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How can the Conroe only have14 pipes
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intel learned a lot about cranking up the clocks with netburst. that architecture, despite its inherit flaws, was not a total waste. 
i think the top clocks i've seen on a c2d were around 5.6-5.7ghz. on netburst, just over 8ghz.
i think the top clocks i've seen on a c2d were around 5.6-5.7ghz. on netburst, just over 8ghz.
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5.6-5.7? Link me? Most I've seen is like 5.5Ghz out of those EE chips under LN2.
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ya i think some guy over at xs was literlly 20mhz away from a 100% oc on his X6800... we are talkin 5.8ghz!...
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Should've figured it was on an ES. Thanks for the links.
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This isn't. And there's a big difference between suicides and being able to run pi.
And there's a big difference between suicides and being able to run pi.
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so what's your best suicide so far Gautam?
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It takes a lot more effort to complete pi stable than a mere screen shot just prior to the crash.
Suicide runs are usless IMHO.
Suicide runs are usless IMHO.
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I probably could've gotten one at 5.5 that day but we were pretty much out of LN2 right as I was trying.hUMANbEATbOX said:
(It might not have liked me running my ram at 500MHz CAS3 at the same time either )I don't care much for suicides though...I bet I could get one at at least 5.55 if I really wanted to, probably 5.6. Maybe next time.
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Audioaficionado said:
ima gonna have to agree... just taking a ss of a clock is eh w/e espically using programs liks setfsb so you could boot up into windows and up the fsb and take a ss real quick... IMO thats more of a stupid run... a suicide run to me is being able to boot up at the desiered clock (4.005ghz on air in my case) let windows load, start up super pi and cpuz... get required windows open for screen shots, open the task manager to change the priority of super pi to realtime... then run at least super pi 1m... i was able to do all this (actually multiple runs of super pi 1m on both cores) at 4.005ghz on air... i think thats a good acomplishment.
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