I decided together with my friend Monstru that our second DryICE run to include, besides LGA775, the good old Socket A! The first beeing this. The result surprised us too...
LGA775 test system:
DFI Infinity P35 Blood Iron + SilenX iXtrema
COOLING: Duniek copper head tube + DICE
2x1GB Crucial Ballistix 8500
2x1GB Mushkin 9200
Mushkin XP-650 Enhanced Power Supply
WD Raptor 74Gb 16MB Sata II
Core 2 Duo E6850 @ 5115Mhz @ 1.73v under DICE
Super Pi 1M = 9.953s
We thank m3kk for lending us this CPU which is a very good one. The FPO is the highly praised L720A745 :P! We did all the tests with C1E active. This is my method too bring the temp down before running SuperPI. This way I could bench higher on each CPU's I tested this method!
Core 2 Duo E6600 L631B @ 4790Mhz @ 1.75v
Super Pi 1M = 10.625s
Pentium 4 631 @ 6260Mhz @ 1.65v Validation
SuperPI 1M @ 6150Mhz: 21.188s
We was expecting more from this 65nm Cedar Mill D0 revision, but it seems that LN2 is a must for this hot monster :P!
Now the real fun starts ...
Socket A test system:
Abit NF7 v2.0 Fully moded by v0rt3x - "The Undying Legend"
COOLING: Duniek copper head tube + DICE
2x256 Corsair LLPT 1.1 Old School BH-5 + DELTA 150CFM RamFlow
OCZ DDR Booster
Mushkin XP-650 Enhanced Power Supply
Seagate 80GB IDE
AMD Athlon XP 1700+ JIUHB:
Memtest DOS screen @ 3101Mhz @ 2.22v
CPU-Z Validation @ 2931Mhz @ 2.1v (Windows couldn't boot with higher voltage) - WR HWBot
SuperPI 1M @ 2750Mhz: 39.547s
AMD Barton 2500+:
Memtest DOS screen @ 3087Mhz @ 2.2v
CPU-Z Validation @ 2948Mhz @ 1.85v- WR Hwbot
Super Pi 1M 2900Mhz: 35.48s - WR Hwbot
We need to thank our friend Vort3x for lending us his monster NF7 fully modded mobo and our friend mittone for helping us in our Socket A adventure!
Also we wish to thank xwoodoo and Micutzu, true legends, for location, advices and help on the mod. We had also some entuziasts from our forum present at the event which we thank for the assistance: h3xor, alex-ro, Orlov & HymuraX were there
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