TaPaKaH

Bubka mode activated!

I've started with this hobby on air in early 2000s, but it wasn't until 2005 until I had my first subzero experience. Stuck around on 939 for a while until migrating to 478 and 775/C2D for what feels like forever. That's how insulation and pots looked back in the day before things got really professional

around 1500, but it's not the best one

Quite a few X48 boards can do 700+, let alone cheaper P45 models.

To be honest, I can't quite understand why would anyone need this board specifically..

that one is still here

Japanese 1-2-3 in a global ranking. Haven't seen this in a while

hardware points are still hardware points, I guess..

If you can afford LHe (even in The Netherlands) then you probably don't care about the 60€ Xtreme_Addict said he'll take the board

Locked 2core record, woohoo.

I still have eleven E6300s and three E6750.

Not really. Just as long as you don't post air clocks and pretend it's LN2

Up for sale is an engineering sample of MSI's X99A Xpower board that I got from MSI all the way back in 2014. This board has validated my best 5960X above 6.75GHz and ran both R11.5 and R15 above 6GHz. It's still in excellent shape, does not drop memory channels on LN2 and has recently been cleaned (eraser bits still there to cover annoying LED), after which it spent a 6 months on the shelf without any action. I care more about hardware being used than making money on samples, so I'll ask 160 Euros shipped worldwide with a promise to refund 60 Euros as soon as you post any LN2 score with this board on hwbot. My preferred method of payment is IBAN banktransfer but PayPal is also possible if buyer covers the transaction fees.

Sadly not. The only DDR2 board I have left, the P5Q-Pro, cannot boot 650MHz even with my binned kits.

Up for sale are two Mushkin 996525 memory kits that I bought purely out of curiosity. Each kit is of 2x1GB capacity, rated 500MHz 4-5-4-11 at 2.25V and based on Micron D9GMH. The kit with red heatsinks can do 32M at 550MHz 4-4-4 at 2.32V and 600MHz 5-5-5 at 2.10V. The kit with white heatsinks can do 32M at 550MHz 4-4-4 at 2.28V and 600MHz 5-5-5 at 2.12V. Asking 15 Euros per kit + shipping, or 25 Euros for both kits + shipping. My preferred method of payment is IBAN banktransfer but PayPal is also possible if buyer covers the transaction fees.

Not me 7700K L640F773 with Impact+H110i 5.0/4.5GHz 32M needs 1.38V 2c2t 5.0/5.0GHz 32M doesn't pass up tp 1.45V 4.5/4.0GHz R15 needs 1.21V 5.0/4.5GHz R15 doesn't pass up to 1.45V 1600MHz mem needs 1.10V SA for memtest 1800MHz mem needs 1.35-1.40V SA for memtest 1866MHz mem won't pass 32M with any SA

where can I buy retail 3600C17 Tridents that clock this well?

Now this is not bad at all. My best E-die needed 1.89V for 2000 12-20-20 on air.

Up for sale are some rejects from my recent 775 binning effort. All these CPUs max out between 571 and 575MHz FSB on ASUS P5E3-Premium on air cooling. There are ten E6300 (all SL9SA, B2 stepping) and three E6750 (all SLA9V, G0 stepping). Asking 5 Euros a piece + shipping. Shipping varies between 3 and 24 Euros, depending on your purchase size, location and courier preferences. My preferred method of payment is IBAN banktransfer but PayPal is also possible if buyer covers the transaction fees.

Is this my ex-CPU or some other find?

You can't imagine how. I tested 1500 of these in my lifetime and only had two that would crack 600MHz FSB on air and therefore have even theoretical chance of beating this.

awesome CPU!

Why such primary timings on D9GTR?

0.6 hardware points!

Sold.