Hey guys
I tested 2 different stepping C0 and NEW C1(ES) same system
QX9650 C0 5750mhz ---- 8,125sec
QX9650 C1 5750mhz ---- 7,92sec
I think C1 stepping is very fast for spi , If anybody try c1 stepping , please share![]()
0.2s faster clock per clock ????
If it's true...then wow!
I've got to get a good QX...where's that damn thing called luck when you need it ?![]()
Should be Andre Yang tried this new stepping![]()
Last edited by Brandybuck; 03-31-2008 at 01:28 PM.
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hmm, I wonder what results would be with pre 45nm biosCould be up to 0.5s faster clock per clock
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Very nice results man, sub 8 is a dream! As others have asked what temps were you running at? Any chance we can see a pic of your cpu pot?
you get boost because bios not supports this cpu yet.. same thing as we had when C0 came..![]()
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Killer score... Good job!
Cool things in progress...
This is the same thing as with the first scores we got with 45nm on the Asus boards.. The C1 is faster because the BIOS does not fully support it.
I did a run myself with a 9770 C1 on the same board and scored 7,9 sec on only 5,6GHz.. which is nearly not possible on a board with a bios that supports the new stepping..
Using a Asus board with a unsopported bios is a hell of a lot faster!
Cool things in progress...
nice score![]()
thats an awesome time! nice job.
as others said... temps?
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