Overclocking Results: Super-PI Challenge! (please read the first post)

Damn nice time there m8

 

yup was pretty happy also

 

not stable:

 

1m 11.722s on XP Pro SP2

# Processor - Athlon XP 2000 @ ~1661
# Motherboard - Acorp Via KT266/333
# Cooling - Air cooled x 6 fans
# Memory, timings, and dividers - 512mb (2 x Samsung 256 PC2100 DDR) (2.5/3/3/6)

http://dump.slickhouse.com/lazlow/pc/PI_XP01.jpg < XP
http://dump.slickhouse.com/lazlow/pc/PI_2K01.jpg < 2K

 

I used to have a palomino 2000+ you can get under 60s with a 13x multiplier (if you multiplier unlock it). palomino 2000+'s aren't supposed to go above 1800mhz (apparently) but you might be able to get 1850 ish for long enough to run superpi, you'll need a v.high voltage though(about 1.9 I think). Also, you'd have to see how your RAM fares if its pc2100. hope thats of some help.

 

got it down to 30.844seconds at 2.7ghz

 

QUESTION:
ram and cpu is set at 9:10. CPU is at 275. shouldn't the RAM run at (9/10) * 275 = 247.5mhz? in cpuz it shows my ram running at 250mhz, which is (10/11) * 275.

cpuz shows my fsb:ram is at cpu/11

 

Well i managed to sneak under the 41 sec barrier for the first time today



I think i may now be being limited by the generic cheapo PSU that came with my case. The CPU voltage seems to be pinging around all over the place, variations up to about 0.03V under what it is stable :S I think thats why i cant clock as high with the memory in dual channel, and also why i get faster speeds and less crashing when i run at around 1.85V instead of 1.95 and higher (temps arent a problem, 40 idle, 45 load).

Think it is time for an upgrade. Whats the best cheap power supply (Quality, not bothered about looks) to power the rig in my sig.

EDIT: Thermaltake butterfly 480W it is then

 

So here's mine



CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2600+@2.2Ghz
MOBO: ePox 8RDA3i
Cooling : modded "tube" and Thermaltake XP3200 cooler (something like that)
RAM: 2x 512Mt DDR400 (3-3-3-8)

 

my latest attempt http://www.quarknet.co.uk/proof4.gif
CPU@1.575V
NB@1.55V
AGP@1.55V
HTT@1.2V
RAM@2.6V (Set to DDR333 2-3-3-5-1 timings I think)
Windows not optimised though, full of crap

 

Mmmm... 3.6Ghz
MOBO: MSI 865PE Neo2-P
RAM: 1GB (2x512mb) Cosair TwinX4000(PC4000)
CPU:RAM-1:1

39s

 

Hello dudes and dudettes

Been Browsing your forums for quite som time now. I really enjoy reading about all the crazy stuff you guys make.

Figured it was about time to register.

My super-pi 1M bench:

24.7sek

A64 3700+ San Diego @ 3410Mhz - 325*10.5
Twinmos BH5 @ 262Mhz 1.5-2-2-5
DFI nF4 Ultra-D
11ccm r507a Cooler -44c load

 

wow nice

 

Thats a damn fine CPU you got yourself there mate 3.4ghz on 1.55v is amazing, though can imagine the cooling helps things along a little

 

GA-8ipe1000 pro 2
512 DDR 333 ram
Custom Air cooled set up.

 

Hehe, bet that shattered the result scoreboard for some time

 

Just put together my new Pentium-M rig:



Asus P4P800-E Dlx
Asus CT-479 S479 Adapter
Pentium-M 725 'Dothan' 1.6 @ 2480
Geil Ultra PC4000 @ 194mhz 2.0-3-3-6
Standard HSF bundled with CT-479

 

Back the multiplier down and get the FSB to 250, then run the ram 1:1. You should see a fair drop in times.

 

I tried 10 x 250, 10 x 200 - It only likes 156fsb max ... bit annoyed, are there any other options you would suggest changing?