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...next time, use liquid Helium ;-) (btw, GREAT score)

Go-go dancers - where ?!

...FrankenTitan does it again :-)

....just send it all to me then - I can keep a secret !

...you really must be looking forward to Haswell-E , this architecture w/ way more cores to please 'the Xeon in you' ;-)

...nice +12 BCLK :-) (...strap167 would be nice ;-) )

Thanks - cool :-) ...just in case, this temp method (screenie and - corrected - URL requirement) isn't bad at all, just in case there are other road-blocks re data file parse issues

Hi Massman - ...there is still a minor fix to make @ HWBot re this new / temp method which is otherwise great...just tried to sub a 4xGPU Catzilla 720P the new way, but it won't let me because the score is in the top 20 and it wants a FUTUREMARK URL ! I tired to put in the correct catzilla.com results URL for that score but Noooo - it wants a Futuremark one (needless to add that Catzilla.com is not Futuremark, unless there's a corporate grab going on ). The fix should be easy enough at HWBot...and I sent a related screenie of that sub issue to FtW 420, one of the OCN team captains...

Hi GENiEBEN - Thanks for pointing that out - wasn't an over-site, but a false assumption...figured one of the versions included in the 'new' Aquamark includes CPU / GPU info in the front screen >>> ...will delete the sub ( 0.1 HWpts) as I just pulled the 7970 and put 670s in...will re-run 7970 later though this card is a bit VRAM challenged :-( 'Bon holidays'

...running Ivy, not Haswell ;-)

...good show, getting closer to 15K :-)

The 4960X I posted on above / previous page is retail, and I think there may be a few others here

Thanks guys - ...started to play with some of the RIVE settings (it's early Saturday with a Pacific rain storm warning, good timing :-) ) ...DDR3 2333 now has VTT at 1.0v and VCCSA at 1.05v with Cinebench R15 passes ...DDR3 2666 is what I'm working on now; 'capped' VCCSA and VTT at 1.2v in BIOS and it also passes Cinebench R15 and may have more room to lower them...while strap 166 works fine, I'm using strap 125 to dial in as I'm used to that one from tuning my RIVE Bios / SB-E

...just got my 4960X 24 hrs ago, so not too much testing / setup yet...batch #3325A993 ...boots into Win7 fine at 5GHz / 1.42v...also seems to like strap 166; will do 4.833Ghz / strap 166 / DDR3 2666 Cinebench R15 at 1.38-1.4v http://valid.canardpc.com/cjjxw7 http://valid.canardpc.com/hzu8an QUESTION / Help please: At 16GB of DDR3 2133 / DDR3 2222, VCCSA and VTT on 'auto' in RIVE use only about 1.0v to 1.05v...but at DDR3 2400 and DDR3 2666, VCCSA and VTT go up to 1.25v to 1.3v... ...with SB-Es / C2s anything more than 1,2v was considered quite bad for longer terms survivability by some...can't find any ""safe"" max values for VCCSA and VTT published for Ivy-E, though have seen several reviews where those can run up to 1.4v, ie w/64GB of RAM...any ideas / links ? TX !