Mikecdm
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thanks, too bad chip is too slow
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1 hour ago, shar00750 said:
Great work ! Finely you got full pot ?
Yea, finally got it working. Asked Alexro for suggestions and it seemed to do the trick.
Thanks to everyone else as well. Pointers from everyone helped. 4 yrs away and new platform is tricky. Glad I never had to deal with delidding and cracking tim.
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21 hours ago, k2viper said:
Hello guys,
Anyone tested M ix Apex with 9900K and latest @dsanke 1801 mod bios?
To be clear, the steps from first post are still needed to flash modded bios to stock (yet) mobo?It works and better with A2 mems than 1704.
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was bad time, couldn't get chip to run full pot. This was -180 quick test to get an idea. Spent more time trying to get it to run full pot.
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I didn't really try, ran 6.5 for a run, then had issues, probably gpu. So set it back down to 6g, then ran a few, then card was wet and didn't run anymore. I admit, I was lazy.
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First thing i ran cold after 4 yrs away. Was slacking on the cpu. Picked it up used on a forum and did no pre-testing.
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I'm in if you need me just message me what you need done
Run all the benches, distribute scores among countrymen
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Anyone have a spare display port cable?
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How much the accommodation might cost? My friend told me about 2k USD for the CES time...
You can always stay with someone else and then sneak out in the morning before they wake up.
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I wonder if those predator sticks are afr, if so it would be a nice price. If they are I would definitely grab them now, do you know how long ago you bought them?
Are you taking a break from benching or are you back now.
They're probably mfr, I bought them a long time ago and have never been used. What a waste of money.
Is Gigabyte's P55 still available?Sort of in the process of being sold.
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For sale a bunch of stuff from yesteryear.
Paypal is preferred method of payment.
Prices include US shipping, international is paid by buyer.
Heat: Mikecdm
1. Asus F1A75-V Pro w/ A8 3870 -$105
board and cpu combo only, nothing else included.
2. Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4 - $50 or combo with 6800k.
comes with all retail accessories and packaging.
3. Gigabyte F2A88x-UP4- $70 or combo with 6800k
comes with all retail accessories and packaging.
4. Asus Crosshair V formula - $125
board only, nothing else included
5. Asus Crosshair V formula - $135
comes with box, i/o shield and some accessories
6. Gigabyte P55-UD4p -doesn't work, not for sale anymore
board only, nothing else included
7. EVGA P55 classified.- $125 SOLD
have box and accessories, not sure if all is there.
8. Gigabyte Z97X- Soc Force - $115
board only, nothing else
9. Asus P5B "deluxe" $65
pcb says p5b-e plus but it's physically a deluxe. has mods done to it for vcore, vdimm, mch. Can also run 771 cpu.
10. Asus P5E64 WS Evolution - doesn't work, not for sale anymore
comes board only. Hard to find DDR3 board
11. Phenom II 560 BE $30
unlocks to quad
12. Phenom II 555 BE $25
unlocks to quad
13. Phenom II 960T - $65
unlocks to 6core
14. FX 8350 $105
15. Hyper X Predator 2666c13 $125
4x4 kit, never been used.
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VGA expenditures is causing a rift in 2d vs 3d.
One important point is also that Nvidia is locking the cards. There are not many users who like to epower a 1000$ card or solder on these. Much easier to play with a K-CPU and a Board with a nice BIOS.I would have to agree with both allen and roman. No competition in these rankings is mainly because of the price. Dropping $1k on a 980ti or modding a $1k titan is a lot of money. Even when they were $700-800 it was a lot but it keeps going up.
I see the lack of "reward" in terms of points is a direct result of the costs involved. If one were to look at the top of the leaderboards for single vga 3d (consisting of 980ti, titanx, etc), the only competition around is that which comes from vendors or people working closely with the vendors. The average enthusiast just doesn't have the means to compete.
On the other hand, 2d is more affordable and thus more submissions. You get a boost in points for those same guys working alongside the vendors or those who are working for the vendors.
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the sempy is smashing, i'll keep an eye out for the 6.5ghz run
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sad that at 5ghz this is 11th fastest for this cpu
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Nice, I was gonna try this on my p5q3 and it blew up when i hit the power button
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Nice job, don't think my cpu has got any more left in it. Surely not 6.2
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Aren't we all. I'm way off on all these 4xxx series cards and have no clue what it is.
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They're junk, I tried cold and they didn't budge.
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Thanks guys, needs a bit more work.. Gotta try and see if I can get strat to post his back up.
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I've never seen one where the futuremark link says that it's invalid due to LOD. We all use LOD, but I've never had that error, usually its time measurement that i get. From my understanding, any submission that is invalid on futuremark site isn't accepted, but rules are open to interpretation at times.
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Nice clocks on the card, did you add caps to the back or had to move them over to clear the single stage?
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i noticed, 3d11 was really bad too. It did 1600 before but was struggling this time, but need to dial in efficiency first.
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but the rules still confusing me sorry. so you have to reach an exact target score which is secret until you dont hit it, so basically we just blind shooting the scores within the range and hope you will hit the bulls eye? what is the tweak in that?
there is no skill to it, it's like guessing a random number. But the more times you try, the better your odds. This sure seems like it's going to be a popular competition. We'll have hundreds of submissions by the end. Probably really good for some PR or marketing purposes.
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