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were you bashing companies or just pointing out flaws? im surprised anyone would ban if you just had a healthy discussion on poor marketing practices by companies.
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there is a registration fee now? but what about all the members that are registered now? why would it be so uneventful....
censorship???
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nah... tried up to 2.05v (real, @ Multimeter) yesterday with the Z77A-GD65 and public bios. Pretty sure Asrock can do higher than 1.8v too, but need to check. Besides, not all Ivy's scale with voltage that high. Tried one cpu that maxed out between ~1.70 and 1.75v.
you are right. Most chips tested so far dont really scale properly past 1.8. Some chips will bench up to 1.85 from the ones ive tested. I've tested 1.9+ on a few chips at slightly lower frequency than max stable so they will take the voltage but when on the egde they drop out. it's most likely heat or possible voltage scaling. One chip needed a 1.8 to 1.92 rise for the last 100Mhz. Kinda indicative of silicone not liking more i guess lol
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eva2000 could fix that in a heart beat but charles chooses not to get his help, too bad
ive noticed that a lot of ppl are not posting anything on there any more, it seems to be going a bit stale lately, not sure why. Ivy should have exploded with things but you can hardly find any threads...wtf
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yo Trans, I've added the video to the post. It will eventually become 1080p when youtube does the processing
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80K? Not only that, he needs to see Ima for the rest of his life, perhaps!
Beware of permanent dismemberment, Mr. Pro, hahahaha...!
hahaha yes, this was my secret plan all along!
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James, do you have enough insurance coverage for physiotherapy ?!
he has a pussy body
, defo need some good health insurance after that run 
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haha first touch with LN2 good one boys
nice chip
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james and i will be around
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this must be the world's easiest board to OC with if a noob like you can get results like that
hehehe juuuuuuuuuuust kidding!nice one, really like UD3H. Giga always had a nice UD3 or UD4 board from way back
.Roman, ditch those sticks now mate and get something with hynix or samsung from Gskill, Team, Kingston and i hear Corsair has some black magic coming soon
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strong run, very good!
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lol yeah cause you're such a noob, i didnt test anything below 110 bclock
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Test methods might not be the best possible and full pot temperature with ivy should be near -180c even with paper pot, so check the connection of probe etc.
Here is AMD FX-8150 @ 7.2GHz with all 8 cores enabled and 2.056V (estimated heatload 400W+) load with inflection point:
I think reeven need to try a bit harder to beat that
Uncle Fester tested the pot as well, from what he's told me jjjc's assessment seems to be on the money
it would be good if Reeven can take this feedback onboard and if they seriously want to do this to actually make a proper pot
Petri, what is the point of you putting videos of your pot and load it can handle in competitor's product threads, do you really still feel you need to prove something lol?
found UF's review at OCAU
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hahahah
im working on the video mate, once i put it up online you can do whatever you like iwth it
subscribe to dinos22 youtube channel thingie so you get updates
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hahah damn it trans am
im afraid to give you the footage j/k
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well done boys and gals, pro has a good competitor here ic
lol 6.2 turbo thats funny
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but remember there are 1.4 billion transistors packed in there so the heat intensity and heat transfer is important to pay attention to
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ivy doesnt run very hot and load is pretty small even with high volts and clocks
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you have to know how to control it but during wprime no, however when you warm up to CBB and go back down it can splash back hard if you pour too fast, it's manageable
for normal temp control or full pot it kicks ass
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still using gold pot bro! it has the best OC from all the pots i tried with IVY
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haha serves me right for not submitting anything for a year!
oc_windforce - Core i7 3770K @ 6578MHz - 5min 0sec 375ms SuperPi 32m
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nice work indeed