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  1. 05-29-2011, 02:32 AM #1
    CryptiK
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    Awesome clocks!

    Funny all the guys who said 990X was no good and same as 980X.....................how many 980X do 7GHz + ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by CryptiK View Post
    Awesome clocks!

    Funny all the guys who said 990X was no good and same as 980X.....................how many 980X do 7GHz + ?
    very very few of them, and out of that bunch most of them are ES, so it is nice to see a retail clocking as nice or better than the early A0 cpu's.
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    wow 7ghz...
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    Quote Originally Posted by CryptiK View Post
    Awesome clocks!

    Funny all the guys who said 990X was no good and same as 980X.....................how many 980X do 7GHz + ?
    How many 980x chips were tested for CPU-Z max with this OC board? Also how many chips did he test?
    Seems like the OC board is the best for getting high CPU-Z valids.

    No mount, risking frying the CPU.
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  5. 06-05-2011, 09:52 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Linuxfan View Post
    How many 980x chips were tested for CPU-Z max with this OC board? Also how many chips did he test?
    Seems like the OC board is the best for getting high CPU-Z valids.

    No mount, risking frying the CPU.
    what? I have run my KP venom pot on 775/1156/1366 no mounts for over a year with zero issues...always used the cpu retention bracket though.

    awesome job man, now where is the 3D testing?
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