16.235s SuperPi 1m Phenom II 955

[Slappa]

break it guys! here's mine, not efficient yes but i don't mind

Already done on the last page :P

However, I am just fooling as that would not be comparing apples to apples. I give you credit for achieving such a great time using a tri-core as they are slightly slower in 1M. Not to mention you are on win 7 as well.

Excellent Job

What type of cooling may I ask? Just normal air? On my run I had to use cold ass winter air. My chip just can't pull the same numbers on standard ambients.

[ridney]

Already done on the last page :P

However, I am just fooling as that would not be comparing apples to apples. I give you credit for achieving such a great time using a tri-core as they are slightly slower in 1M. Not to mention you are on win 7 as well.

Excellent Job

What type of cooling may I ask? Just normal air? On my run I had to use cold ass winter air. My chip just can't pull the same numbers on standard ambients.

nah, i was trying to break chew and titan from their conversation here hehe not that i was asking someone to break my time but thanks anyways

we don't have winter in singapore so it is definitely not cold air. i used a pack of ice cubes and a cooler to cool the chip using an apogee drive pump/block, pic on my avatar it was a fun two hour bench session

[chew*]

nah, i was trying to break chew and titan from their conversation here hehe not that i was asking someone to break my time but thanks anyways

we don't have winter in singapore so it is definitely not cold air. i used a pack of ice cubes and a cooler to cool the chip using an apogee drive pump/block, pic on my avatar it was a fun two hour bench session

Ehhh i'ts no biggie, I think Titan just doesn't realize that he does what he does out of necessity.....

I already have better tools for the job so I see no sense or need to do things the hard way or ineffecient way.

[Titan7171]

Heh that remark is really uncalled for, I'm just here to help.

Actually you a little nasty with responses, you going to get it right back.

Ehhh i'ts no biggie, I think Titan just doesn't realize that he does what he does out of necessity.....

I already have better tools for the job so I see no sense or need to do things the hard way or ineffecient way.

We dont do this out of necessity we do it for fun.We not trying for WR so to downplay people running air and saying you dont care about how they do things is really being a little nasty towards all running air and water.

Theres nothing hard about running on air or switching on an ac or using chilled water.

[chew*]

Actually you a little nasty with responses, you going to get it right back.



We dont do this out of necessity we do it for fun.We not trying for WR so to downplay people running air and saying you dont care about how they do things is really being a little nasty towards all running air and water.

Theres nothing hard about running on air or switching on an ac or using chilled water.

You seriously need to buy a small quiet single stage phase change and use it. Only then will you see where I am coming from.

If your trying to maxximize your clock you should grab a diff board as well versus the current one your on that needs a huge amount of voltage just to compensate for its droop/poor voltage regulation.....

You will find then that you don't and won't run near as hot nor will you need as much voltage.

I don't downplay anyones results nor have I ever.

Try grabbing one of these fans, lapping your xigamatek with 800 grit wetsand ( higher grit makes it perform worse ) and tape the sides.....It will be alot more effecient. Its a very quiet fan for its CFM. Quite tolerable.

In light load apps it will beat the TRUE 120 lapped with same fan. Haven't tested it versus megahalems in light load yet but megahalems with same fan and lapped seems to be winning in load apps.

http://www.petrastechshop.com/12x38sadesan.html

[Titan7171]

You seriously need to buy a small quiet single stage phase change and use it. Only then will you see where I am coming from.

If your trying to maxximize your clock you should grab a diff board as well versus the current one your on that needs a huge amount of voltage just to compensate for its droop/poor voltage regulation.....

You will find then that you don't and won't run near as hot nor will you need as much voltage.

I don't downplay anyones results nor have I ever.

Try grabbing one of these fans, lapping your xigamatek with 800 grit wetsand ( higher grit makes it perform worse ) and tape the sides.....It will be alot more effecient. Its a very quiet fan for its CFM. Quite tolerable.

In light load apps it will beat the TRUE 120 lapped with same fan. Haven't tested it versus megahalems in light load yet but megahalems with same fan and lapped seems to be winning in load apps.

http://www.petrastechshop.com/12x38sadesan.html

Im running water now And Im trying to hold off for the next set of mobos then Ill move to DDR3.........Im really trying to hold off as I want a 5870x2/or 5890x2 (whichever comes out)

I used to tape the sides of the xigmatec and used a push pull config gave it a little tunnel action with no air escaping through the sides....I did not lap it though, I did lap my 965 and lost about 5-7c depending on ambiant...

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Im running water now And Im trying to hold off for the next set of mobos then Ill move to DDR3.........Im really trying to hold off as I want a 5870x2/or 5890x2 (whichever comes out)

I used to tape the sides of the xigmatec and used a push pull config gave it a little tunnel action with no air escaping through the sides....I did not lap it though, I did lap my 965 and lost about 5-7c depending on ambiant...

Might be a good choice to wait on boards however you know how early adoption goes.

I think waiting for the x2 variant in 5K is a wise decision