Massman - Core i5 661 @ 6277MHz - 4min 1sec 797ms wPrime 1024m

[Jor3llBR/Elano]

Hey Massa, nice score! Did you perform that MSI coldboot mod? Is it easy? Do you mind pming the i5 batch #? Thanks and congrats!

[Massman]

The modification is as easy as it gets. Even I was able to do it .

 

I'll post the batch of the CPU in this thread when I get the chance to clean the CPU.

[Massman]

L932B774

[t0mz0r]

So if I wasnt fucked in terms of motherboard, I'd know what to do now.. n1

[Jor3llBR/Elano]

Yes I saw your post, a soldering iron and you're could! Would love to try this board out on LN2! Thanks and congrats again Massman!

[Jor3llBR/Elano]

^^ Sorry typo: "a soldering iron and you're good"

[Roflmau]

Very strange, the other two programs

CPU MHz 5760 MHz show wPrime shows

6277 MHz and cpuz shows but I know that the information wPrime CPU clock speed of cpuz gets. Here was perhaps after Helped?

[Roflmau]

Sorry my English is not realy god.

 

Very strangely, the two programs have a different opinion

of the CPU clock speed.

wPrime shows 5760 MHz, And cpuz shows 6277 MHz.

But I know that the information wPrime CPU clock speed gets on cpuz.

Here was perhaps after Helped? Or what happened?

I would like to know about that.

[Massman]

I have explained this in the other Wprime you reported as cheat. Before you continue to complain, I'd suggest you change back from 3 hwbot accounts to 1

[Massman]

To repeat myself: Wprime shows "boot BCLK x stock multiplier", or in this case: "230x25". I force the turbo multiplier in the bios (26x) and increase BCLK frequency using the MSI OC Big Bang Dashboard. Wprime doesn't report that frequency though.

[tiborrr]

Good job Masman, that's a strong Wp1024, I was able to get to 4m 34.999s with Ci3 540@5531MHz.

[Massman]

Looking good, Niko. I've noticed that Wprime 1024M scales roughly 1s per BCLK here ~ 1s per 26MHz.