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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechromancer View Post
    My Phenom II wants on the list right ahead of those two Q6600s@3.2Ghz .
    Yeah, I'm surprised at how evenly Phenom II and Core 2 Quad are matched. The program was written and tuned on two machines: Pentium D and Harpertown (the only two I had at the time). So I'd expect Intels to run faster. But obviously that isn't really the case.

    C2Q is still a tiny bit faster though, but not by much. (Your run is a bit faster because of the newer version.)

    Quote Originally Posted by Mechromancer View Post
    My laptop is utterly WEAKSAUCE! I need a Phenom II X4 laptop (If you ask why, you're not xtreme).
    Mine isn't much better... 1.6 GHz Core Duo... I think the 25m time is like 120s or so... I'm waiting for some cheap quad-cores...

    Quote Originally Posted by Mechromancer View Post
    For this run I had to clock my memory to 800mhz as I'm running 4-Dimms of mismatched RAM. One set of Corsair Dominators and one set of OCZ Reapers. I haven't figured out timings that allow all four to work at 1066mhz yet. I suppose it's still not a bad score.
    Mismatched? What were you running before?

    EDIT: Nevermind, I see it in your siggy. I suppose you could try some really conservative timings to see what happens...


    And no, it isn't a bad score... The fact that you have enough ram to do 1b automatically makes it a good score... since full ram configurations are harder to OC.

    EDIT: There isn't really such thing as a good or bad score... since the range of hardware on that list is massive... (From Atom to Gainestown...) So it's only fair to compare with hardware similar to yours.
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