jpmboy

Nice KImir!

sold.

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nice Marc!

Some (phone) pictures. MOCF/6320 and an old 550Ti. The table is on a little water cooling box that has it's own power for fans and pump, and is easy to swap out for another bench table (removed one with a M8E on it) or motherboard... The OBT is really a work of art!

6 core 2011 but no 6 core 2011-3. Rationale? Arbitrary ?

Price Drop!

neither one has.

Thanks for the reply.

I think the issue Menthol refers to is jacking up the core after RB reads the SIO for frequency, then backing down to 4200 after the run... Question: cache frequency must be =< 4200 also, correct?

Local? Will ship as described in the posting. Local is Pennsylvania. :-)

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It'll get there.. mine had some "Alert" with DHL in HK, but arrived no problem. I hope to play with this thing over the weekend. :-)

Probably an MOCF/6320 to start. I need to pick up another PSu (the 7 in the house are "busy" O_o) and get some time! Up north next week for some "salmon on the fly". I was able to assemble and disassemble it tonight - very straight forward. A really nice and solid, portable bench.

My open bench table arrived today... a very well made and well designed piece of kit! Thanks to the product team! jpmboy (John)

Amazing... and that ram!

lol - thanks George. 1.08V is crazy low.

Selling one of 2 i3 6320s I have. The first is lightly used, and looks to be a pretty good one. stock VID is 1.184V (optimized defaults on M8E) and runs 4875 with 1.425V on the same board. I'm not sure if this is the lowest vcore it could do 4875 with, but at this voltage the system completes every benchmark I've tried. Vcore on this cpu has never been above 1.465V (5000) and was only used with a water chiller. Price: $175 OBO shipped within the US48. Outside US48 price: $165, buyer pays shipping. Paypal only, buyer pays paypal fee. Update: (sold new-in-box 6320) updatye: - gone.

something ain't right.

I imagine that a screenshot, showing the actual run on the required background, submitted to this Round is required for XTU... otherwise any saved XTU run could be selected as the datafile for submission (even with the correct background showing behind the Profiles selection window). Then a lower, run is "posed" as the proper screenshot. Such "tomfoolery" surely cannot be acceptable. Here is such a submission: http://hwbot.org/submission/3292543

okay.. so now we have a contestant that removes the revealing 12C GPUZ temperature from his screen shot and blanks the CPUZ voltage field, showing only a 30C raise in temperature for a 6700K running x264 at >5GHz at unknown voltage. C'mon man.

load EVGA precision X, enable k-boost, then you can quit PX and use AB if that is your preference. But honestly, the openCL score is not weighted very high in the overall RealBench score.

lol - one of the recent top 3 subs shows a GPU temperature of 12C... dude can't even cheat right. Ridiculous

nice one Kimir!