SPI 1M WR = 21.203 with a dothan --> soon 20s??

By TAM

just AWESOME :toast: :slobber: :eek:

Time: 21.203s (Super PI Mod v1.4 1M)
Clock：3443.5MHz (fsb264.9Mhz x13)
CPU: PentiumM 760 JSL7SM MALAYSIA
M/B: ASUS P4C800-E (36ZG / BIOS:1021.007) + CT-479
CPU Cooling: LN2 (Pro3 + V-TEC ARC Bed Rev.3.4)
Memory: Kingston KHX3500 CL2 256MB x2
VGA: ATI rageXL (PCI)
HDD: IBM DTLA-307015
Power Supply: Zippy-460w
Vcore: 1.695v (テスタ読み)
Vddr: 3.55v, Vio: 3.68v, Vagp: 1.85v
OS: Windows Server 2003
MEM: 400MHz, Turbo, CL2.0-2-2-5-4-E-A-A
備考: 1:1 200MHz起動、室温17℃

http://u-san.net/c-board/c-board.cgi?cmd=one;no=210;id=

http://u-san.net/c-board/file/M760-3443_21.203s.gif

Looks awesome! :toast:

It's a real shame Intel doesn't have a decent Dothan desktop platform yet (but that makes it even more amazing to see this kind of stuff from a CPU that wasn't designed for desktop use!)

Very Impressive :D

The little Dothan is a giant killer :D

Seems that the adapter has come in handy ;)

Wonder if we will see some more try's with Dothans now... FUGGER, Charlie, macci, The Stilt. IIRC you guys were the ones who tried out the Dothans a bit ago.

:eek2:

:slobber: :slobber: :slobber: :slobber: :slobber:

That's incredible, i would never expect dothan to have any WR :toast:
:YIPPIE:

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Originally Posted by mcnbns

Looks awesome! :toast:

It's a real shame Intel doesn't have a decent Dothan desktop platform yet (but that makes it even more amazing to see this kind of stuff from a CPU that wasn't designed for desktop use!)

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Adapter ;) See the 'desktop' board hes using.

I guess Intel is very happy with that WR =)
Ubernice!

I dunno if a 2.13GHz is better for an overclockin'

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Originally Posted by Bennah

Adapter ;) See the 'desktop' board hes using.

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My bad, I forgot about that adapter completely. I guess that shows how carefully I looked at that link. :slap:

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Originally Posted by Ubermann

I guess Intel is very happy with that WR =)
Ubernice!

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fortunately there are Intel's dothan...

My next chip is dothan now. Do they all reach the same ceiling?

Would like to see the 3 stage on this. The Vegas cascade's are starting to pass and be better than LN2 is w/ the load. But these chips hardly put out any load anyways.

wow, been awhile since I looked at dothans. Didn't know they were reaching that high (ghz wise). Whats the highest dothan wr so far?

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Originally Posted by kryptobs2000

wow, been awhile since I looked at dothans. Didn't know they were reaching that high (ghz wise). Whats the highest dothan wr so far?

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I think Tam can get a screenie around 3520MHz

dual channel meets dotham at 260mhz+ 1:1 at 2-2-2-5 "WOW"

thats some power.. wonder what that would do in 3dmark2k1 ;)

hint hint :clap:

Congrats TAM... :up:
Does anyone have dothans in daily systems under water/phase? I'd like to see benchies of what they can do as far as day to day systems... :)

Nice dothan firepower from TAM and a superpi record indeed.....Here's :toast: to that!!!

Back to the thread title... I think we can see 20secs super PI real close with a Dothan... before the FX57's arrive, but who knows they might not crack the mustard ;)

fx57 if cold bug no way 20s, lol

20s will take 3900mhz fx57 with a good 250mhz+ 1:1 ram ratio IMO :)

fx55
3380=24s
3540=23s
3720=22s

can't imagine fx at 20s, lol

I knew the dothan would take the superpi record sooner or later.

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Originally Posted by sandybeach

can't imagine fx at 20s, lol

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Did you imagine an FX55 @ 4000mhz :D

Ricky and Pedro have the nack of getting the best from FX's it seems.

Wonder if they try some super pi action?

Dothan holy Dothan

The FX killer IS HERE

awesome muscle power!!!

Those Dothan's are amazing, gotta get me one at some point and have some Dothan + cascade action!

What cooling was this on?

LN2 ^^in the first post