http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/3545/980x2.jpg
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Batch: 3032A340
Pack Date: 10/14/2010
do linx run for solid lol
prime just too easy
you can have 24 hours of prime n fail linx in a matter of minutes;)
Did not take a screenshot. Linx did not tax my system as much as prime look at the temp differences. I know I only did 5 runs with IBT. I am getting ready to go to the movies. I will do 20 run Linx again tomorrow and post a screenshot.
http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/8209/linxf.png
Sorry about the screenshot in that last post. I had SpeedStep and C States enabled when I did that Linx run, so that is not the correct core speed or multiplier. I ran the test at the same speed as the Prime 95 screenshot.
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Originally Posted by Alka Holic
Did you use the updated Linpack files from intel? They released files back in march that take full advantage of the 980X. There's link in page 30 of the LinX thread.
Also, I think you were only running 6 threads, not 12.....with IBT, you have to set it manually ;)
Still....looks like a very nice chip @ 4.6GHz with only 1.33V :eek:
yes, with 1.33V is crazy....I topped at 4.6 GHz with AIR, but I needed 1.47V for it :-D (burning temps was about 100 C)
Great result! I think you must re-run it under latest LinX (in this tread latest post) and post it there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alka Holic
When you run LinX also make sure you select Max Memory. That IBT run says your only using 4096MB of memory were it says you have 4833MB available.
That's a kickass chip.
Indeed, imagine at 1.70v :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
same on games zsamz you can linx prime and fail a heavy game ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
Ok, When I get home I will perform a Linx run with the setting mentioned here. IBT will not let me select max settings. I get an error stating that I d not have enough memory. I will post a screenshot after I complete the Linx run. I will do 20 passes. I ran Prime for 42 hours.
Not using a swap file?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alka Holic
Very nice chip indeed - almost 100GFlops (@linx) on your everyday pc, that used to be sci-fi a few years ago!
This is a good chip :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alka Holic
This is manufactured so late. Probably Intel has cooperated some of those improvements/goodies from 990x into these latest chips.
good? :D:D:D
It is monster if can handle 4,6 GHz LinX under 1,4V real :shocked:
My chip need 1,42V for 4600 MHz and i thought that is best :D
Ok, I just completed a Linx run (20) with updated Linpack libraries dated:
Monday September 27, 2010. The Gflops went down compared to IBT. Disregard the clockspeed and multiplier becaues I have C States and Speedstep enabled. The actual clockspeed is 158.51 x 29 = 4596.96 ghz. I am going to try lowering the multiplier and use a higher blck.
http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/2...un11232010.png
More info:
MB: Rampage 3 Extreme 1102 bios
Voltages:
CPU Load Line Calibration set to Auto
QPI Load Line Calibration disabled
Vcore: 1.34375 actual reading 1.336 with ROG
CPU PLL: Auto actual reading 1.812 with ROG
VTT: Auto actual reading 1.330 with ROG
DRAM: 1.64 actual reading 1.641 with ROG
Cooling: H20-220 Ultima XT Plus
I bought the processor from Microcenter this Sunday and they recieved the shipment on Thursday of last week.
:rotf::slapass::slap::stick:
PM me when you want to sell...............
this is the best gulftown chip i've ever seen
Fantastic chip man, congrats!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alka Holic
For showing actual clock in CPU-Z you may try take screenshot when running LinX:)
Could you tell us wich Microcenter (city)?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alka Holic
Regards
C_YAA
This time I got an error and bumped the vcore up to one notch -> 1.35. All other voltages are exactly the same as previously posted. The processor was bought at Microcenter in Bethesda Maryland. I think they have 4 or 5 left. I am not sure if they are they same batch and pack date.
During run:
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/7732/vcard.png
http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/3738/linxfinal1.png
After run:
http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/3751/linxfinal2.png
I hope I will be able to do this well.......... I just got my 980x it is the same batch and pack date as yours.
The only problem will be me this is my first i7 chip to overclock, I'm reading up now........
Thanks man..Quote:
Originally Posted by C_YAA
tompc3, where did U get yours?
From the Egg... shipped Nov 17th
I can only hope I get so lucky! :(
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10459464/phpd4QWw7PM.jpg
might be lucky enough to actually beat the OP 4.6ghz on water... Keep me updated on how it goes for ya !Quote:
Originally Posted by closetredneck
Thanks TomQuote:
Originally Posted by tompc3
crazy chip , nice one !!
I was able to hit 4.5g on air this evening! linX stable.. :yepp:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...239175&page=45
Awesome! :yepp: Do you have Vdroop enabled?Quote:
Originally Posted by tompc3
I think new gulf. will perform like this!!
What are your loop specs, temperatures seem WAY too high for my taste even with just 1.336v, with 1.336V i only hit around 55c max at 4.1.... With fans around 2000RPM. Ambient around 70F
I am sorry it took me so long to reply.... Vdroop is disabled and I have voltQuote:
Originally Posted by Alka Holic
meter hooked up for entire linX session voltage is rock solid.. I have been
at the brink of 4.7ghz (on air) but am having stability issues....
Great chip man, good luck on finding that thing.
I've bought a Gulfy from a fellow tweaker here in The Netherlands... I haven't had a lot of time so I still have to put in in but this is what it does on air:
http://tweakimg.net/g/forum/template...5v_Vantage.png
I'm going for 4.5GHz 24/7, also on air, with ~1.30v and I guess that will be possible ;) wish me luck :D