TerraRaptor

oops, your cpu is better than mine) I will get more cpus soon to beat you!

Full pot and 1.55v

nice review, Michael!

Nice, DCIIOC cards look strong so far. What was temp and vgpu?

that is vccin - i have the same bug with m6e and cpuz 1.66 Good result bro!

well done!

http://hwbot.org/submission/2424045_md5_superpi___1m_pentium_3_733mhz_s370_1min_41sec_837ms - this result gets no points. If I click "Not md5's best Pentium 3 733Mhz s370 submission" - hwbot gives error. Can someone help md5 with this submission?

thanks all!

Grats! I think i will never manage myself to be that efficient in wprime)

thanks, hotwire + aooc2013 xtreme bios

nice pretest!

Asus DCII. 1.55v.

yeah, can a field "any benchmark" be added back?)

Move on!

Find a way to do file transfer to happen only during XP Startup subtest. For example try copying 1GB file or 2GB file or 2.227GB - make it to finish copy the same time when XP Strartup ends.

Nice run!

thanks all))

Can anyone e-mail me the above mentioned Nvidia Inspector with "all done for you" to terraraptor@mail.ru? I'm not able to download the file from dropbox for some reason((

Handmade, SC18F based. More details here: http://occlub.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=1607&p=52031&viewfull=1#post52031 I haven't managed to make my cpu stable at 5.1ghz 4/8 @1.625v with SS as temperatures are like +50-60, so I'm temperature limited.

Gigio, I will be back to s370 in November/December)) I hope to break SPI 1M s370 WR first.

strong nature)

Thanks:) CPU still alive but was @LN2 only one time so far - got validation of 6.2ghz @1.7v 4/4 with Giga z87x-ud3h but then motherboard died. Will try it on M6F this week. CPU is 5.25ghz 2/2 full stable under SS and really loves voltage.

nice cpu Vivi. What VRin you used here?

Okay, thanks. I also think that value of Hyperpi is higher stability requirements due to multithreaded run and bigger memory consuption. Using less cores makes the benchmark senseless. But the benchmark itself is very nice - I normally use it to confirm RAM stability for benchmarks. So it is better to make a clear statement in the rules that thread # should be equal to the capabilities of CPU.

any news on this?