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    Quote Originally Posted by Daveburt714 View Post
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    It depends on what you call a chiller.
    I saw the low temps, I just don't consider using outside air a chiller. And he does live in Finland.

    As for those 2000 9-11-9 Mushkins, I looked at those too...
    They look decent, but wuttz over @ AMDZone has a set and hasn't gotten really good results with them
    (It could be his mobo though), we'll see when he gets his new board.

    I liked the kit I linked because of the 1.5v rating... I've had good luck with my current lovo kit so thats what drew me to it.

    I'm pretty close to ordering them (just a few more beers ) and I'll let you folks know what they do (evil grin)...

    Don't really know why, I'd just like to have a decent performing 8gb kit, and mem is fairly cheap in the big scheme of things.
    I said it because his sig said he was running one.

    If you want a decent performing 8GB kit, you better run a little faster to catch the train that left...Hynix BFR seems harder and harder to find every day.

    As far as AIDA results go...
    He is running a board completely different than yours, you have different versions of AIDA, you are running higher CPU speed (makes a difference), and your board is tuned for performance with BD...

    40 Mhz is not going to have a 400-1100 MB/s effect on scores. (Your read and copy)
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    flanker, tell more about 95w cpu. what is stock volt?
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    Heh........lets throw a mobile APU into the mix just for fun.

    3GHz A6-3400M .....on laptop cooling. Proximity to open window.

    I gotta get myself a BD to muck around with :P Maybe with christmas money.


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    I know this is kinda silly, and has no relevance to real world use, but it was pretty cold here tonight 32f (0c)....
    So I decided to lift my heavy azz 800D case out on the patio, just to make you guys work harder.

    8.65 CB 11.5... Pfft, wimp... (J/K krjalone ).

    I couldn't quite get the 9.xx you were looking for Lightman, but I did try.

    I may, or may not have something a little better than this (Zeus).



    Anyway, I ran some of my other benchies while I had the rig outside.
    Other than WinRar, they're not all that impressive, but still pretty good for an 8120...

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    Dave...you're tearing it up man!!

    I'll have no answer to that bro, consider yourself and your chip a winner.

    I have a Crosshair V Formula coming and maybe i can get my greedy hands on a kit of Flares (14400 C9 though) but i don't think my chip got what it takes.

    Congrats man, 15 seconds 1M on a Bully ain't too shabby either!
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    awesome Dave!!!!Uf, uff. Really very nice piece of chip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus View Post
    Dave...you're tearing it up man!!

    I'll have no answer to that bro, consider yourself and your chip a winner.

    I have a Crosshair V Formula coming and maybe i can get my greedy hands on a kit of Flares (14400 C9 though) but i don't think my chip got what it takes.

    Congrats man, 15 seconds 1M on a Bully ain't too shabby either!
    Well... Your no fun anymore Eugene.

    I may as well go ahead and show my full hand, so when Reckonu updates the list I can move back up to the top 10...




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    Quote Originally Posted by Daveburt714 View Post
    I may as well go ahead and show my full hand, so when Reckonu updates the list I can move back up to the top 10...


    OK list updated, hope I didn't miss anyone since the last update.

    edit more updates
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    What?? I'm no fun anymore?

    I said i don't think i can top your score, i did not say i gave up, did i?

    Just say hello to my new little friend:



    I don't think it will be the answer but maybe it helps to OC the chip a tiny bit better. By the end of next week i will have a kit of Flares to complement the board.

    The only thing left i will need is cold.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReKcOlNu View Post


    OK list updated, hope I didn't miss anyone since the last update.

    Here's just the FX 8 cores
    http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/4...bench115x8.png
    My 8120 is here, on water
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post4989578


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    Very nice results Dave.

    Quote Originally Posted by Daveburt714 View Post
    I know this is kinda silly, and has no relevance to real world use, but it was pretty cold here tonight 32f (0c)....
    So I decided to lift my heavy azz 800D case out on the patio, just to make you guys work harder.

    8.65 CB 11.5... Pfft, wimp... (J/K krjalone ).

    I couldn't quite get the 9.xx you were looking for Lightman, but I did try.

    I may, or may not have something a little better than this (Zeus).



    Anyway, I ran some of my other benchies while I had the rig outside.
    Other than WinRar, they're not all that impressive, but still pretty good for an 8120...


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    Quote Originally Posted by ReKcOlNu View Post


    OK list updated, hope I didn't miss anyone since the last update.
    Here is my 8.18 @ ~5.0 score... cooling is on air. Now that we are heading towards winter... maybe during the 1st cold cold snap I'll try again outside and push for 5.1.

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post4989098
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReKcOlNu View Post
    OK, think I got it updated now.
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    Your forgot my last entry this post
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    nice job Daveburt, my 8120 has died but i have new one coming along with a 8150 also. i will be after 8.85 very soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charged3800z24 View Post
    Your forgot my last entry
    Thanks for the heads up!

    Heres just the FX's

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    01 Dumo /461             8.85  1-Stage  X8 FX-8150  5418   01
    02 Daveburt714 /582      8.84  H20      X8 FX-8120  5389   02
    03 equinox1 /445         8.72  H20      X8 FX-8120  5331   03
    04 krjalone /556         8.65  H20      X8 FX-8150  5310   04
    05 Zeus /550             8.60  H20      X8 FX-8120  5250   05
    06 wez /530              8.45  H20      X8 FX-8120  5140   06
    07 El Gappo /411         8.34  AIR      X8 FX-8150  5090   07
    08 Particle /511         8.24  H20      X8 FX-8120  5235   08
    09 PolRoger /515         8.18  AIR      X8 FX-8150  5017   09
    10 charged3800z24 /512   8.16  H20      X8 FX-8120  5017   10
    11 FlanK3r /408          8.08  AIR      X8 FX-8120  4941   11
    12 sandlewood /500       7.55  -        X8 FX-8150  4823   12
    13 Baam /486             6.99  -        X8 FX-8120  4275   13
    14 gOtVoltage /521       6.14  H20      X6 FX-6100  5001   14
    15 The Stilt /510        4.29  AIR      X4 FX-4100  5201   15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus View Post
    What?? I'm no fun anymore?

    I said i don't think i can top your score, i did not say i gave up, did i?

    Just say hello to my new little friend:



    I don't think it will be the answer but maybe it helps to OC the chip a tiny bit better. By the end of next week i will have a kit of Flares to complement the board.

    The only thing left i will need is cold.
    If you wouldn't mind too much, could you pull a heatspreader off the Flares and look at what rev. PSC die they used?

    My Pi 2133 C7 sticks will do 32M at 6-9-6 up near 2100 it seems however 7-9-7 scales no further. 6-10-6 is more stable than 7-9-7. I'm curious to see if different IC revisions were used. Also, I remember chew running tRAS 15 as well, when I can not tighten much lower than 20.
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    I will see Beep, if they good, i'll keep them and i might take them spreaders off for a peek. If they're not good i will get rid of them and then i'm not gonna pull them, unless there's no warrenty sticker stuck on the screws.
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    ReKcOlNu: Thanks for keeping up with the list!

    equinox1: Just out of curiosity, how'd your 8120 die?
    I noticed my local MicroCenter has 8150's in stock for $260.... Why am I tempted to go buy one?
    I think I need to go back to my "Hardware Annonymous" meetings...

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    If you get a chance, try it....

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    Just for the record, that 8.24 score of mine is on...sigh...dry ice. Seems to be a motherboard problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Particle View Post
    Just for the record, that 8.24 score of mine is on...sigh...dry ice. Seems to be a motherboard problem.
    Maybe moisture?
    How was your insulation and everything?
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    The rig itself was good, as were temps. The problem was that the board just didn't want to allow anything beyond about 5 GHz. Water to dry ice netted about 250 MHz, and I can't believe it's the CPU causing that. I want to try it again with an ASRock 990FX Extreme4 I think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Particle View Post
    The rig itself was good, as were temps. The problem was that the board just didn't want to allow anything beyond about 5 GHz. Water to dry ice netted about 250 MHz, and I can't believe it's the CPU causing that. I want to try it again with an ASRock 990FX Extreme4 I think.
    CHV is what you used?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeepBeep2 View Post
    CHV is what you used?

    Unless your particular board is dysfuntional I highly doubt you'd have problems...
    I've been having the same issue as over 5ghz is not looking good, even with cold water. I don't think my issue is the C5F, but more the CPU.
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    I used a Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 for my run. I'm sure things will smooth out eventually, but I'm not sure I'll wait before getting a new bench board. Heck, I've got a new block of plain gray non-drying clay ready. I'm also becoming a fan of conformally coating boards with polyurethane prior to runs. It makes moisture control pretty much optional, but I still dress the board like it wasn't coated anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Particle View Post
    I used a Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 for my run. I'm sure things will smooth out eventually, but I'm not sure I'll wait before getting a new bench board. Heck, I've got a new block of plain gray non-drying clay ready. I'm also becoming a fan of conformally coating boards with polyurethane prior to runs. It makes moisture control pretty much optional, but I still dress the board like it wasn't coated anyway.
    White rice worked well for me, if you dont mind cleaning it up.

    I am too lazy to insulate my boards correctly and am often low on benching time (unless I stay up extremely late, not good for education)...carpet floor in here, rice eats up all moisture and you just dump it on the board. I layered paper towel between socket backplate and board, paper towel (8 thick) around VRM and memory, a few thick rest of board. Dump it off the board when done benching, run over floor with vacuum, all issues solved.
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