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That's pretty damn efficient!

Any CPU whose cache is less than calculation size benefits from CW One day, we won't need CW for 32M anymore

I guess you should have more LGA775 hardware points than me by now :)

Capture card might be a good investment then. Never waste time on screenshots when benching anymore

Do your scores somehow get stuck on front page for weeks? Or do you post new ones daily? I am confused :D

You guys are binning hundreds of E7500?

LBBLE 0520CPMW

Any other tests on this chip? Can it run Pi at stupid high clocks as well?

Is this one of my ex-chips?

Dat mem!

5:8 and it's yours

Wow, a Blitz Extreme. Haven't seen one in a looooong while.

Dat board ...

German #1-2-3-4-5 in 32M when?

Will the CPU do this clock at x10 or x9?

Looking at how I'm only 0.5s slower with 2x1GB CL7, I'd expect this to be at least 8min30-8min32 with good CW. Either way, I don't think this would be beaten for a while. (unless a wild wytiwx appears and runs 32M at 750x8 :D)

No waza?

that's a nice ASUS Rampage I Impact you got there :D

Actual picture of the setup:

Another 1-337!

Agreed. Just a few things to consider: does BenchMate work with legacy systems? (talking WinXP and much older) does BenchMate require external dependencies that might hurt performance? does BenchMate cause a higher CPU load than CPU-Z? (opening the latter can sometimes be harder than passing Spi 32M)

Now that mainstream CPUs from both sides get 16 cores, wouldn't it be the right time to ask ourselves if we actually need to split CPU globals per number of cores? Back when the split was introduced, there were maximum three relevant classes (1,2,4) with a HUGE difference in between. But these days you have at least fourteen (1/2/3/4/5/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/24/32) and it doesn't look like it's going to get any simpler with all the 'exciting' ways that manufacturers can customise their CPU layouts. It's starting to get very similar to situation with GPU rankings: CPUs have 2/3-digit core count, GPUs have 2/3-digit ROP count Given core count can be achieved by 1 or 2 cpus (or even core types), given ROP count can be achieved by 1 or 2 cards It's very rare that nVidia and AMD release graphic cards with the same ROP count (or even at the same price point) to avoid direct comparisons, Intel/AMD will likely eventually get there too ...and I don't see anyone discussing splitting GPU ranks per ROP count "to give guys with GTX3060 a chance and make it more affordable"

352 GB of RAM in one thread. Is that a new record?

With recent developments in P45 FSB, it's only a matter of time before sub 7s gets done.

Very weak score. Should do much better ones with LN2 and your hoard.