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TAGG - GeForce 8800 Ultra @ 1008/1242MHz - 77363 marks 3DMark03
mllrkllr88 replied to d0minat0r's topic in Result Discussions
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Seby9123 - DDR5 SDRAM @ 5357.8MHz - 5357.8 MHz Memory Frequency
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wytiwx - DDR5 SDRAM - 5063.7 MHz Memory Frequency
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They are sold, please close.
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I really did love 939 at one point and I spent years hunting/binning them. It's fun to find these old rare beauties and bench them, but DFI boards die too easily which makes it frustrating. One of my Opty 165 duals was really strong running 3175 for multi-thread with water. Binned 4 and kept best 2 (the other one is meh but good for 2x socket comp). https://hwbot.org/submission/3666063_mllrkllr88_cinebench___r15_opteron_165_145_cb Opty 154 is very rare and also very strong. I've only seen a few show up on eBay over the years and I paid a fortune for mine. 3150 with normal water for 25 minute Wprime 1024 stability run for Warp9 comp. Never touched LN2 it has potential for a top placement if it scales... The 4000+ SanDiego is the best single-core CPU I ever touched... even better than both FX57's I had. It will run the same brutal Wprime 1024 25 minute stability test at just a hair under 3200. It's never seen LN2 and definitely a good candidate for 32m ranking. At some point I went through and tested like 20+ IMC's and this SanDiego 4000+ was the king of IMC game too. I've owned 12-15 of the 4000+ SanDiego part over the years and this was my best.
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Those GPUs I posted are unsold for days and days...apparently nobody wants them? I thought they were an awesome deal, I would have instantly jumped on that if I was grinding hardware boints again. Finding 295's in working condition is no easy feat...most of the ones on eBay arrive dead...
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The eBay prices are crazy for this stuff but I wanted to give benchers the chance to grab this first at a reasonable price... Here is my collection of 939 CPUs. Many of them have been binned and there are a few really amazing samples in here. The 4000+ SanDiego is very special. $100 Shipped USA for the lot, international shipping available 5x DDR1 sticks which I believe to be Samsung. The two sticks with heat sinks removed are TCCD and TCC5. The TCCD stick ran close to 400 valid in a quick test. No guarantee the others are Samsung but the part numbers might help you. $35 Shipped USA for the lot, international shipping available
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2x Asus GTX295 GPUs in working order. Edit: Price Drop - $50 + shipping each. Open to offers for a single card and willing to ship international, PM me.
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elmor - Core i9 13900K @ 8812.8MHz - 8812.85 MHz CPU Frequency
mllrkllr88 replied to Lucky_n00b's topic in Result Discussions
Top of the world! Incredibly work, huge congratulations to you sir! -
SOLD, thanks for the free bumps As some of you likely already know, I am unable to submit any scores to Hwbot due to a conflict of interest with my employer. As much as I'd love to hoard these precious treasures, the reality is that I can no longer bench them for points...I think it's time to let them fly in someone else's hands. There are a whopping 10 bench slots where the card(s) will gain you at least 50 hardware points (most of which get you 70 points per bench). I am confident all of the current scores will go down easily with a little chilled or cold-air water cooling for the GPU(s). Please be aware that legacy dual-GPU cards will not boot on some modern hardware, even with CSM mode. I don't know why, but I first noticed that I could not boot the card with ASRock Z490 boards or later. I have heard rumors that other board vendors have a similar problem. Card 3 with Waterblock $100 shipped USA or $85 + shipping Mods include: Vcore control + displays for both cores, memory mod, 2x OCP mod, and some high-end caps on back (I recall the caps gave me +0 mhz) This was my main bench card and it had all of the valuable golds at one point. Add a pinch of cold water, perhaps a modern platform, and it will grab the gold again for ya... Used here: https://hwbot.org/submission/3785594_mllrkllr88_3dmark_vantage___performance_radeon_hd_3870_x2_13848_marks Card 2 with Waterblock $100 shipped USA or $85 + shipping Mods include: Vcore displays for both cores, memory mod, 2x OCP mod. The Vcore control mods are in place but the ground wires have been cut. I never build disable switches into the card and I wanted to test scaling with no additional voltage. There was almost NO voltage scaling, but you can easily connect those two wires to ground and you have full control. Used here: https://hwbot.org/submission/4396503_mllrkllr88_3dmark03_2x_radeon_hd_3870_x2_150845_marks Card 1 (Stock card with fan shroud removed for custom air cooling) $50 shipped USA or $40 + shipping