Turion MT-32, FSB 296MHz with PowerNow on DFI LanParty UT NF3 250GB.

**Badong** · 03-28-2006, 05:49 AM

Thanks a lot guys!

Indeed, it is a wonderful CPU!

And by the way, i have a new WR for Turion to report!

I just couldn't resist myself from trying to score and record the 1.6GHz@3.2GHz 100% overclock!

Here it is, running 400MHz x 8, with 1.675v vCore:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=82405

Unfortunately, i cannot pass the 400MHz mark, no matter what.
And still, 400MHz is quite an achievement for the nForce3 250Gb chipset!

Of course, the system was extremely unstable at these settings.

Originally Posted by marcoland

I notice that also with just an excellent air cooling...

Oh, the air cooling is far away from being excellent

Take a look again at the Zalman 7000A-Cu pictures.
It is filled with dust and covered by a thick layer of corrosion, as it have been washed with tap water several times

I should receive the Zalman CNPS9500-Cu cooler today though, and will measure the temperature differences...

Originally Posted by marcoland

Can you take any screenshots about SuperPI 1MB and 32MB? And also with Everest (Memory read, write and latency) and CPU Arithmetic Benchmark of Sandra?

The problem is that i have a very poor-clocker RAM right now.
Therefore, there is very little point in benching the rig as it is...

Originally Posted by marcoland

Last question: what about overvolting of the chipset?

Did absolutely nothing in my case. I achieved 400MHz bus using stock 1.6v chipset voltage.