Hondacity

Its called saturation point. All switching transistor exhibit this when they are pushed at their limit.

Its not called thermal throttling though. Thermal throttling is a safety mechanism. At this temperatures and high voltage its another thing. I don't remember the term lol.

why would it be thermal throttling...its full pot.

bingo

use the older bios from msi website. then flash again with the new one. i was stuck @ 57x and couldn't do 58x. but doing so let me use higher multi. use dos commands... it worked for me.

it would have been better if he was directed to the proper subforum.

you can delete that submission. and submit a new one instead of editing a blocked score. good luck

I'll ask zeneffect if we can share his aida64.exe i'm not sure if its legal.

just use one tab hahahah

lol looking at your hardware library indicates you could get a 2nd hand 16x10 lcd monitor

your screenshot should look like this. please follow the rules http://hwbot.org/image/724073.jpg

magic potpaste!

board is efficient as hell

-new leader on the list

hypers? wowsome!

Gskillin it!

-updated

I use my psu box too for same purpose. more more more

-added Splave's suggestion -recent submissions ranked

soweeet! gives my psc sticks hopela! lol

all out 5ghz 4.5ghz is for aircooling. 5ghz to make it a bit difficult

I'd like to invite you guys for an ivy benching fun... benching superpi32m link : http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?280903-SuperPi32m-5Ghz-Ivy-All-Out-Challenge!

This needs to be revised. The suggested photo with paper with nickname and serial number doesn't prove anything. My suggestion This makes the submissions moderators jobs easy and makes it more transparent for everybody. Who must comply: -Shared cpu[high clocking cpu plus/minus 100mhz] obviously is a team session. if one user submits within 6months from another team mate with same gpu and cpu. -Team sessions with same gpus and crossfire/sli setups -Each user with similar cpu and gpu must have a unique footage/video What to include: -Footage/video[easy to produce with teammate helping] What to include in their footage/video for each user: -Pan on time and date on the desktop[start time reference] or [phone with timer on video of course] gpu-z must be open. -Pan onto the gpu and gpu pot front and back, highlight insulation job[difference], highlight mods if there are any. Then pot temperature[for extreme clocks, must be -20c or so] -Pan back to include whole system on video including monitor/screen then -Pan onto open gpu-z window running and clearly showing gpu model while time/date[end time] or [phone with timer running] -Should be less than 30seconds -Check video, make sure its useable if not use your logic [easy check: hit playback button] Requirements: 1. No cropping of screenshots[include time and date] for uploading scores, use a screenshot maker. 2. User must have different/unique wallpaper, this is easy if you're not sharing 3. Upload video on youtube/vimeo, teams can use a team account on youtube. 4. Futuremark verification link. 5. Non-compliance: blocked score for other teammate/s or only one score for that same gpu and same cpu. I'd like to hear your responses/suggestions.

So I got my pot, it got dinged while en route. I suggest you fix the shipping packaging. These are heavy containers.

http://hwbot.org/submission/2193909_rbuass_3dmark11___performance_geforce_gtx_580_11530_marks http://hwbot.org/submission/2195732_ sure enough that the scores were old. but this only proves they share hardware. "upload this score coz you are benching now". no more points for rbuass but the practice of hardware sharing is obvious. this is against the rules. original submissions - cropping technique lmao