lots of testign this weekend it seems
lots of testign this weekend it seems
Originally Posted by Sampsa
guys, .. like it is already clearly posted in the first post.. it was me & SF3D in Chicago overclocking (Team Finland), not just me. We performed the tests and overclocking together.
AMD employees macci and Pete Hardman worked together with other system. They ran into problems during not-so-serious LN2 competition in the event so we claimed easy victory with 6 GHz CrysisThey beat us with air cooling (3,908 GHz vs 3,940 GHz).
Dinos, you and Moloko should do us a favor and test for max air 24/7. It seems to me that based on Sampsa's comments, 4Ghz air 24/7 may be out of reach for the average user?lots of testign this weekend it seems
We tested 4 chips in 30 mins (had 5 available).. you can do the math how much time was used per chip (heatsink installation, windows vista loading, settings clockspeeds) to reach 3,9 GHz in CrysisDinos, you and Moloko should do us a favor and test for max air 24/7. It seems to me that based on Sampsa's comments, 4Ghz air 24/7 may be out of reach for the average user?
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Sampsa: you can tell me about max reachable on H2O?We tested 4 chips in 30 mins (had 5 available).. you can do the math how much time was used per chip (heatsink installation, windows vista loading, settings clockspeeds) to reach 3,9 GHz in Crysis
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Only on air (and that was really quick), and on LN2 ... No further testing, was there wasn't so much time
Have some patience people, we are going to see first 24/7 numbers soon
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Only on air (and that was really quick), and on LN2 ... No further testing, was there wasn't so much time
Have some patience people, we are going to see first 24/7 numbers soon
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Okay good, thanks for the info Sampsa.We tested 4 chips in 30 mins (had 5 available).. you can do the math how much time was used per chip (heatsink installation, windows vista loading, settings clockspeeds) to reach 3,9 GHz in Crysis
Dread77 has told us multiple times that the clocks he keeps posting are 24/7 on air.Dinos, you and Moloko should do us a favor and test for max air 24/7. It seems to me that based on Sampsa's comments, 4Ghz air 24/7 may be out of reach for the average user?
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Yes, but those screenies are from an AMD retail shop in Greece with all vital information blacked out! Sorry, I'm the skeptic here, remember?
It's not just a retail shop in Greece. OKTABIT is an exclusive representative in Greece. Retail shops buy from OKTABIT...Yes, but those screenies are from an AMD retail shop in Greece with all vital information blacked out! Sorry, I'm the skeptic here, remember?
Anyway, frequency is somewhere between 3,8 and 3,9. Needed Vcore for mentioned frequency is already known, temps as well.
I have mentioned it several times, I wouldn't compromise my credibility in here for just a CPU.
But from what I see, all rumours have been verified to the last MHz. So there is no point in trying to advertise something that advertises itself.
It's a great CPU, the best AMD CPU up to now, it will compete with Yorkfield CPU's and when AM3 platform is out, then things will be much better.
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