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  1. Bones
    Freak chip getting it's freak ON. Great job getting it done!
  2. Bones
    Well done Unity! Congrats on the platform record, just shows FX always seems to give a little more if you really work with it.
  3. Bones
    Use CPU-Z 2.00 and it will work correctly.
  4. Bones
    You're welcome. 😁
  5. Bones
    I knew you were joking so it's all good.
  6. Bones
    Seriously - I just saw the opportunity to run it for some testing since it's a new (To me) chip and did just that with it. 25 days left for the comp as of this post..... We haven't seen much yet. My time is limited for what I can do because of family matters that takes priority - Those are more important and will be met, so I'll be lucky to get any real time to work on results for this one. Might have to do what I can (If I have time) and either drop those in or just sit back and watch the expected carnage to come....
  7. Bones
    It's always good to see another join the 8GHz club. Believe it when I say I'll be watching...... 😉 Seriously, I think you'll come to love this platform before you're done.
  8. Bones
    Thank you for the explanation - That does clear alot of it up, hopefully for everyone.
  9. Bones
    Thanks man!
  10. Bones
    Incorrect - San Diego's were also E6 chips towards the end and they never made a single core "Toledo" chip because the name was only used for X2 chips. I don't know why the bot decided all of these were to be called Toledo's or why CPU-Z itself is calling them a Toledo but you can refer to CPU World and look up a 4000+ LCBBE stepping chip to see for yourself. Here's one example except this one is an LCB9E stepping chip: https://hwbot.org/submission/2653517_bones_cpu_frequency_athlon_64_4000_(san_diego)_3469.01_mhz BTW CPU-Z can tell the difference between a single cored and dual cored chip - Look at the AMD 64 logo at the top right of the CPU tab. It's orange and black meaning it's a single cored chip, if it were Green and black instead then it would be an X2 chip like this one: https://hwbot.org/submission/2348484_bones_superpi___1m_athlon_64_x2_4200_(toledo)_27sec_610ms
  11. Bones
    Doing great, keep it up
  12. Bones
    Bronze one
  13. Bones
    number one
  14. Bones
    Nice one George
  15. Bones
    Very nice George
  16. Bones
    Nice one
  17. Bones
    6870's are out there too, not bad on the pricing overall and looks to be enough of them to go around.
  18. Bones
    I'm in.... ?
  19. Bones
    Still a good effort, you'll come back and do better later.
  20. Bones
    Basically any Newark is hard to find anywhere but the 4000's are particuarly hard to find for any kind of decent price these days. I'm blessed to have the one I've got, where I had ordered it from I had actually ordered a 3700 but received a 4000 instead - I wasn't about to complain to them about it when I saw what it was. ?
  21. Bones
    Nice 8 GHz result!
  22. Bones
    Nothing wrong with that - Great job!
  23. Bones
    The new guys NEED to get in on this. The experience gained from competing will go a long ways towards success and if nothing else they'll learn some things along the way, that being the biggest benefit from doing it. If any of you have ambitions to reach the top one day you'll never get it done sitting on your hands, gotta start somewhere and this is a great opportunity to get started like the rest of us had to. Good luck to those that decide to compete.
  24. Bones
    You are correct. Don't have a Giga to try it with so... May not do too well in this stage overall. I do have a couple of 890/870 boards and seeing what I can get from those ATM.
  25. Bones
    Yes.... And if I were a betting man, I'd have to say there could be a bit left in it yet. You know how engineers like Scotty always managed to squeeze that last .0001 of warp speed out of it. ?
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