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Post Date: 2007-11-02
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    Posted: 02 Nov 2007 at 8:03pm
lol.... just ran the first benchmark at all stock settings from DS and that line was in the results...

Your system compared to all 2738513 system configurations.
There are 1950 systems with a higher score and 2736563 systems with a lower score than your system.

18892 3dmark score Tongue

not too bad... I gotta get cs3 installed so I can finish my review
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Let the jealousy ensue...
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Yeah, I'm somewhere around 12,000 place with 16,130.  I'm waiting for Alex to send me a flash for my video card clocks..
 
I think with OC'ing you should break 20K.
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Posts: 16314 		  Quote Alex Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 02 Nov 2007 at 9:51pm

Not bad. We can hit 20,000+ here, just that stability and long-term warranty coverage to a customer stops us from going to the upper levels in overclocking. Let me give you a challenge then!

If you can get the machine stable for a 24-hour run of Everest stressing both the CPU/Memory and also a separate 24-hour run of 3D Mark in a 24-hour run, I will send you a free game!
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Posts: 350 		  Quote ed1371 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 03 Nov 2007 at 12:39am
I will happily accept the challenge!

(what alex doesnt know, people in the audience, is that the EVGA mobo they sent me is running the p30 BIOS... not the p31 which is supposed to have better OC'ing ability)

What are the parameters of the challenge? Hit 20000+  and get it to pass the tests you mentioned? Any bonus for getting the CPU up to a certain level? Tongue

I would need you to tell me that the rig will still be covered under warranty... I am not new at doing this sort of stuff and of course will take it an inch at a time, but I do know that sometimes "things happen".

I love these guys... who else in the industry would do stuff like this? 

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3DMark Score406 3DMarks
SM 2.0 Score189 Marks


thats the PC i'm back to using.

your score makes me sad.
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My 3D mark Score = 13,000. Very respectable.
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I'm very curious to see what mine will be.
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Posts: 16314 		  Quote Alex Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 03 Nov 2007 at 3:56pm
Sounds good! We recently started to use the P31 BIOS. eVGA claims to have better overclocking, but, we seen the same results. I believe they improved the "AUTO" voltage settings so consumers are able to push their overclocks higher.
 
Anyways, yes, we will still warranty it, the computer system has a termination point if temperatures get too hot.
 
If you can get it stable on Everest in w 24-hour loop at 4.0GHz, then you definitely earned some overclocking respect.
 
We have made a Q6600 hit 4.1GHz Wink
 
Originally posted by ed1371

I will happily accept the challenge!

(what alex doesnt know, people in the audience, is that the EVGA mobo they sent me is running the p30 BIOS... not the p31 which is supposed to have better OC'ing ability)

What are the parameters of the challenge? Hit 20000+  and get it to pass the tests you mentioned? Any bonus for getting the CPU up to a certain level? Tongue

I would need you to tell me that the rig will still be covered under warranty... I am not new at doing this sort of stuff and of course will take it an inch at a time, but I do know that sometimes "things happen".

I love these guys... who else in the industry would do stuff like this? 

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Alex, on my computer, I got the liquid cooling CPU only but I also got the 5 extra fans still.   Can that cause a higher overclock with that extra cooling?  I would think it would.
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Shocked  4.1 GHz?
 
How long did you manage to keep that stable?
 
I cringe to know, but what were the core temps at when you did that?
 
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It really depends on your hardware. What CPU and motherboard you have.
 
The five fans dont cool the liquid going to the processor. Just the rest of the hardware.
 
Originally posted by Bigdog

Alex, on my computer, I got the liquid cooling CPU only but I also got the 5 extra fans still.   Can that cause a higher overclock with that extra cooling?  I would think it would.
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Posts: 16314 		  Quote Alex Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 04 Nov 2007 at 11:37pm
So Ed, you got it stable at 4.1GHz?
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Posts: 350 		  Quote ed1371 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 04 Nov 2007 at 11:41pm
offshoot question alex, what 120 fans did you folks use on the radiators? Was wondering how much air they push... was lookin at some high flow 80 cfm fans to get a little more cooling on the fluid...
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I have the QX6850 and the board is nForce 680i SLI (A1 Revision).
 
I wasn't meaning cooling the liquid as the liquid cools the CPU.  I was mean, Since fans can actually cool the CPU for overclocking, does that also add more cooling with liquid cooling as well.
 
I would think logically it would stack?  you know what I mean.  I am still going to get the extra fans with it.


Edited by Bigdog - 04 Nov 2007 at 11:44pm
Processor: QX6850 (3.3Ghz)
RAM: 4GB 1066 Dominators
Graphics: 2x 8800GTX 768MB
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Posts: 350 		  Quote ed1371 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 04 Nov 2007 at 11:44pm
lol... I havent had a chance yet to sit down and start pushing it.. heck I am on 24 hour duty at work right now and then still gotta work tommorrow..
 
I did play with it at 4.0 and it seemed stable for the short time I tried it.
 
The multiplyer did NOT like getting pushed past 12 though... more tweaking all around needed before that will happen
 
edit: duh... you were talkin to the other ed


Edited by ed1371 - 04 Nov 2007 at 11:46pm
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