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I.nfraR.ed - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 250ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Result Discussions
Yes, it does 1250 8-10-7. 1200 7-10-7 is also ok, but I can't go lower than tWCL=8. I didn't bother to max out the memory for 1M, just wanted to get a good feel how the chip behaves. Mems are around 20Mhz behind Ripjaws-X on same timings, at least compared to the kits in XS 32M low challenge thread. -
I.nfraR.ed - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 250ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Result Discussions
This particular set is almost good as Ripjaws-X 2133C8. It can run 32M 1300+ 9-11-8 with pretty tight subs. For example this is with 1.8V and a bit loose tertiaries: link and 1300 with 1.84V: link I'm able to run 1300 8-11-7/8-11-8 on higher vdimm, but not stable enough for 32M. I can't find the blue ripjaws, so I've tested 3-4 Tridents 2000, but this is the only kit able to clock that good, others were just average/poor. -
I.nfraR.ed - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 250ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Result Discussions
Thanks. Next time the goal will be top-10 1M and 32M. -
Ivy Bridge 3570K/3770K Batch and Serial Numbers
I.nfraR.ed replied to Massman's topic in Ivy Bridge (Z77) OC
Bingo! 6897MHz valid on 1 core with ~1.9V Runs 32M at 5GHz with 1.31V and 2 cores on water. -
nachtfalke - Core i7 3770K @ 6613MHz - 5min 2sec 297ms SuperPi 32m
I.nfraR.ed replied to stivut's topic in Result Discussions
Nice one. I'll join the party soon Always glad when I see efficient scores like this with a significant effort thrown in. There's still more in it, so keep pushing. -
I personally use 7zip to extract content from the file (which is in fact a self extracting archive). Winrar should also work. Then modify the inf for the card I'm going to use it with or you can use a pre-modified inf. Then install.
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Ivy Bridge 3570K/3770K Batch and Serial Numbers
I.nfraR.ed replied to Massman's topic in Ivy Bridge (Z77) OC
3218B987 5GHz 4C/8T 1.31V windows load max validation on water: ~5.4GHz 1.56V 2c/2t Test with LN2 soon. Hope it's better than my other one. -
The official HWBOT Team Cup 2012 - SC1:
I.nfraR.ed replied to subaruwrc's topic in HWBOT Competitions
Here's a video at full stock (Ti4600, drivers and 3dmark03). Notice GT2 and GT3... -
The official HWBOT Team Cup 2012 - SC1:
I.nfraR.ed replied to subaruwrc's topic in HWBOT Competitions
The question about 97.44 driver is still open to me. I didn't submit the score with the bugged driver, but I don't see old scores removed or the possibility to be removed in the future. Should I submit the bugged one? It's just a single run and only 10p over Turrican, but nevertheless 1st place in GeForce4 category. It can't be done with normal driver. Guess other guys have higher scores with this driver as well. 3342 with GF4 Ti4600 @ 446/412 -
The official HWBOT Team Cup 2012 thread.
I.nfraR.ed replied to Mr.Scott's topic in HWBOT Competitions
I'm happy that got to the 7th place overall right behind much bigger teams and I was playing alone. In addition I didn't submit anything in the pcmark stage, just one result in the core2 stage from my office machine and only ddr and ddr2 submissions in memory stages. Might got higher place if I had bigger resources, but I played with what I already had, excluding some cheap agp cards and couple of Phenom II chips that are already sold. Congrats to the winners in the longest competition till now. -
The official HWBOT Team Cup 2012 - SC1:
I.nfraR.ed replied to subaruwrc's topic in HWBOT Competitions
Does this count? -
However..omitting the two dots and replacing it with single "e" would make it awkward
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Таракан I'm a foreigner and can spell your real name correctly. Семён is like Симеон (Simeon) in Bulgarian, should be transliterated to Semyon or whatever, not good in transforming cyrillic names into latin characters. At least that's what would sound like the real name when read. US/English equivalent would be Simon Avdeev is easy .
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The only result he has with the ES chip is the cpuz frequency submission. I wonder why. Pi1M, Pi32M, WP32, WP1024 are all retail chip results. They are all messed up with Mad's retail or it's just a diffrent cpu from his ES? Yeah, I know it could be different cpu, but the explanations are still not convincing enough (or at all) to me. And I agree with people saying that it's not fair to require a live session for the Brazilian guys and nothing similar for these results from HKEPC. Plus they should have plenty of LN2 and resources to do it, while other people hardly ever buy new hardware and don't use as much LN2 as they want. Not that it will be a 100% prove, when we know the fact they have more than two 6.8 - 6.9 Pi32M chips.