March 5, 200917 yr Hi folks for sure you read about how to get a Phenom II X4 using a X3-CPU. Now there are rumors about how to get 6 MiByte L3-Cache with X4 800, too. Now let`s have a look at the rules: "if you have a CPU with unlocked multiplier, please only submit results under the hardware category of its original model. Don’t emulate other models to gain HWboints, if you are caught you will get penalized or even banned." I`m not sure if it is allowed to upload scores done with an unlocked X3 or X4 800. IMO the rules are broadly defined, but not explicit.
March 5, 200917 yr ...even if you unlock it it's still an X3 720/X4 810:) This is very much the same as what we did to NV40 back in the 6800LE days.
March 5, 200917 yr Author I remember my 6800 @ 16 Pipelines, AGP at its best. I think the same, but the verb "emulate" made me worrying about it.
March 17, 200917 yr if you unlock it, still submit the results under X3 So that means that any benchmark that is multi threaded will benefit from more cores. an X3 720 with a good unlocked 4th core will smoke any 720 in its normal 3 core configuration in wPrime! Cheers
August 21, 200916 yr Hi there I have a Phenom II X3 720 BE unlocked. But if I go into CPUZ it says it's a Phenom II X4 and down a little it says Phenom II X4 20 processor. So it does change it from a Phenom II X3 720 BE in CPUZ for a screenshot. So even if you submit like I did under Phenom II X3 720 BE the screenshot has it different. So what do you do?
August 21, 200916 yr Use the 720 BE category:) I think the 20 (instead of 720) in the specification line is verification enough to show that it's not a "real" quad.
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