The first processor we tested was an E2160 which we bought it from rlhc17/raymond. Surely we do remember that the processor can be tuned up to 100% OC under WC. However, Extreme Cooling was not helpful. We couldn't bring it up any higher than we did before under coolice WC. So we were quite upset with the outcome.
Testbet 1
CPU : Intel Pentium Dual Core E2160 1.8GHz
Motherboard : DFI Infinity P965-S
RAM model : Micron OEM D9GKX DDR800
RAM capacity : 512MB x 2
HDD : Western Digital 80G
PSU : Corsair HX620W
VGA : Nvidia Galaxy 7300GT
Cooling : Dry Ice
OS : Windows XP
E2160 under DI - 01
E2160 under DI - 02
E2160 under DI - 03
me on the left, coolice on the right
After testing the E2160, we were kinda down especially coolice. So we decided to go yamcha together before proceed to the second test. Immediately after having dinner, it was already around 11pm and we headed back to lolhalol house. sup3rfly went back home straight because working 7.30pm the next day.
The second test is on coolice's personal E6600. Everyone of us was hoping to break our own Lowyat.NET Super PI 1M record. Finger crossed.
Testbed 2
CPU : Intel Core 2 Duo L629B364 E6600 2.4GHz
Motherboard : DFI Infinity P965-S
RAM model : Micron OEM D9GKX DDR800
RAM capacity : 512MB x 2
HDD : Western Digital 80G
PUS : Corsair HX620W
VGA : Nvidia Galaxy 7300GT
Cooling : Dry Ice
OS : Windows XP
4.215GHz 468x9 1:1 5-5-5-15
4.309Ghz 478x9 1:1 4-4-4-9
4.413Ghz 490x9 1:1 4-4-4-9
4.501Ghz 501x9 1:1 4-4-4-9
During OC-ing coolice E6600, it was very very exciting. coolice was tweaking and at the same time worried about the DI. Both me and lolhalol job were to 'take care' of the setup so that nothing goes wrong. We were monitoring the DI while coolice was trying to tweak higher. The E6600 was easy reaching 4.6GHz. But we hunger for more.
Anyway, when coolice managed to OC to 4.62Ghz, his Super PI score already overtaken kcnyc's 11.359s with his 11.235s achievement.
4.620Ghz 512x9 1:1 4-4-4-9
After the 4.62Ghz achievement, we tried for 4.8Ghz but it couldn't boot. Then coolice try lower the clock speed to 4.7Ghz. It booted but it wasn't stable with all sort of errors like hang, blue screen and restart. However, after some tweaking, coolice manage to get a 4.703Ghz OC.
4.703Ghz 522x9 1:1 4-4-4-9
After looking at the Super PI 1M score, we thought that we might as well break the sub 11 barrier for Lowyat.NET forum. So here goes.
4.723Ghz 525x9 1:1 4-4-4-9
4.725Ghz 525x9 1:1 4-4-3-9 (Memset Tweaking)
Looking at coolice E6600 managed to hit 4.725Ghz, immediately we tried a PCMark05 run on 4.60Ghz clock speed and it PASSED. At that time, irenic was on his way coming to lolhalol house, bringing his Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 DDR3. At the mean time, i asked coolice to try 4.65Ghz on the DFI Infinity Dark to see whether it can pass PCMark05 or not. AND IT PASSED! On the DFI Infinity Dark!
Below is the link of the PCMark05 results. We were too excited and forgot to do a screen shot as we though we could do it on the Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 DDR3 later. Who had a legit PCMark05 can download the file below to check. After downloading it open your PCMark05 and right click on it. Choose option 'Open with Excel' or something like that. The details is all inside.
pcmark o5 results
So we patiently wait for irenic to arrive to launch his Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 DDR3 under Dry Ice. Guess everyone knows why. For the Gigabyte OC Challenge of course! On the last day we had a chance to improve our score, why not!?
Once irenic arrived, coolice did the insulation on the Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 DDR3. It was not as easy as DFI Infinity Dark because of the huge chipset heatsink. coolice wasted around 2 hours for the insulation. Once everything was up and ready, we eagerly check the Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 DDR3 PC Health for Tempreture because DFI Infinity Dark couldn't read subzero temps. Check it out!
-71 Degree
At that time it was already 6AM in the morning and we don't have much DI left. So immediately we OC the Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 DDR3. To our shock it didn't even boot at 4.2Ghz. After doing some tweaking and changing the ram slot then we managed to get a 4.5Ghz OC. Then immediately we run PCMark05 but it keep on hangs. After an hour or so, the DI supply was all finished. Therefore we couldn't do anything but to stare among ourselves that we already tried our best. We thought that we couldn't at least do a 4.6Ghz PCMark05 to summit for the Gigabyte OC Challege. That's the sad ending for us and straight away we all 'fainted' in lolhalol house. irenic was the most comfortable one on the bed.
I want to kill this guy! Still can laugh after we fail to bench using a P35 Gigabyte Mobo for the Gigabyte Competition. How we wish that the DFI Inifinity Dark chipset can we switch to P35 chip and rebranded into Gigabyte!! Photoshop?!
Special Thanks to Shamino (VR-zone.com) for borrowing us the DI/LN2 Pot and all other K.O.C members for contributions.
hehehe.. congratz on getting your record.. 
, E6750 es 
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