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Kal-EL - GeForce GTX 280 @ 1000/1250MHz - 405908 marks Aquamark
OC Maximus replied to Linuxfan's topic in Result Discussions
1500+ 03 card Woot!!!! -
Kal-EL - GeForce GTX 280 @ 1000/1250MHz - 405908 marks Aquamark
OC Maximus replied to Linuxfan's topic in Result Discussions
Any updates? -
The official Rookie Rumble AMD #20 thread.
OC Maximus replied to NZKshatriya's topic in HWBOT Competitions
Crap! Where did I park my car? -
Splave.ROM - Core i7 6700K @ 6711MHz - 9sec 480ms PiFast
OC Maximus replied to Vivi's topic in Result Discussions
Holy shyte Batman... -
Splave.ROM - Core i7 6700K @ 6432MHz - 7708.24 pps HWBOT Prime
OC Maximus replied to Hazzan's topic in Result Discussions
Dude.... dude.... dude.... -
[BUGS] Let us know if you experience issues!
OC Maximus replied to Massman's topic in Intel XTU HWBOT Integration
Its freaking working. You are my new hero! THANKS!! -
[BUGS] Let us know if you experience issues!
OC Maximus replied to Massman's topic in Intel XTU HWBOT Integration
Is there place that I can safely download v 5.2.x? -
[BUGS] Let us know if you experience issues!
OC Maximus replied to Massman's topic in Intel XTU HWBOT Integration
XTU: 6.0.0.2 is what I'm running now. Last time I was able to submit I was using an older version. Not sure which one. -
[BUGS] Let us know if you experience issues!
OC Maximus replied to Massman's topic in Intel XTU HWBOT Integration
Running 2600k on Maximus IV Gene-z bios 3603. XTU opens up but cannot run benchmark. XTU: 6.0.0.2 Error: "The benchmarking process has failed and no score was generated as a result." Windows 7 SP1 installed and machine is connected to the internet. Beating my head against my monitor trying to figure this out. Was able to run xtu and submit benchmark on previous bios. Since bios update I have not been able to get xtu to work. HPET is on. Any ideas? -
Down the rabbit hole we go....
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oc_windforce - Core i7 5960X @ 5810MHz - 3004 marks XTU
OC Maximus replied to nacho_arroyo's topic in Result Discussions
Keep killin it! Nice job dude! -
Smoke - Core i5 6600K @ 6808.4MHz - 6808.38 mhz CPU Frequency
OC Maximus replied to Ananerbe's topic in Result Discussions
Holy Moly! Nice Run! -
l0ud_sil3nc3 - Core i7 6700K @ 6000MHz - 2035 marks XTU
OC Maximus replied to Morteza.p's topic in Result Discussions
Supah Dupah Muda Fooken Troopah! -
Splave.ROM - Core i7 6700K @ 6100MHz - 2058 marks XTU
OC Maximus replied to steponz's topic in Result Discussions
Rip it to shreads! -
[HOW TO] Overclock Raspberry Pi?
OC Maximus replied to Massman's topic in ARM Overclocking (Raspberry Pi and other devices)
I have read his posts but have had no luck on finding vmod pictures. -
FUGGER - Core i7 6700K @ 5990MHz - 1956 marks XTU
OC Maximus replied to l0ud_sil3nc3's topic in Result Discussions
Very cool! -
l0ud_sil3nc3 - Core i7 6700K @ 6000MHz - 2026 marks XTU
OC Maximus replied to Perica_barii's topic in Result Discussions
Outstanding...Woot!!! -
[HOW TO] Overclock Raspberry Pi?
OC Maximus replied to Massman's topic in ARM Overclocking (Raspberry Pi and other devices)
Seems like there isn't much action with the Raspberry Pi 2 these days. I built a small pot for some dust off fun but I've seem to hit a wall. force_turbo=1 arm_freq=1140 gpu_mem=50/50 core_freq=500 sdram_freq=500 over_voltage=8 Hwbot Prime Score: 1811 pps http://hwbot.org/submission/2939059_oc_maximus_hwbot_prime_broadcom_bcm2709_1811.29_pps I'm looking for a good vcore vmod. I've done quite a few vmods in the past but it has been a few years. I did find this by Zen1: » Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:08 pm So, I've been working on this project for a while and I just wanted to share my results as there hasn't been much interest in overclocking the BCM2836. Today I managed to overclock my Pi 2 to 1500MHz and I just wanted to share to see if anyone else was interested. I removed L3 and soldered a lead on to the pad nearest C7 so that I could apply a separate core voltage. Using the software overvoltage setting of 8 only brings you up to 1.4V. I used an EVGA epower unit to provide a clean 1.66V. I used liquid nitrogen to cool the chip with a custom made CPU pot I designed. I had to use an extension cable for the SD card as it was getting too cold and I applied a heating pad to the bottom of the board to assist with keeping the RAM warm and defrosting the board. I found the chip coldbugs at -130C and refuses to boot under -90C. I found keeping the ram above 20C helped a lot with booting and stability. So this is just a teaser to see if there is any other interest out there and to see if anybody knows of anyone who has gone further than this. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/v...?f=29&t=107149 I've been staring at the schematics of the pi and located the L3 and C7 but am having difficulty replicating the vmod without a good picture of the soldering points. Does anyone have a picture of this? Thanks, OCM -
Dimastech Hard showed up yesterday and everything was in perfect working order. Thanks again!
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Picked up a couple. Thanks dudes.
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BTW, where did you pick up that memory tray. Pretty cool. Payment Sent.