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  1. 06-23-2006, 05:41 AM #1
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    O M G O_O holy very impressive kinc
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    really nice score, is that a WR ?
    stepping 5 is great
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    i need this CPU
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    CB @ -128c ... suspiciuos.

    128*2 = 256 ..

    I bet its got CB at +128c also .. care to try?


    GREAT score btw .. some minor tweaks and getting multis to work might be enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Formann
    CB @ -128c ... suspiciuos.

    128*2 = 256 ..

    I bet its got CB at +128c also .. care to try?
    My thoughts exactly....

    Btw: is the thermal shutdown/throttling sequence housed in the CPU, like it is with AMD? It most likely is. But if the signal comes from the motherboard it might be possible to isolate the pin responcable for carying the signal. Someone need sto take a look at the pin-out of Conroe at intel.com (if it is present already).

    The sequency is probably started in the CPU, so this piece of information is 90% useless........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Formann
    CB @ -128c ... suspiciuos.

    128*2 = 256 ..

    I bet its got CB at +128c also .. care to try?


    GREAT score btw .. some minor tweaks and getting multis to work might be enough.

    sorry i am missing it, what is the significance of 256?
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  9. 06-27-2006, 06:04 AM #9
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    128 and 256 are "straight" numbers

    (i hope this is the right word in english, as i dont really now)

    ....but maybe i got it wrong.
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    Nice results my swedish friend

    I have X6800 and E6700 CPUs, Intel 975X (rev 304) and ASUS P5W HD Deluxe motherboards and pair of Corsair 6400C3 and 5400UL memory here waiting for LN2 and dry ice coming later this week. Lets see if I can hit 5 GHz
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    Who ever takes the 5ghz out it will be massive.
    Gonna bookmark this thread.*cough* go finland!Nice job kinc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sampsa
    I have X6800 and E6700 CPUs, Intel 975X (rev 304) and ASUS P5W HD Deluxe motherboards and pair of Corsair 6400C3 and 5400UL memory here waiting for LN2 and dry ice coming later this week. Lets see if I can hit 5 GHz
    hope you have fun with that
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    Quote Originally Posted by vapb400
    sorry i am missing it, what is the significance of 256?
    The tempsensor can only sensor a range of 256 numbers. Often -128 to +128 is choosen as a range Anything below or above these numbers will give stange values that can cause the system to shut down (below -128 could be read as +128 for example, and the thermal protection will kick in).
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