TerraRaptor

Awesome cpu rescued from s/h

Who would imagine that air cooled setups will be that fast in 32m?

Very nice!

I don't use it and still get strong results. I know a lot of people who ignore wahaha! too. Not a thing you should care of, really. All you need is basic OS tweaking, strong tweaking of hardware (clocks, timings, RTLs) - that alone will make your 32m runs strong. Don't use wahaha!, that is really specific thing.

Fx8350 has 4 modules, each made of 2 cores. To get the best possible score, it is recommended to check overclockability of every module (you can adjust multiplier for each module independently on the fly in windows). I.e. my best module with fx8120 was module #3, doing 500mhz higher than the worst ones (modules #1 & #2). So I would keep all modules enabled, set bad ones low multi and overclock the best module.

Very strong cpu, doing 4.5ghz with chilled water.

Really epic!

Good. Did you try different modules to select the best one?

Make it simple. Install XP, make general tweaks (critical ones are - /maxmem=600 (in boot.ini), largesystemcache 1 and disablepagingexecutive 1 (in regedit)). Reboot. Copy superpi executable to desktop. Copy ocxspitweaker folder somewhere and send shortcut of tweaker to desktop. Now open superpi and make ready for 32M run, open OCXtweaker and run C>D waza of 1400MB (tick "exit after execution", sleep time of 0 seconds). 30 seconds after tweaker completes wazza and closes itself, run 32m. That's it, 95% of OS efficiency is there. RAMdisk, theme tweaks etc aren't really essential (sometimes they work, sometimes they don't). First learn how to run 32m with basic wazza and then proceed with more advanced tweaks (wazza type/size, ramdisk, theme etc).

With just two slots available I had to use 4gb sticks. Also, I was pretesting with e7500 (1 core disabled to emulate L3014) and saw almost zero peeformance gains tightening timings ( like, 10% improvement in aida64 cuts only 1-2 seconds) - probably y-cruncher isn't that bandwidth/latency hungry with a single core.

Good score. What are your binning criteria?

Quite sure 6666 was frequency target. Strong 4th place:)

Nice!

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I see no other value in cpuz validation except highest possible frequency for a single core. Too many ways to manipulate/cheat if it will require all cores/HT enabled anyway (priorities, affinity, forced throttling etc). We already have multithreaded benchmarks to evaluate "all cores active" frequency. CPUZ is about the edge of stability and nothing else (well, plus some basic system info).

Very nice score

In love with your 32m passion! Great score with ss, great efficiency with a2

Press start to create bootable acronis media. Then copy *.tib image to usb. Then boot from USB and once acronis true image is launched, recover *.tib image following wizard steps.

That green is almost the same green in older DFI s775. So that green is nice bringing good memories

Вот это моща!)

great one!

WinXP not dead again:) Great score Hicookie!

Grats with great score!

Great WR

Good score with SS