January 24, 201016 yr Hey Massa, nice score! Did you perform that MSI coldboot mod? Is it easy? Do you mind pming the i5 batch #? Thanks and congrats!
January 24, 201016 yr 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.
January 24, 201016 yr Author 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!
January 25, 201016 yr 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?
January 25, 201016 yr 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.
January 26, 201016 yr 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
January 26, 201016 yr 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.
January 26, 201016 yr Good job Masman, that's a strong Wp1024, I was able to get to 4m 34.999s with Ci3 540@5531MHz.
January 26, 201016 yr Looking good, Niko. I've noticed that Wprime 1024M scales roughly 1s per BCLK here ~ 1s per 26MHz.
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