[Socket 754] MULTI-record (SuperPI 1M 26.922s - Pifast 37.72 - Screen 3409MHz)
Today we did a Dry-ice run with a Socket 754 3700+ clawhammer which allready did 3137pifast on a prommy Mach1 @ R507 :).
The hardware used:
-DFI Lanparty UT NF3 250
-OCZ DDR booster
-OCZ 256MB and Mushkin 256MB (OLD bH-5)
-PCPower&Cooling 510w sli psu
And last but not least the 3700+ clawhammer S754
Pifast Socket 754 (WR?)
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/temp/...3306_3772s.JPG
Validation:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=16585
SuperPi 1M Socket 754 (WR?)
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/temp/...2_3306_275.JPG
Validation:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=16585
SuperPi 8M Socket 754
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/temp/...5_3281_273.JPG
Validation:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=16589
Highest Socket 754 validation
http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/16586.png
Full Validation:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=16586
And some pics:
The Home made container and holddown mounted on the board
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_1.jpg
Checking the contact. It's ok :). Insulation ring greased up with vaseline to creat an airtight seal. This worked great. We did a 4hour run without any condensation problems!!
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_3.jpg
Neoprene on the board (greased up).
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_4.jpg
Springs were VERY tight :D. The extra plate on the backside made the total assembly stiffer so the boards doesn't bend under the extreme stress.
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_5.jpg
3.9v on the mem. 4.0v has been used allso but didn't help.
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_6.jpg
Picture after the 4 hour straight run :)
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_7.jpg
Container on a artificial load (movie will be online soon!!)
http://members.home.nl/epsilon/di/thumbs/di5_8.jpg
Tnx to The Doctor who polished the container and helped me on the run :)