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Show us the whole pcb GRIFF. This Pluto 800 , will stay in history ...

Well done kotori-san !!! External pll is the way to go.

Ohh ... what cpu was that ? Great on-line guide , by that German site. They keep a part of O/C history alive.

Miracles !!! I see miracles happening , in this round. People are transforming ... and so does core types also !!!

That's the end for the on board pll option (for this motherboard). External pll , after this point. Japanese Territory

Scott Wont be kept that way. Please allow me these two days , until the end of osibs

@richba5tard It's been a month since i reported (in pm) some issues regarding my Team Rankings and especially about a certain team member. Nothing is fixed till now. I dont know if you had time to take a look.

We all thank Christian for this !!! Should we merge the threads ? (or move this post , there ?)

That board needs a hardware mod for Memory voltage or a bios with 2.1 volt upper limit.

Focus on current Round-3 You have plenty of time for next round. That date is clearly a mistype

Scott I tested my K7V (VIA KX133) and everything works fine with cpuz 1.84 http://hwbot.org/submission/3838748_

Scott If you remember , we had that problem with new gen GPU-Z , back in osibs of 2016. Version up to 0.8.2 works ok About CPU-Z Must be motherboard specific problem or perhaps VIA ? (i'll try to test a VIA board).

That's not the case here. The simple and honest answer is ... that he could not validate at that speed with cpu-z tabs open.

@varachio GRIFF has also admitted , that he had much lower clocks , with all 3 cpu-z tabs open.

Thank you Nick Any little detail we should know about ?

Heads up !!! Stage-1 Is about CPU-Z Reference Clock (Frequency) <==

Participants that own hardware (motherboards) that are not listed in hwbot database ... should apply to add them as soon as possible ... and not wait for the last moment.

Get ready ... ROUND 3 - Slot A (1999) (Argon & Pluto core only) Stage-1 CPU-Z Reference Clock Stage-2 SuperPI 1M Stage-3 3DMark 2001 - GeForce 256

I dont have one for sale , but i've sent you a link

Frederik Any updates on these ?

Now that i read the description of the link i understood why , i didnt knew the existence of such an adaptor.

Do you know if there is a bios for the regular Z170 OC Formula ?

True But only hardware modded ... and with a lot of pci-e Good luck with your project ... have fun

Probably the best of the bloorage series. Convenient cause it has both holes on pcb (775/1366). Tough board to bench with ... it has rev12 chipset ... and the known 220 fsb wall. It was a strange board , back in the days ... Too picky with ram modules. With latest bios it can also play with Xeon Westmere-EP both X-series and E-series.

Michael It's not like other common cases of cpu speed fluctuation. For this exact score you have to recall , which is the absolute max bclk for this gen motherboards. Many can reach the 102.9 spot A few can reach a bit more , like 102.95 and even less can reach 102.98 But none (in my opinion) can overcome the 103 barrier and maintain stability to do a validation. That is the case here. delly and hyperhorn have the exact same bclk , but their core speed validations are different ... that's why i assume that hyperhorn's score is not correct. Now If hwbot tells me that , in cpu-z validations , we accept the core speed validation (as shown) ... and we do not take into consideration the bclk (or fsb) and multiplier reports ... I will accept it , and move on. Please consider , that i am not talking in general I am talking about certain cases , with known limitations.