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[*B]xXSebaSXx[/b] - [*URL="http://hwbot.org/community/submission/2156014_xxsebasxx_superpi_phenom_ii_x3_720_be_14sec_180ms"]14.180[*/URL] - AMD 720BE (3 Cores Active) @ 4875 - 833/7-8-7, DICE
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I need some fine-tuning for my overclock i7 [email protected]
If someone can help would be much appreciated.
Kind of late for me, but here's my:
Phenom II X4 925, SuperPi1M score. It's a gold cup at the bot
15.460s
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q84/bennypost/superpi1m_925_DICE_15460-1.jpg[IMG]
[URL="http://hwbot.org/community/submission/2141278_evil_sandwich_superpi_phenom_ii_x4_925_15sec_460ms"]http://hwbot.org/community/submission/2141278_evil_sandwich_superpi_phenom_ii_x4_925_15sec_460ms[/URL]
This was from my second DICE session ever on 87dtna's K-V1, so pardon the noobishness :D[/QUOTE]
CPU @ 4.5GHz?
CPU @ 4.5GHz?
Yep, on DICE. It's a non BE chip, so FSB clocking is somewhat limited. I think when I finally perfected my overclock after a few sessions with it I was able to get a 5000MHz CPU-z validation.
Wow 5GHz are a dream for me, unless with my current cooling system.
You need yourself a pot
Turn off HT and go for higher clocks, HT does not help with superPi.
No HT will also run cooler and let you overclock more.
If you cut it down to 1 core running you'll also get a 23 multiplier available, at 200 base clock thats 4.6ghz. Might take ~1.50+ Vcore to do it but temps should be OK with only 1 core going which is what really matters.