Sucka said:
Thanks
There's no secrets to AM3 that i'm aware of. I've tried all the little tweaks i know and short of more MHz i haven't found anything. Just a nice clean drive with nothing running in background, and some good clocks is all you need. Memory timings also help this benchmark as well.
I wanna get some new high end RAM for my system, I need the caps mod, the droop mod, and I may also do vDimm and vTT depending on what Memory I find. I also need some good cooling. I'm really trying to learn DD phase cooling, but I don't understand alot of it. I think I can leap frog H20, but will need to do alot of studying.
It's probably going to take me awhile. I've OC'd many systems, but I am new to this high of a level of it. It's kinda like I'm a n00b all over again here at this forum. The level of experience and knowledge here is far higher than anything I've messed with.
I'm willing to take some calculated risk, but calculated isa the key word. I would rather study and do it the slower way, than do it the quick expensive way.
This system has alot more in it. It's a good board with a good CPU. I just need to study for awhile again to do all these mods properly, and get the cooling to where I can use more voltage without heating things up. 4.1 is about my limit right now without the caps and droop mod. The voltage tend to get wild above 4.1. I need more stability on the voltage. I then need RAm that will do very high FSB's at tight timings, and then I need the cooling to raise those voltages. I suspect a run to 80,000 woulkd not be out of the question. Maybe in the 90's with extreme cooling. To get the 100K scores one would need SLI 7800's I expect.
By the time I get all that done, SLI will be the norm, and the dual 64 bit Intels will be much more perfected. They are outstanding now, but there will definitely be better boards, and faster CPU's in about a year or so.
I'm looking to build a dual core 64 bit rig in about a year. I think things will be more perfected, and drivers and things will be optimized for them by then.