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didn't know that "silent backup" method annoys you so much ... great! ... will take note and use it in the future

is it really possible to set multiplier to x11 on ASUS? (iirc, wasn't possible on Gigabutt)

Gigabyte boards do have a bad reputation of killing CPUs. But you were asking for trouble yourself - running 1.65 vcore with ambient cooling

BIOS version for non-reference cards ?

five Antec PSUs ... talk about limited resources

that's the main point I'm trying to make, compare it with graphic cards.Every manufacturer works their solution around the same chip and competes with others ... but why in case with graphic cards the ranks are "by the base chip" and with motherboards they're "by each individual solution" ?

MONSTER efficency for the clocks!

I came up with a random thought that it'd be better to rank Reference Clock submissions not my mainboard model like now, but by chipset. My arguments: 1) There are no individual rankings for different graphic card models (GTX580 Matrix, GTX580 Lightning ...) nor memory models (Geil DDR3-2133, Geil DDR3-2000 ...), why are mainboards different? 2) By merging multiple P55 or P67 categories into one, pushing reference clock will be more rewarding in terms of hardware points if you're really pushing it. What do others think? (please vote and/or post)

same thing for all global ranks, not only PCMark

SB above 5.0 brings tiny gains on this card .... if you want to be in contention - you'll have to SERIOUSLY clock that card anyway

I know Karl builds 1000-point wall as a sort of "safety" against me ... but I won't have anything to submit for months now, so he's safe

what if you use my "force detection" method ?

you have backups ?

damn, I only sold my card a couple of weeks ago

current samples actually do have same clock walls, only more cores and improved by ~15% single-threaded performance.

wrong driver

why so low freqs ?

How about a user rank by a number of categories they beat Massman in ?

is this my ex-chip ?

why so low CPU ? backups ?

yes, Dino, the backplate, screws and springs are indeed from the gold plated Thermolab pot I got my own version of. I use that for 462, 478 and AM2.

I tried from 1.85V to 2.05V, results were within 50MHz which is your typical overclocking fluctuation.

Thanks guys couple of random vids

so Matrix has such crappy mems ?