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Got 2h 52m and the system restarted when I tried to set the background picture before the screenshot.

Nice Much better than my old score on similar frequency.

Seriously...I wanted to kill it. 20l of LN2 and not a single 32M result. Not exact in round, not convergent in sqr, crashing of superpi... Most of the time couldn't pass 3rd loop. Finished one time at 6640 and bsoded on the screenshot, while it's perfectly fine on these speeds before superpi. I can freely mess with tools, change settings, etc. I even do cdt on these speeds. As I said before, it's a very weird cpu...

If all of them do that, it's most probably the board coldbugging. My Crosshair IV does the same and I think only works full pot with one dimm slot populated. Yes, but not sure if the board or the cpu is the problem, however this board has proven stable full pot with my 1090T and old 955 C3. Might be a bios problem, cause it flashed automatically from the backup bios after running full pot for a while. It worked 4 cores no problem with stock hsf afterwards, so I assumed it's the cpu.

Seems all 3 chips mentioned here have weak memory subsystem and odd behavior. But cores clock good after all and that's what matters most and can easily compensate for the low cpu-nb and mem.

Nice cpu, but you need to work on efficiency. Beats my 6000+ by a mile.

Second and fourth cores are better than the first on my chip, but since it works on 1 core only, I can't test them properly. After drying the board I tried it on stock again and it was working on 4 cores.

Nope, haven't started with Ivy yet, but hopefully will test it on LN2 next week. Only 32M on water with high ambient temp (29 -30°C) - 4.6GHz 1.55V, didn't try more. But cpu-nb and imc are weak, e.g. can't do 3GHz and 940MHz 6-6-6-18.

Yes, 1210PGT. Same here for the cpu-nb, can't do 3GHz on water...

Great CPU! Congrats.

Ok

yes, htt wall. -16 is actually ok for these, it could have been worse...like 0. Don't know why, but with the ram freezed I couldn't reach the same htt, so the run is done with air cooled ram.

I guess it's allowed since last CountryCup when scores that used it were not removed. After that many people use it (including myself). It's like setting 4 threads in wprime on a dualcore.

Very nice. Good job!

Golden, indeed I hope for 3900 - 4000.

Uhm, you know I'm not done yet But yeah, I don't stand a chance against good chips with 2x1024 L2 cache. 3rd place here will be ok for me.

Thank you both I have only 2 AM2 chips and the 6000+ Windsor is very bad clocker, only good for stock frequency with stock volts and barely validates 3.8 at -25C. This one is much better, however with half of the L2 cache compared to the big boys. Apparently I can run at least 3700, but ambients these days are very high (30*C range) and I don't want to push hard especially on the rams.

Yeah, I remember that as well, but I'm kinda not talking about low-bin PC3-1333 stuff. His sticks are rated for 2000. Maybe beaten to death?

Yep, I know. I have some 7ns infineon stuff right on its way to me. PC133-222-520

OEM double-sided ram with Hyundai CL3 chips

I was just writing that Knut bought them all

cpu is not bad, but I killed my best s.939 chip (3700+ SD, 3.3GHz on water). It's always like that - good die first...

CPU is good for 660 on water, but ram can't keep up. Time is not that good. It's 3rd K6 overall just because not many people ran 32M on K6-2+/K6-3.

Even my worst hypers (Adata XPG+ 1866C8) do 800 6-6-6 with ~1.7V. Are there really hypers that can't do that?

Submit from here http://hwbot.org/competition/team_cup_2012_sc4/ If you're landing on the general page (http://hwbot.org/competition/team_cup_2012/) then scroll down to the bottom of the page where it says HWBOT Team Cup 2012 RoadMap, then select the sub-competition. The "Participate Competition" button works ok there. Or you can select the stage from the right sidebar, then click on the "Go to stage" button and submit from there.