Super Pi 1m scores

[JrRacinFan]

E72's have a tendency to get rather warm in extreme clocking conditions. If you need inexpensive, look into an AC Freezer. I can vouch for the Akasa Evo & Evo Blue but they are now very hard to find.

Best thing I suggest to keep it cool is to only clock it mildly for now, ~3.5Ghz 1.25v.

 

[JBravo]

Winter is the most effective cooling for the money lol, its free


I would however invest in a TRUE or a Zalman, great coolers!


Maybe JRracing can recommend one, he is using an Akasa that is fairly well priced and gave him great results on his E5200 I believe.

JR????

Thanks for the advise. But for now, I'll try and get the ambient down as low as possible. Maybe set the A/C to 17C and put a big fan on the open case. Thats probably gonna be my best till I get a cooler. I'll have to post back tomorrow with the results tho, I'm at work doing the graveyard shift

 

[JBravo]

E72's have a tendency to get rather warm in extreme clocking conditions. If you need inexpensive, look into an AC Freezer. I can vouch for the Akasa Evo & Evo Blue but they are now very hard to find.

Best thing I suggest to keep it cool is to only clock it mildly for now, ~3.5Ghz 1.25v.

Thanks for the heads up. I'll just clock it for a quick run, see what I can get

 

[JrRacinFan]

Thanks for the heads up. I'll just clock it for a quick run, see what I can get

Yeah, try not to push past 1.28v vcore and 1.2v VTT. I'm just wondering what your ambients are like this time of year.

EDIT:

If they are low enuff maybe even go watercooling ....

I know in ohio during the winter I would love to go water just to see what kind of trouble I can get into xD

 

[Chicken Patty]

thanks jr for chipping in

Jbravo, just be careful dude. Keep us posted.

 

[r9]

new AMD 1st place

Opteron 1300 ???
@sno.lcn
And that 5.6GHz dice or LN ???

 

[JBravo]

Yeah, try not to push past 1.28v vcore and 1.2v VTT. I'm just wondering what your ambients are like this time of year.

EDIT:

If they are low enuff maybe even go watercooling ....

I know in ohio during the winter I would love to go water just to see what kind of trouble I can get into xD

Ambient goes anywhere from 25-45 C so its difficult to get a high 24/7 clock. Water would be nice, but I don't know if it'll cope with those sort of ambient temp fluctuations

thanks jr for chipping in

Jbravo, just be careful dude. Keep us posted.

Thanks bro will do

 

[JrRacinFan]

Ambient goes anywhere from 25-45 C so its difficult to get a high 24/7 clock. Water would be nice, but I don't know if it'll cope with those sort of ambient temp fluctuations

No offense but ... YUCK! Heck you may even need to go phase just to keep ur stuff cool

Just kidding man, You would need a cooler with high cfm ratings and negative pressure in your case(make it a vacuum in there blowing all the air out).

 

[aCid888*]

My Xiggy HDT1283 keeps my E8400 @ 4.05 (450x9) with 1.425vCore BIOS at no more than 58'C on both cores passively after a 12 hour Prime run....I do have great air in my case though with some Scythe Kaze-Jyuni 110cfm fans in place of the original Antec fans and also two strapped to the Xiggy wired to a fan controller so I can run passive or for a bit more headroom with higher volts keep the temps down.

Very cheap cooler, very capable and with two high-cfm fans you will be very happy.


Oh and thanks chicken....I got more testing to do!


EDIT:
The Celeron scores the same as my laptop does!

 

[Wile E]

E72's have a tendency to get rather warm in extreme clocking conditions. If you need inexpensive, look into an AC Freezer. I can vouch for the Akasa Evo & Evo Blue but they are now very hard to find.

Best thing I suggest to keep it cool is to only clock it mildly for now, ~3.5Ghz 1.25v.

I wouldn't bother with the Freezer for a cheap cooler. It was great in it's prime, but has been far surpassed now. For less than the Freezer, you can pick up the Xigmatek HDT-S963, which handily outperforms it. Or, for $5 more, you can pick up the HDT-S1283, which performs on par with a TRUE.

 

[SystemViper]

+1 Hdt-s1283

 

[JrRacinFan]

I wouldn't bother with the Freezer for a cheap cooler. It was great in it's prime, but has been far surpassed now. For less than the Freezer, you can pick up the Xigmatek HDT-S963, which handily outperforms it. Or, for $5 more, you can pick up the HDT-S1283, which performs on par with a TRUE.

Which is true.. just speaking for fact that the Freezer may be more readily available....

Give or take.

 

[SpeedEuphoria]

+1 Hdt-s1283

Yes indeed!!

It handled my E8400 no prob, working OK on my Q9650 so far, waiting on better fans, then I'll experiment more, try to get sub 10s Spi 1m. So far same clocks as my E8400 E0 at same voltage, gotta love the UD3P!!

 

[JBravo]

Latest run @ 3504mhz

 

[Chicken Patty]

woot woot bravo, jbravo

 

[JBravo]

woot woot bravo, jbravo

I was wondering when my choice of name would turn against me

 

[JrRacinFan]

Nice voltage on that clock Jbravo. I sooo need to look into getting an e7x00 instead. This chip needs way too much voltage.

 

[JBravo]

Nice voltage on that clock Jbravo. I sooo need to look into getting an e7x00 instead. This chip needs way too much voltage.

Yes they do get away with very little voltage. I must say tho, my first run of 3.3ghz was dead stable on 1.2125 V set in bios.

The 3.5ghz needs about 1.25 i think. I never tested for stability coz I'm not using it for my 24/7 clocks. The 3.3ghz does just fine

 

[JrRacinFan]

I bet if you bring up your FSB Term/VTT Voltage up a notch or 2 , it may stable out enough for 24/7.

 

[JBravo]

I bet if you bring up your FSB Term/VTT Voltage up a notch or 2 , it may stable out enough for 24/7.

You know is was wondering if my fsb might be limiting my clocks? This asus has the P35 chipset so I'm hoping its good for at least 500mhz.

I still have some settings that I need to get to know,its a slow process but I'm getting there. Thanks for the tip. I'll try that later.

Another thing is my apacer ddr-800 is rated between 1.8-1.9V according to specs. I had to bump it to 2.0V to get them to run at 876mhz. I really don't know if that might kill it if I keep it at that speed and voltage for a 24/7? Any idea? The Corsair is just cruising I just know it. I've seen them go up to close to 1000mhz.

 

[aCid888*]

Cache seems to be the dominate factor here....my E8400 @ 3GHz and my RAM @ 800mhz scores about the same 15 seconds as you JB.

Either way, keep trying and that E7200 will sure do a lot better....I see no issues with you getting 4GHz pretty easily if its a nice clocker.

 

[JBravo]

Hey guys

I've got an interesting result that I thought I might want to share with you.

Ok, so i've install XP 32bit again because my games were starting to lagg quite badly in vista after about a month or so. It might have been something I did wrong, but I decided that till I get 4GB of ram, back to XP.

So, I did another pi run on different settings, changing the fsb strap to 333 rather than 400 thus dropping the ram speed a little bit. Ratio now is 12:10

The new clock was 3420, almost 100mhz slower than my previous best of 3504mhz. Also my ram was running slower at 865mhz as opposed to 876.

Now, check the pi time...

It's almost identical! Would this be as a result of running xp? or might it be that my pc responded better to these settings?

 

[SystemViper]

Winter is the most effective cooling for the money lol, its free


I would however invest in a TRUE or a Zalman, great coolers!


Maybe JRracing can recommend one, he is using an Akasa that is fairly well priced and gave him great results on his E5200 I believe.

JR????

So True, My Igloo has been a great success ,
i am so proud of it, I will do it every year from now on!

 

[SystemViper]

Yes indeed!!

It handled my E8400 no prob, working OK on my Q9650 so far, waiting on better fans, then I'll experiment more, try to get sub 10s Spi 1m. So far same clocks as my E8400 E0 at same voltage, gotta love the UD3P!!

How high is the Q9650, they are such great Quads

 

[silkstone]

My results at 4278mhz