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    I though this XS running your system to the extreme, not trashing every produced that fall by 1% behind the competitor.
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    Something about coldbug with Phenom II 940 on cascade ->

    HTT 270 bootable
    HTT 280 easly to bench
    NB and HT freq. 2250MHz - easly to bench

    Evap temp ~-115*C, for me it's good score

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Something about coldbug with Phenom II 940 on cascade ->

    HTT 270 bootable
    HTT 280 easly to bench
    NB and HT freq. 2250MHz - easly to bench

    Evap temp ~-115*C, for me it's good score
    Thanks for info Ryba!
    What clocks did you achieve on cascade?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lightman View Post
    Thanks for info Ryba!
    What clocks did you achieve on cascade?

    PS. Is PhII already available to buy in Poland? (if yes, then where)
    Is not available now to buy it

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Something about coldbug with Phenom II 940 on cascade ->

    HTT 270 bootable
    HTT 280 easly to bench
    NB and HT freq. 2250MHz - easly to bench

    Evap temp ~-115*C, for me it's good score
    Hi there.You can try and completely avoid the coldbug by running HyperTransport links at ~1GHz.NB clocks can be default or even higher,but HyperTransport should be kept at 1.0 standard and at 1GHz.

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    Do I have to say this again?

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    This is not the place to troll and flamebait. Keep AMD vs Intel discussions or "AMD can't beat Intel" out of this thread.

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    thank you
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    With HT set to 1.0 how high can the Frequency go without hitting cold bug?
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    Quote Originally Posted by G0ldBr1ck View Post
    With HT set to 1.0 how high can the Frequency go without hitting cold bug?
    I think so. IIRC, Sampsa and others went this route. IIRC, they mostly overclocked via Multi only. I don't believe much FSB was done either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Throwed View Post
    I think so. IIRC, Sampsa and others went this route. IIRC, they mostly overclocked via Multi only. I don't believe much FSB was done either.
    I didnt word that right. what I meant was how high can the NB go before hitting the coldbug.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Throwed View Post
    I think so. IIRC, Sampsa and others went this route. IIRC, they mostly overclocked via Multi only. I don't believe much FSB was done either.
    It's hard overclock cpu by FSB, when CPU don't have it.

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    Man, can't ya just sit back and say lets see what this new beast from AMD will really do in mortal hands?
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    I did 220htt with -160 °C ht 2.0 1320 MHZ for all benches and found out (somehow) settings short afterwards with dice -60°C core idle 250htt boot - I think HTT will raise sooner or later for the results. Testing with multi is just so easy for initial, short testing and you tend to leave out htt for a second but 300 HTT has already been reached with Destroyer on Air and I don't think -195° will pull it down to 200...
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoF View Post
    I did 220htt with -160 °C ht 2.0 1320 MHZ for all benches and found out (somehow) settings short afterwards with dice -60°C core idle 250htt boot - I think HTT will raise sooner or later for the results. Testing with multi is just so easy for initial, short testing and you tend to leave out htt for a second but 300 HTT has already been reached with Destroyer on Air and I don't think -195° will pull it down to 200...
    Low HTT = Low memory freq. -> bad performence

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Low HTT = Low memory freq. -> bad performence
    that's only for other chips like the X2. phenom's have ram dividers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Low HTT = Low memory freq. -> bad performence
    The Hypertransport has a separate multi from the MemControler. IMC can remain at 2000 regardless of HT
    Particle's First Rule of Online Technical Discussion:
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    Quote Originally Posted by AbelJemka View Post
    Weird results
    Why PII seems to better support high resolution gaming than Penryn?
    Like more stressful it becomes the more global PII architecture shines!
    Very Intriguing
    Wrote this in another thread
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=285

    Sample calculation for total fps, just to show (very simplified):
    Resolution = 800x600
    C2Q: 10 seconds 30 fps, 60 seconds 50 fps, 30 seconds 100 fps = (10x30 + 60x50 + 30x100) / 100 = 63 FPS

    Phenom: 10 seconds 40 fps, 60 seconds 50 fps, 30 seconds 70 fps = (10x30 + 60x50 + 30x100) / 100 = 54 FPS

    Resolution = 1920x1200 (video card cuts frames on 50 fps and lowers the rest some)
    C2Q: 10 seconds 25 fps, 60 seconds 40 fps, 30 seconds 50 fps = (10x25 + 60x40 + 30x50) / 100 = 41 FPS

    Phenom: 10 seconds 35 fps, 60 seconds 40 fps, 30 seconds 50 fps = (10x35 + 60x40 + 30x50) / 100 = 42 FPS

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    Quote Originally Posted by demonkevy666 View Post
    that's only for other chips like the X2. phenom's have ram dividers.
    Allways we have some dividers, but way to calculate memory freq. is different on old X2 and Phenoms.

    Quote Originally Posted by G0ldBr1ck View Post
    The Hypertransport has a separate multi from the MemControler. IMC can remain at 2000 regardless of HT
    What you are doing in this forum if you don't see different betwen HT and HTT?

    I know that you are from usa, but think about you read here, is not that hard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Allways we have some dividers, but way to calculate memory freq. is different on old X2 and Phenoms.



    What you are doing in this forum if you don't see different betwen HT and HTT?

    I know that you are from usa, but think about you read here, is not that hard.
    htt = hyper threading technology?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Allways we have some dividers, but way to calculate memory freq. is different on old X2 and Phenoms.



    What you are doing in this forum if you don't see different betwen HT and HTT?

    I know that you are from usa, but think about you read here, is not that hard.

    you know what, never mind. not gonna take the bait.

    Quote Originally Posted by ryba View Post
    Low HTT = Low memory freq. -> bad performence
    So where is this low HTT in SOF's post you quoted? all I see is above default speeds so I guessed you must have meant the HT link speed, The only thing that was low in his post.
    Last edited by G0ldBr1ck; 12-26-2008 at 10:27 PM.
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    Phenoms have 2 freqs. one for NB (what i belive that is memory controller, which is said to have to be either equal or higher than the HT freq, on my phenom 9850 it is 10 by default (2000 mhz) and so is HT Link.

    any1 who have a phenom can easyly see it in memory section, NB speed, and you got the normal HT link.

    Does the NB freq matter at all ?this is though for memory i reccon, but that is what I!! belive, so theese are no facts except what the standard frequencies are. ( what i mean is, does the NB freq make the chip coldbug at all, or is to just to leave it at standard. is this whats been done on all sessions. i already know 1000 mhz HT link means that many chips can go down to almost 190- on LN2 but well, they have never ever mentioned the NB freq.

    SOF, tested that at all ?

    And yeah true, phenoms have dividers for memory pitty i cannot run lower than CL4 on 1066 mhz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roofsniper View Post
    htt = hyper threading technology?
    Yepp, that's what i found in the BKDG also. Guess they mean ref HT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imsochobo View Post
    Phenoms have 2 freqs. one for NB (what i belive that is memory controller, which is said to have to be either equal or higher than the HT freq, on my phenom 9850 it is 10 by default (2000 mhz) and so is HT Link.

    any1 who have a phenom can easyly see it in memory section, NB speed, and you got the normal HT link.

    Does the NB freq matter at all ?this is though for memory i reccon, but that is what I!! belive, so theese are no facts except what the standard frequencies are. ( what i mean is, does the NB freq make the chip coldbug at all, or is to just to leave it at standard. is this whats been done on all sessions. i already know 1000 mhz HT link means that many chips can go down to almost 190- on LN2 but well, they have never ever mentioned the NB freq.

    SOF, tested that at all ?

    And yeah true, phenoms have dividers for memory pitty i cannot run lower than CL4 on 1066 mhz.
    Memspeed = ref HT / mem divider
    NB speed = ref HT * NB Multi
    CPU speed = ref HT * CPU Multi
    HT speed = ref HT * HT multi

    HT multi must be less or equal with the NB multi.

    The on die memory controller and the L3 cache run at NB speed.
    HT speed is most interesting in dual/multi socket systems because the chips are connented via HT.
    On single socket systems it may have an minimal impact on games. On boards with sideport memory this memory is connected via HT also if I understood macci correct.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justapost View Post
    Yepp, that's what i found in the BKDG also. Guess they mean ref HT.
    i think sometimes people get confused and say it. i know i do sometimes. maybe they are thinking of hyper transport terminal. idk

    and yes nb/ht speeds do matter. you can see there are some pics around here with people messing around with the nb speeds and theres a big difference.

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