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

sse3? english?

 

CPU-z says I'm running at 1.35v but I'm not, it's actually running at 1.55v,

I can get up to 2.84GHz prime stable but the idle temperature is 38C (on air), too hot for my liking. So it's clocked to 2.8GHz for everyday use, at 32C idle and 38C on load.

Your voltage at 1.648v and only getting 2.75GHz, can't you do better? Especially on watercooling. In fact with watercooling you might even get 2.9GHz, the highest I've seen is over 3GHz (could be phase cooling though).

 

so up the voltage to allow for a better clock? im getting a bit scared of my power supply latly ... 5 harddrives raid controller 6800 ultra 4400+ both overclocked 2 dvd drives usb pci card led display 8 fans (4 120 mm) with a 480 watt psu...

 

SSE = Streaming SIMD Extensions. Like MMX and 3DNow!, they're instructions that are coded into the CPU and, when used, yield extra performance since they're native processor commands.

 

I wouldn't up the voltage any more, I think 1.6v is the maximum safe limit for this cpu. Try lowering the multiplier and upping the fsb, my CPU does better at 10.5 multi than at 11, perhaps you can get 2.8GHz at least.

Out of interest, whereabouts in So'ton are you?

 

ill try lowering the multiplier and upping the fsb later then

im from wellow - near romsey btw you? (pm me)

 

Just dropped in my Sandiego 3700 that replaced my Opteron 144 On stock Volts it did:



Specs:
3700 SD Core @ 259 x 11 HTT X 4 1.4v
Ballistix 2GB 40000 at 1:1 3337 2.8v
Cooled by Vapochill Micro with 92mm Akasa Amber in Sonata II with 2 x 120mm Ambers.... Quiet

MMMMMM let this bed in and see if I can hit 3MHz

 

on air, corsair value select


edit:can someone plz resize this I am not very good with photobucket

 

here is mine.. Boswell can you tell me how you are overclocking your cpu to run nice and stable on air.

Ty in advance. whoops i cant add attachments so i copied ad pasted. it took me 41.003 sec to complete i am using an 4400x2 running at stock. toledo core

 

1. Boswell is running on water!
2. You need to post a screenshot, do this by uploading your screenshot to an image host (such as imageshack.us) and posting the image here.

 

Duron 1800, o/c'd to 2250. 166x13.5 (odd, as i set it to 155mhz in my bios (MSI kt6v). 1.675 volts. 512mb ram (1x hyundai and 1x unknown brand)
just stable enough to take this screencap after goin through the pi calc.
60.899 seconds



Thought i'd add something a little different into the battle. Yeah this is my main rig...

 

umm you do realise i need to read the cpuz windows ....

 

yea I know you need to read it but I was having some trouble resizing it

 

ah I see, Feel fre to send a large version to "frankq"at"blueyonder.co.uk and I'll resize/host and send you the link

 

little better image than before

 

not really

 

Go here
Create yourself and account and upload the pic. It'll give you 3 sizes (small, med and the full sized image)

 

it's not where the image is hosted its the type of image it is
I am not able to make it that big and stay under 500kb

 

Why does it have to be under 500k? Why not just drop the quality a little rather than making the image stupidly small. As i say, upload the FULL sized image to the link in my last post.
It'll compress it down for you to a lower res which will be ideal for the forums, and still readable...

 

edit: thats a better size
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