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why not try a piss? ... board has yellow slots anyway

most of these cards are capped at 864, but if you can get around that by trying flashing various BIOSes as some don't have this limit

ehr, does the "$" scale on the left mean that OC series will be more expensive than the Sniper/UD7, which are already roughly 300 euro boards?

First ever X5xxx Xeon over 6GHz, right? If so - congratulations on that!

wow, an impressive set of Tridents given tRFC and tWCL.

EDIT: my bad, please delete

I suggest you work out team switching policies in advance

all sold

Doesn't necessarily has to be on sale for pics of retail box. You know, distributors stock these long in advance

impressive IMC for an i3

During my short PSC experience with MPower I learned one thing - after each hard crash it's best to fully reflash the BIOS otherwise board starts spitting '55' out on random. Other than that, the experience was exactly the same as, say, on ASUS. By the way, there is no such thing as new stepping. E1/L1 is just the way new CPU-Z (from 1.64 up, I reckon) detects IB chips.

Of course it "is", when you're sitting one spot away from elimination

Does it also mean that with 1.45V the CPU will bench at, say, 6.2-6.3GHz or this 'theory' is only good for 0.1s suicide screens?

good luck on that

How much more HT?

Is HTT the limiting factor in your case, Kenny?

impressive for a non-K chip and OEM mems

Not sure if a Pentium can be made hot enough for conclusive (in terms of serious benching) results ... but good luck nevertheless.

Ever since the forum URL has changed from hwbot.org/forum/* to forum.hwbot.org/*, the links from result discussion threads to the actual results at the top of the page are broken. Example: this thread has this link, which does not work.

Fire Vadim, I had/seen some CPUs close to yours (5628B + 2L..): C352 5628B246 / 2L619388A0523 = 5175 air, 7650 LN2 C356 5628B331 / 2L619029A0565 = 5350 air, 7750 LN2 C352 5628B373 / 2L620454A0417 = 5125 air C352 5628B373 / 2L620458A1401 = 5325 air C352 5628B426 / 2L619397A0358 = 5375 air, 7750 LN2 so I would say your chip should do 7600-7800, unless you're lucky/unlucky

Those who bought them while they were available obviously don't sit on them

Get a CPUz/canardpc account and keep the results unpublished.People can still see the .png (if they do the manual dump and check screenshots one by one) but they will not know the name/board/mem (=details) until it's published.

waiting for ASRock Z87 OC Hero

what an efficient run!

Looks not bad. Only potential problem I see is scalability with lower resolutions, if my monitor is 1024x768 then I will barely be able to see those letters (just like with current MSI BIOSes).