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    Do you like the Foxconn, Opp?

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    Can you post a pic of highest *stable* clocks? Running SP2004 for 30 mins like coolaler did?
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    Quote Originally Posted by thunderstruck!
    Can you post a pic of highest *stable* clocks? Running SP2004 for 30 mins like coolaler did?
    What is SP2004? I'd like to try it. Got a link?

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    Quote Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
    What is SP2004? I'd like to try it. Got a link?

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    Stress program based on Prime95.


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    I think it has more power then socket 939. This is pretty good 01 with the 7900 at stock clocks, Windows XP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
    I think it has more power then socket 939. This is pretty good 01 with the 7900 at stock clocks, Windows XP.

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    Damn, it has a hell of a lot more power than S939!

    Can you post a compare link so that i can compare it to my S939 Opteron @ 3.2GHz with my 7900GT@ 700/1800 to see how much more powerfull it actually is?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Damn, it has a hell of a lot more power than S939!

    Can you post a compare link so that i can compare it to my S939 Opteron @ 3.2GHz with my 7900GT@ 700/1800 to see how much more powerfull it actually is?
    I didn't save the result. I'll do another run and upload it to the orb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Damn, it has a hell of a lot more power than S939!

    Can you post a compare link so that i can compare it to my S939 Opteron @ 3.2GHz with my 7900GT@ 700/1800 to see how much more powerfull it actually is?
    Here's a link, still at stock 7900 clocks.
    But I spiced up my bench a bit
    http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=8982751

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Damn, it has a hell of a lot more power than S939!

    Can you post a compare link so that i can compare it to my S939 Opteron @ 3.2GHz with my 7900GT@ 700/1800 to see how much more powerfull it actually is?

    I thought he is running 7900GTX 512MB (from his pic)... why are you comparing to your 7900GT?
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    Quote Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
    What is SP2004? I'd like to try it. Got a link?

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    hahahaha, like jarhead
    "i need to bench something sooooooon"
    Nice clocks, so is 2t as much of a gap as with 939? i understand it allows for much higher o/c but do you think this is the memory or controller/chipset issue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thunderstruck!
    Can you post a pic of highest *stable* clocks? Running SP2004 for 30 mins like coolaler did?
    Here is your 30 minutes of torture.

    3200MHz, gunna up the MHz a tad and see what we can do

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    Here is I get with Sandra and SuperPI.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k0nsl
    Do you like the Foxconn, Opp?

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    Yes I like it very much, super stable and great overclocker for this Corsair, it's almost as if they made for each other.

    One thing is you can only increase the HTT in 2 MHz increments. They need to fix that.

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    Sweet man. Damn nice bandwith there too.

    I'm getting my AM2 setup by next week (Tuesday or Wednesday).

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    Quote Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
    Yes I like it very much, super stable and great overclocker for this Corsair, it's almost as if they made for each other.

    One thing is you can only increase the HTT in 2 MHz increments. They need to fix that.

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    Insane mem speeds - definatelly given you some kickass bandwidth results!

    Keep it coming, Opp!

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    Quote Originally Posted by k0nsl
    Sweet man. Damn nice bandwith there too.

    I'm getting my AM2 setup by next week (Tuesday or Wednesday).

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    How's this bandwidth. I did this a few MHz higher on the memory but was not stable for 3D.

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