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Not me. I was just summing up this thread.SewerBeing said:omg d4m0n, that is the craziest thing I have ever seen, lol. There d4m0n is that what you are going for?
Permanoob said:Feeling the warm glow of sarcasm from Damian's post. You could roast a hot dog off of that.
OMG, hehe I smell photoshop and a dead cpu. Why didnt you show the whole graph? I bet it was because the cpu didnt realy have those numbers so you cut off the bars and replaced the numbers. Im just making wild guesses?!
Damian said:
Horrible. My 2.4c does over 11k.
Damian said:
WINNER! Can't believe so many of you took this so seriously...
That was Gautam's old rig. Yes, both the NF7 and proc were dead. In case you were wondering, I'm using a 1700+ @ 2150 in my rig. I'd kill for one of these DLT3Cs; too bad this one died of natural causes.
Nope, no photoshop. Look at the molten plastic; it would be kinda hard to fake that. Graphs are real; they were taken by Gautam before the proc died.
Yuriman said:OMG, hehe I smell photoshop and a dead cpu. Why didnt you show the whole graph? I bet it was because the cpu didnt realy have those numbers so you cut off the bars and replaced the numbers. Im just making wild guesses?!
dippy_skoodlez said:
Thats odd... I coulda sword I saw a 2600mhz barton do 11k....
Originally posted by hitechjb1
- XP 1700+ DLT3C (256KB L2) = 9560 / 2558 = 3.74 instructions / cycle (tested result)
- Barton 3000+ (512KB L2) = 8130 / 2160 = 3.76 instructions / cycle
- XP 2600+ (256KB L2) = 7829 / 2080 = 3.76 instructions / cycle