Moose83

1. if i where you, i would take some english lessons :nana:

Haswell has the power converters in the Die of the chip, thats why they dont like cold On Ivy the power converters are on the Mainboard.

Lol lol lol Nice work Senior

Lol Nfszocker, can you please do all benchers an good thing and leave here and stop comment your bullshit???

Where is Nr. 1 Senior

An 6.3 Haswell will same as an 6.8 Ivy. I also notice here an high score with the r9 290, it easily beats an 780 Ti.

Lucky who still has an good E8600 at home

Nice Roman, E8600 is my plan 2

Nice Dennis

When im Pcm05 tired i will continue here

Lol, nice Screenshoot

This^^We going again over to Scriptmark 05 thought

I agree with Websmile, result isnt valid!

It is really importand;) Look my r9 290 sub yesterday.

Nice Mike, i get Xeon this week be prepared

You dont unterstand OCP Mods and Hotwire Mod allready done

I dont need infos for the Mods or an How to, only need infos if this Panel is voltage limited

Asus Voltage Factory Tool for this card and the OCP Mod are needed Roman shows in the threat you linked, how to do Its not hard to do the Mod

Ok, thats no problem, was only interested in if this is possible Thanks for the Info, so i dont have to do the last missing Mods with variable resistors :celebration: Is the VOltage complete open on that Panel, or are there some limits on max Voltages?

If you need help for Voltage with Software and OCP Mod, contact me on FB

Looking good Alex Have you tested with older drivers, this one should be too new for that card

Yes, Gigabyte P55 are going really good Im tired of binning this Clarkdales, allready tested 10+, and best did 5,7GHz on Ln2 lol

I need some infos about the Hotwire thing. My Asus GTX 780 Ti DC2 support Hotwire, but i dont like Asus Boards Is it possible, to connect the card direct to the Asus OC Panel and control Voltages

Backup wars :nana:

You dont want to know, what the Elpida on my r9 290 Direct Cu 2 is doing Card running 1220/1750 on stock Cooler :nana: P.S., disable 2D Clocks is the trick;)