Sub 6min 32M with 2600K on Maximus IV Extreme
Here is my first super 32M under 6min with an Intel core i7 2600K
Configuration :
Asus Maximus IV Extreme bios 0681
Intel Core i7 2600K retail
2 X 2Gb G.Skill RipjawsX 17066 7-10-7-27 1.65V
Corsair AX1200W
AMD HD 4350
Windows XP SP3
Vcore 1.6V
VCCIO 1.10V
VDimm 1.7V
This chip can do it with 4/8 but less hot with 3 cores enabled. His max cpuz is also 5650Mhz.
Last edited by Pt1t; 01-17-2011 at 12:21 AM.
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Nice clock thomas
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sub 6 @ 5600 nice one man
Originally Posted by LardArse
nice oc
THat's one massive HD4350, lol XD
Yes :p i switched the GTX 580 by a 4350 for pi
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nice Ptit, nice board, nice chip and nice result
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congrats on sub 6min ! Air cooled too
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Impressive time Thomas
Nice chip you got there
Aye, very nice, indeed! Great result!
Look at the angle!
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seems that with SB , Super PI benefits a lot from ram timings, right ?
what was the volt for the ram to do those awesome timings
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super pi has always benefited from Ram frequency and timings, nothing specific about SB. And amazing clocks and efficiency their Pt1t
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seems i have been away from xtreme for sometime
but i mean that w saw results @ nearly 5.6Ghz and the super pi was more than 6 minutes and 2 seconds as i remember,
so i was amazed to the big difference in results nearly cause only of ram
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Nice
5.6GHz run 32M
So fast
If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you'll most certainly be right.
With Superpi 32m all benefits of Ram Freq. and timings are clearly noticeable unlike in Superpi 1m(this is for any platform), and a difference of 3 seconds and more can be easily seen in any platform just based on Ram and other tweaks in 32m. Ofcourse SB is bringing huge efficiency benefit by itself on other hand, for similar timings on Gulftown one required speeds of around 6100-6200Mhz for example.seems i have been away from xtreme for sometime
but i mean that w saw results @ nearly 5.6Ghz and the super pi was more than 6 minutes and 2 seconds as i remember,
so i was amazed to the big difference in results nearly cause only of ram
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awesome run pt1t! sub 6 minutes 32m is damn nice and that eff also rocks
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sof pulled a fermi on all of us !!!
Wow, great result.
I congratulate
Nice, great result.
Sub 6min on air - very impressive!
Hmm, why have you set fan to blow the hot air directly against CPU instead of pulling the hot air up - away from the CPU?
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2010: Gigabyte P55, Hamburg/Germany #6 @ wprime 1024/SPI 1M (w. THC) AOCM III, Minfeld/Germany #6 @ 01SE/AM3/1M/8M (w. NeoForce)
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Hmm, why have you set fan to blow the hot air directly against CPU instead of pulling the hot air up - away from the CPU?
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thats a really nice huge score on air, but these noctua coolers are more than air coolers! They have a bit of a water cooler
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Nice run all on air
VRM needs cooling too.Hmm, why have you set fan to blow the hot air directly against CPU instead of pulling the hot air up - away from the CPU?
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