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DICE is so 3 months ago Blaylock, he's gone colder.Wish I had some of Johan's Dice
There's plenty of people that will help you if you want to go down that road RayI'm a little jealous of these guys dice and ln2 setups. Not gunna lie
That's a pretty hefty OC for that voltage Blaylock nice! Whatcha coolin it with?
There's plenty of people that will help you if you want to go down that road Ray
Praxair in London, the thing is you have to have a dewar to contain it. I just got one two weekends ago so had to try it out. Got 30L for about $50. There's only some stipulations around transportation. Like it has to be outside the vehicle. Not in the cabin or it'll kill you if you have an accident and it gets out of it's container.Where do you guys get the ln2 for this testing? Doesn't seem like something that would be easy to get
basically any bus speeds like 2400ish ht and 2000ish nb, even memory around 1700ish, cannot clock over around 5.05ghz...... temps do not appear to be the issue, could be though...... tried many different timing configurations.... best was around 12 minutes of prime 95 around 5.1 ghz.... I did get the cpu/nb down to 1.26 ghz using the offset and lowering "load line calibration" to high for cpu and regular for cpu/nb...
musta had 12 hours in it attempting.....
Sure seems like a goodun Blaylock Fingers crossed it will unlock!I'm still just ambient, using my Zalman CNPS95000LED. I need a few things still before I can go liquid.
I think this Sempron is a pretty nice chip. Everytime I expect it to BS it just keeps goin. Eventually I'll need to bump the volts, but for now it seems to be doing fine. Probably the most surprising is the CPU-NB volts. I think I'm close to 3000Mhz and it's still at the stock 1.175v.
Oh, and I still need to try unlocking the second core still. I'm going to see what I can get on the solo core first though.
I was thinking the same, that 8350 was a little btch on ambient cooling but really shined when it went sub ambient. Shame it had an early termination, may the lil piggy R.I.P.!I wish I still had my piggy.
Never thought of the implications of transporting it Johan, I can see that being a problem if it's inside and you crash. At least your body will be preserved!There's only some stipulations around transportation. Like it has to be outside the vehicle. Not in the cabin or it'll kill you if you have an accident and it gets out of it's container.
As Johan said the harder you push the more voltage you will need for the next XXX Mhz . Show us a Hwmonitor SS under load and the Spd Memory and Cpu tabs again, maybe well see something your missing. I can tell you on my chip when I started pushing for 5.1 "stable" I had to back the voltage dump truck up and just start pouring it in. I do not remember exactly how much I needed because I do not try to run it above 4.7 for anything other then benching and I'm only concerned with being stable for that bench when doing so. It was was a lot though.basically any bus speeds like 2400ish ht and 2000ish nb, even memory around 1700ish, cannot clock over around 5.05ghz...... temps do not appear to be the issue, could be though...... tried many different timing configurations.... best was around 12 minutes of prime 95 around 5.1 ghz.... I did get the cpu/nb down to 1.26 ghz using the offset and lowering "load line calibration" to high for cpu and regular for cpu/nb...
I don't like to run more than 1.45v for my daily driver. For benching.......whatever it takes. (P.S. I don't bench my daily rig either, well almost never.)
@Johan first time at bat and your already in the 7GHZ club nice job