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TerraRaptor

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  2. I mean the drive you are running superpi from - if you run it from eram then its size may be an issue. I would run benchmark without eram to isolate software issues from hardware issues.
  3. Do you have enough space on disk? Not convergent is common when you run into disk space issue. With waza, writing files on disk, that may be an issue:)
  4. anyone with two pcs willing to sell me the bad one?)
  5. Hi all. F9A was listed as latest beta at tweaktown, however download source jzelectronic.de is no longer online and wayback machine didn't help me with it (probably, I'm too noob). Anyone has it to share?
  6. @auto660 can you run AIDA64 test at some lower frequency - say 300FSB 3:5 4-4-4? Want to compare it to P5W boards that I was going to use with adaptor.
  7. Make sure to re-read my post - I edited it 'cause I was wrong with cap polarity. No problem to exceed that much at all. However very unlikely you will be able to fit more than 3 caps there.
  8. Still worth trying - safe for both MB and CPU (as long as it supports some Northwoods).
  9. Outside terminals (DOTS) are POSITIVE, inside terminals (STRIPS) are NEGATIVE. It should be fine to get same capacity of 1000 uF. I have 4500 uF soldered with no effect over 1000 uF. When using several caps you reach lower overall ESR which is good. Also, resonance frequencies differ between several caps and that may have some positive effect in very specific circumstances. Any cables affect ESR, the shorter the connection the better. The cap on your link is some kind of educational one with no description and you better skip it. Look for tantalum caps, rated 6.3v (G rating) - these are small enough to solder 2-3pcs of 330uF on board directly and still fit the space below mb cooler. @Yoshiaski make sure you notice edit - outside is positive, inside is negative.
  10. any chance it will run northwoods? Especially 100fsb ones?
  11. Very good, never thought this board is worth trying
  12. You should run another lcc:) I wish TaPaKaH joins it.
  13. Have no idea why none tried high fsb and 2:3 or 5:8. Pifast gains a lot from fsb. I did 22.44 with all air setup.
  14. What is this ram capable of with air cooling?
  15. Guess he want to know serial # from the sticker on PCI slot not NB batch #
  16. Very nice cpu if it really needs 1.216v for 4ghz
  17. Don't remember really - was surprised that bbse was easier for x48 to push with same PL/CL. Here is my recent score with cold single-sided bbse, random sticks - https://hwbot.org/submission/4291816_terraraptor_superpi___32m_core_2_duo_e8200_9min_56sec_781ms It was capable of 5-8-5 yet no chance to complete 32M, may be the board limit. Haven't yet tried with dual-sided bbse, should cut 3-4 seconds (that will make bbse only 5-7sec behind my best run with hypers).
  18. I have psc that is capable 8-12-8 2700 ambient but could make any decent results with it on lga775, cold or not. The only ic that was my favourite except hypers/d9 is bbse - at least I was able to get them stable 100-120 mhz higher than hypers several years ago (2000 with hypers vs 2133 with bbse).
  19. I'm not crazy to pay that much:)
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