we've found THE GOLDEN ONEs : AMD Athlon64 World Record Thread!!

[KELL5]

New package from the states This tme I got a 3200+ Winchester, a really old one, ABBDD 0415UPAW, an X2 5000+ for socket 939, an AM2 2.4ghz ES with ALOT of bent pins and a phenom 9900 ES

Yeah news flash, socket 939 is old.....surely the cpu isn't older than the 939 platform? What an odd thing to say, lol


I love straightening bent pins, it's my hobby....give it here

The phenom I'd forget about as far as performance goes.....the 3200+ winny will probably match it but since clockspeeds are merely your goal I'll look back and check your results....best of luck.

[knopflerbruce]

as usual i expect great results from you

For now I'll try everything on air So no sick scores, but it's nice to see if everything works.

Yeah news flash, socket 939 is old.....surely the cpu isn't older than the 939 platform? What an odd thing to say, lol


I love straightening bent pins, it's my hobby....give it here

The phenom I'd forget about as far as performance goes.....the 3200+ winny will probably match it but since clockspeeds are merely your goal I'll look back and check your results....best of luck.

I just tried some AM2 stuff... conclusion so far: my x2 4800+ sucks, but perhaps good enough for WR since it's only 3.4GHz. Benchstable at 3.06Ghz with 1.48v on air, but not Orthos stable for 5 seconds

My FX62 was pretty sweet, could run a few benches at 3.2ghz and 1.44v. Had to clock it a bit down for wprime1024m, though, I think the heat got it... the temps went quite high, 60 load with 1.44v I have a good feeling about this one as well.

My 5400+ was bad for an F3 windsor, but it's a CCBVF-stepping, which are not known to be great OC'ers anyway. Got some sweet scores anyway, beat the HWBot record in pi 1m with .01s Should be an easy WR once I get it on dice, or perhaps even on water.

The le1640 i tested was allright, but nothing more than that. Benchstable at 3570 @ 1.48v if my memory is correct. I also tried the Phenom ES, and it ran orthos at 3ghz/1.31v - which is pretty OK for a B2. However, I think this BIOS hates this chip, as it was impossible to change anything except voltages and multi, or it wouldn't post. I'll try more on it later when i visit a friend who has some SB750 boards

I'll see if i have the time to try the 939 stuff tomorrow Going to Hannover on Wednesday so I need to make sure I'm ready to go before I start benching

PS: no suicides this time, my board freezes with aod so I have to boot at every clock I want to validate...