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TanteKaethe - Core i9 12900K (8P) @ 6700MHz - 13sec 302ms y-cruncher - Pi-1b

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8 hours ago, TanteKaethe said:

Got MDie on hand, but cant get anywhere near that frequency.

LN2 M-Die has been documented pushing nearly 8600 30-44-44-32, considering how much lower tRFC is I think it might be worth trying :)

https://hwbot.org/submission/5248296

6 hours ago, TanteKaethe said:

Not enough time for 8600, had to go ;)

Has your CPU done 8600 Y-Cruncher before? Insane IMC already at 8400...

2 hours ago, SparkysAdventure said:

LN2 M-Die has been documented pushing nearly 8600 30-44-44-32, considering how much lower tRFC is I think it might be worth trying :)

https://hwbot.org/submission/5248296

That's 32M, you're comparing apples and giraffes here. 8400 through Y-Cruncher is super impressive no matter what the timings are.

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18 hours ago, unityofsaints said:

That's 32M, you're comparing apples and giraffes here. 8400 through Y-Cruncher is super impressive no matter what the timings are.

true, though I don't think I've seen anyone try cold M-Die through this bench

@biso biso Care to give the new benchmate a try?

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