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  1. 03-26-2006, 10:18 PM #1
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    Dry Ice NEW641@ super_pi RUN

    Cooling: Dry Ice Alu Mousepot 3"
    CPU: Ceder Mill 641(01/27/2006 MALAYSIA )
    M/B: ASUS_P5WD2-E Premium
    RAM: Corsair TWIN2X-8000UL
    POWER: OCZ PowerStream SLI(520W)

    thanks mzabba (AOT make is mzabba)

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    NewChip 641(01/27/2006 MALAYSIA ) HT: OFF.. RUN

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    FLUKE T1(ALU Mousepot) -77 T2(CPU) -71


    booting.... cpu temp: -50






    cpu: -47...




    16M runing / cpu: -51.9






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  2. 03-26-2006, 10:20 PM #2
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    Lets hope my 641 does as well as yours did under phase. Very impressive 32mb, good job .
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  3. 03-27-2006, 01:38 AM #3
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    Nice runs Forever! If you crush up that ice into something more like snow, it will be better for temps. What fluid are you using...acetone? I was only able to get 6.1GHz on my 661, but my temps were also about 10-15C higher than yours on DI (measuring the IHS)...I don't have a monster tube like that
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    Nice work, near max bandwidth for that rig.

    Grats on the 6Ghz
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  5. 03-27-2006, 04:35 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by FUGGER
    Nice work, near max bandwidth for that rig.
    Grats on the 6Ghz
    thanks FUGGER you 955XE ES @ 6.2G very good
    have a nice day~

    Quote Originally Posted by boostedevo
    Nice runs Forever! If you crush up that ice into something more like snow, it will be better for temps. What fluid are you using...acetone? I was only able to get 6.1GHz on my 661, but my temps were also about 10-15C higher than yours on DI (measuring the IHS)...I don't have a monster tube like that
    thnaks boostedevo you 661 Good Luck~

    Quote Originally Posted by EZClock
    Lets hope my 641 does as well as yours did under phase. Very impressive 32mb, good job .
    hi EZClock thanks
    you a 641 pics of setup?
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  6. 03-27-2006, 05:18 AM #6
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    Ow, didn't read the whole story Nice results man!
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  7. 03-27-2006, 07:13 AM #7
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    Hi!

    Fist of all, congratz for your 6GHz

    What did you do to avoid 65nm's cold bug in order to boot the CPU?
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  8. 03-27-2006, 08:12 AM #8
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    very nice oc

    congratz!
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  9. 03-27-2006, 08:23 AM #9
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    Great clocks 6ghz and nearly a 100% O'C v. impressive. you may have convinced me into buying one of these.

    Also nice tidy desk setup too, not sure if this impresses me more it's a rarity to extreme overclocking
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  10. 03-27-2006, 09:03 AM #10
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    Impressive results! Those 65nm Intels seem to be a real OC devils

    This AMD sticker on the wall wasn't very suitable for this DI benching

    Quote Originally Posted by Fixxxer
    Hi!

    Fist of all, congratz for your 6GHz

    What did you do to avoid 65nm's cold bug in order to boot the CPU?
    Hmmmm.... I haven't heard about anything like that, can some one say more about it?
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