bus speed on you use ? because mem BW have come two way, 1st high memory speed and low latency , 2nd higher the bus speed

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I'm around 900HTT (299MHz HT clock) so it's same as yours. My rig in single channel mode was getting 7GB/s+ and dual channel added only 600MB/s to that... Maybe it is some limitation for single core? Or you're using different version of sisoft than me? I'm using 2007.4.11.22 x64. Thanks for reply :up:

nice :)

some photos ?

zolkorn , nice clocks mate !!! Good job !
You have the 3200 Xpress Chipset , raise the HTT speeds and go above 1000 HT
and you will see a nice boost in your 32M speeds. 1M doesnt matter that much but a high HT speed definitely helps in 32 M , try it out , your board should be able to do 1500 mhz HT speed easy !

change ini in cpu-z.

this is brisbane?

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zolkorn , nice clocks mate !!! Good job !
You have the 3200 Xpress Chipset , raise the HTT speeds and go above 1000 HT
and you will see a nice boost in your 32M speeds. 1M doesnt matter that much but a high HT speed definitely helps in 32 M , try it out , your board should be able to do 1500 mhz HT speed easy !

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Thank a lot mate, I'll try again the future ;)

Hi |3ourne, now i tried high HTT at 1500MHz but i don't see some different, I don't know why ?

http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/1...2ht1500gj7.png

and to day i'm try for crossfire performance it look good for small CPU, i think :up: same spec but GPU stock speed.

http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/3685/3d0316xst2.png

http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/4156/3d0616xrq5.png

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change ini in cpu-z.

this is brisbane?

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it is Brisbane I believe.

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Hi |3ourne, now i tried high HTT at 1500MHz but i don't see some different, I don't know why ?

http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/1...2ht1500gj7.png

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hmmmm , interesting , lemme try that on my board and see if that makes any difference . Usually it does , at least it gave me a pretty decent boost but that was for socket 939 but you would figure that it would do the same on AM2 as well. Lemme try it out , ill do it tomorrow evening after getting home from work .

Anandtech said in their review, this cpu doesnt overclock well at all.
Thanks

batch ? :D

nice clock m8

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Originally Posted by Lightman

Very nice result!

I have question, how on earth you're getting over 10GB/s memory bandwidth in SiSoft at only 1000MHz?? Or I will ask differently, why I'm getting only 7,6GB's with same memory clock and single core Lima?
Anyone know answer?? I'm on MSI nF570U mobo.

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I ain't sure either, but you should get way more than that. Are your memory sticks in dual-channel yeah?

Here's my UBER CRAP ADATA DDR2-800 (5,5,5,18,25,2t) run at 750Mhz (4,4,4,12,18,2t)

My mystery is solved :)

Today I swapped my SC 3500+ 65nm to DC 4800+ 65nm core and ....

Attachment 61389

:D
BTW vcore reading from CPU-Z on this pic is correct! I'm doing 3GHz@1.45V.

Still strange how my A-DATA DDR2-800 @ 750mhz (4,4,4,12,18,2t) pulls more. Mustn't be so crappy afterall :)

This is also the reason I'd like to see what DDR3 2000mhz can pull. It should ATLEAST be 12-13gb/s you would think. I know it's early days yet...well...not really since it's been on general sale for over a month...but you'd think (or hope) it has the performance to go with the price tag.

The SPI 1M says it all. I got these results with a 939 opty at 2.8GHz.
Looks like we have to wait for the new AMD cores since these are already history.

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Still strange how my A-DATA DDR2-800 @ 750mhz (4,4,4,12,18,2t) pulls more. Mustn't be so crappy afterall :)

This is also the reason I'd like to see what DDR3 2000mhz can pull. It should ATLEAST be 12-13gb/s you would think. I know it's early days yet...well...not really since it's been on general sale for over a month...but you'd think (or hope) it has the performance to go with the price tag.

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Looks like you're on 90nm core and that might add some bandwidth to sisoftsandra score despite memory speed disparity.:)

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Looks like you're on 90nm core and that might add some bandwidth to sisoftsandra score despite memory speed disparity.:)

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I've been wondering about this myself. I've started a thread here for guys to submit their results so they can be compared in a single thread. If anyone's interested :)

Sorry for OT

im wondering why your asking why low bus speed and high bus speed makes little difference in ram speed.

thats becuase it makes very little difference.
this is OLD OLD AMD knowledge.
ever since the 754 chips the HTT bus speed made almost no difference in ram/system speed.

its the same way on intel nvidia chipsets. if you set the HTT multiplier to 3x there isnt much difference between that and 4x or 2x


good overclock on the chip though.

my 3600 brisbane does 3g @ 1.5v on the abit NF-M2 NView and i have seen many more do 3g at less volts.

1.55 for 3ghz isnt anything special but its a good clock.
congrats!

I don't have exact figures, but I tried this out not long ago when scratching my head over differences in mem bandwidth. It did make a difference. might do a back to back comparison now i have a spare windsor handy

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I don't have exact figures, but I tried this out not long ago when scratching my head over differences in mem bandwidth. It did make a difference. might do a back to back comparison now i have a spare windsor handy

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That will be very useful... :up: