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

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  1. Tim S

    Tim S OG

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    that's just a tad too extreme :)
     
    Tim S, 13 Oct 2003
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  2. LaughingJon

    LaughingJon What's a Dremel?

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    /me looks at his P4... then looks at the other thing... :eyebrow:
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    /me looks at his P4... then looks at the other thing... :eyebrow:
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    /me looks at his P4... then looks at the other thing... :eyebrow:

    /me is happy with P4.. seems like a lot less hassle :D
     
    LaughingJon, 13 Oct 2003
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  3. Tim S

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    you wouldn't be able to run that A64 for much longer than 5 mins :)

    Nice overclock having said that :hip:
     
    Tim S, 13 Oct 2003
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  4. Mr T

    Mr T 4 Left Into Long 3 Right

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    He goes out and spends that much and then liquid nitrogen cools it :S He must be off his rocker :(

    Anyway i got a NF7 now running my 2400 happyly at 333fsb so ill have to do a few more tests ;) Ive got no internet at the mo in my uni hall so i will have to download it here in the library and bring a floppy next time im arround :)
     
    Mr T, 15 Oct 2003
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  5. Xen0phobiak

    Xen0phobiak SMEGHEADS!

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    45 seconds?
     
    Xen0phobiak, 15 Oct 2003
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  6. maki43

    maki43 I can touch my toes 1,2,3

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    Just ran it oon my laptop

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    red x removed, bigZ

    Look at that sexy time :cooldude:
     
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    maki43, 18 Oct 2003
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  7. Murdoc

    Murdoc Gas Mask..ZOMG

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    that is one uber time dude, its the massive cache and sheer clock speed that give you that quite amazing time
     
    Murdoc, 18 Oct 2003
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  8. Shogun

    Shogun Banned

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    [​IMG]

    why does my time seem really poor? I know my chip isnt the best by far but some 1600xp's are beating me :worried:
     
    Shogun, 18 Oct 2003
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  9. Tulatin

    Tulatin The Froggy Poster

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    Two Point Seven Gigahertz. One Point Eight Core Volts. 55 Celcius Why it took 1:44 is beyond me (Northwood A)


    red x removed, use a propper image host, you invalidated your TOS it seems, try www.uploadit.org

    thanks, bigZ
     
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    Tulatin, 19 Oct 2003
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  10. Shogun

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    I would overclock if i could. Thing is my mobo has no overclocking ability. Doesnt let me mess with voltages or even fsb speeds. The only time ive done it is using a program called speedfan. Managed to get it to 2220 before i got scared and backed off. I dont think there is any other way to mess with voltages other than the bios and if there are any other overclocking programs out there i would like linkies please . :lol:
     
    Shogun, 19 Oct 2003
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  11. Kameleon

    Kameleon is watching you...

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    [​IMG]

    I think I need more raw MHz to get any faster, and unfortunately no matter how much voltage I feed my Barton, it just won't do it...

    242FSB though, ph34r :hip:

    And that's the funniest thing I've seen in a long time :clap:
     
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    Kameleon, 19 Oct 2003
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  12. Tulatin

    Tulatin The Froggy Poster

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    Sigh. Keep an open mind. It's just like people who think you NEED water to get to 2.5 on a 2500+. Guess what, you DON'T. My friend does it with an SLK900U and Tornado. I had the pic, but stupid angelfire cut my site...
     
    Tulatin, 19 Oct 2003
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  13. Mr T

    Mr T 4 Left Into Long 3 Right

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    [​IMG]

    Got 51 secs earlier but forgot to take a screnie need to play a bit more me thinks :(
     
    Mr T, 19 Oct 2003
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  14. Tim S

    Tim S OG

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    still burning in, I updated bios and it screwed everything up, couldn't get to windows without a BSOD at anything above 2.4Ghz, couldn't boot with 12.5x multiplier either. Even after reverting back to d18 from a hacked version of d10 :blah:

    Anyway, 215x11.5 worked this morning, so we're back off upto some decent fsb's and speeds :cooldude:

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    Just gotta break the damn 40s barrier, need either 230+fsb, or 2550Mhz+
     
    Tim S, 20 Oct 2003
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  15. olv

    olv he's so bright

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    so what BIOS are you on now? and have you finally sorted your NB cooling, is that why you've got the new FSB or is it just feeling funky today?
     
    olv, 20 Oct 2003
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  16. Tim S

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    I think I've sorted the northbridge out, but I'm going to have to increase fsb slowly, 210 was the max I could get it to run at yesterday, in windows, without it crying on me. Today, I rebooted and tried 215fsb, and that worked, so tomorrow, I'll try 220x11.5 and see if I can get to some reasonable core speed :)

    I'm using d18 (latest available), as I was before, but, I tried to use a hacked version of d10, which is supposed to have the latest sata bios attached to it. It didn't work, and after reverting back, I've seen my temps (from the previous d18 that I was using) rise by a good 6'C on my case temp, and same again on core temp. However, it's stable, so who gives a monkeys :p

    If I get round to it, I'll do the vdd pencil trick, to give me about 1.9v on my northbridge, meaning I should be able to get higher, more stable fsbs :)
     
    Tim S, 20 Oct 2003
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  17. Tulatin

    Tulatin The Froggy Poster

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    Time to boost the voltage... i believe a totally stable 2500 is 2.25v
     
    Tulatin, 20 Oct 2003
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  18. Tim S

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    well I've got it totally stable at 2.03v 2500Mhz, so I don't need 2.25v at all to make it stable at 2500Mhz... here's some more messing, still 40s, but getting closer to making it 39s...

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    Tim S, 20 Oct 2003
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  19. Kameleon

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    And it'll last for about 2 months before dying totally, how fun... :eyebrow:
     
    Kameleon, 20 Oct 2003
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  20. Tulatin

    Tulatin The Froggy Poster

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    Maybe, maybe not.
     
    Tulatin, 20 Oct 2003
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