Super PI Test (The 30 fastest PCs from HardLimit)

[_Neptunno_]

Well, this morning I set out to OC the i7, "properly" and I'm a bit The truth is that with the DFI I hadn't gone over 3.6Ghz and with the Asus I hadn't even touched the OC yet.
After checking that it was easier to OC (I'm not an expert or anything) with the Asus, I started to go up, and up…and I've reached 4.4Ghz (that is, HTT off) and the worst part is that I still have the feeling that it can go higher :fumeta:
Maybe another day I'll try to see where the limit is, because maybe it's already close, I don't know.

Anyway, I'm putting up my screenshot, because I'm happy to be able to say that it's the day of my life that I've done the most OC to a micro, and forgive me for saying that I'm like a flan of emotion :risitas:

i7 920(DO)@ 4.4Ghz HT off : 20.421s

Out of the box it gave me about 32.338s.
That is, possibly more things can be polished in terms of memory and such, but you know that I'm not an expert like many of the forum members in these topics
That is, I didn't raise the vcore at all (it's on auto) and the cooling is air, which, putting my hand on the cold TT, is cold, cold, pardon the redundancy

Greetings!!

P.D: The truth is that seeing this what I posted last night about the E5800 is anecdotal, eh?

[Tecnho]

I reached 4.5 but it was too unstable and very hot, I know I could also reach 4.8 but I couldn't in the end, let's see if my little ones from LGA2011 arrive and when I have it with RL I'll give it a fire to see.

[_Neptunno_]

@Tecnho:

I reached 4.5 but it was too unstable and very hot, I know I could also reach 4.8 but I couldn't in the end, let's see if my little ones from LGA2011 arrive and when I have it with RL I'll give it a fire to see.

Jope, I'll have to hurry up, because when you have a few the LGA2011 + those with the 1550 now there won't be anyone who will get close to your results

I only really notice problems when I suspend the computer at 4.4Ghz, and I really haven't tried many things to see if it breaks somewhere.
Anyway, I wouldn't have it always so high, this is just to test, learn and "scare" myself a little, jajaja.

Did yours get very hot?, but you would have HT activated, which according to what I read with that it raises the temperature a lot more.

Greetings!!

[Nemo]

@_Neptunno_:

Anyway, I'm posting my capture, as I'm happy to say that it's the day of my life that I've done the most OC to a micro, and forgive me for saying that I'm like a flan of emotion :risitas:

And what's cool about that feeling huh?…:p. Be careful Neptunno it's addictive :risitas:

[Obione]

Get off the dark path that hardcore OC brings nothing good :nono:

Now seriously, why do you want to reach extreme levels, to get numbers in a bench? I just play a game in rFactor or Gran Turismo, or better yet, a good competition ;D

I started OCing out of necessity with an AMD64 and a mid-range graphics card that couldn't quite move modern games. Now I've done it to give myself the treat of playing The Witcher 2 at full blast, for now without touching voltages. Maybe I'll get a Silver Arrow and give the micro more juice when I get a good graphics card the day I "need" it to play some demanding game, but always looking for a moderate voltage (I calculate that I would do 4.7 or 4.8 with 1.3V, with the E2180 I marked that same ceiling [+0.1]).

[Tecnho]

Obione we do it because we can and I prefer to do this is a toy and you have to play with it, and even if they burn it I'll upload everything I can, just like you with your games XD.

[jordiqui]

intel corei3 2310M@2100Mhz 798x8// 4GbDDR3 665Mhz 9-9-9-24 vcore 0.760 41,523s Aire

[_Neptunno_]

Well, I've tightened the screws a bit more to shave off a few tenths.
I think I'm starting to find the limits. Both mine due to my little experience and wisdom in these matters, and due to limitations of "something". But I don't know if I'll find it :risitas:

I'll try to look for a guide on OC on the 1366 that can help me a bit.

For now, here's my capture:

i7 920(DO) @ 4.53Ghz HT off : 19.937s

Regards!!

[Tecnho]

You have an MP neptunno to see if it helps you anything, regards.

[Patagonian]

Buenas, dejo el mio:

Sandy Bridge 2500K @ 5.73Ghz 1.64V (104.2x55) 1111Mhz @ 8-10-10-28 (Single Stage) -> 15,141''

[Nemo]

Let's go with the tests of my new laptop:

Intel i5 2430M @ 2400Mhz 798x8 // 4GbDDR3 665Mhz 9-9-9-24 vcore 0.760v 31,497s Air

Best regards

[Tecnho]

Let's see if I can give it more of a beating another time, but I haven't had much time to get used to everything that this board has.

Intel i7 3930k @ 4987Mhz 131 x38// 16gb 2100Mhz 9-11-9 vcore 1.656V 16,728s (Water)

[Javier.45]

Hello, I update the AMD one and also increase the Intel one

1- Javier. Phenom II X6 1090T @ 4,76 Ghz 1'57V (258x18.5) 1030.9 Mhz 6-10-6-20 (RL) -> 34,656''

1- Javier. - Sandy Bridge 2600K @ 5.69Ghz 1.68V (105.4x54) 1124.7Mhz @ 6-10-6-24 (RL) -> 14,594''

[krampak]

What bad luck, you've tied at Intel You say the cooling is liquid, but seeing the temperatures I imagine you use chiller no?

[Javier.45]

@krampak:

What bad luck, you've tied at Intel You say the cooling is liquid, but seeing the temperatures I imagine you use chiller no?

Hello, it's not a normal toilet, it's just that the AMD didn't heat anything, I left a

this is the intel

[krampak]

5-9ºC without chiller? I think the temperature probe is broken Unless the world of RL has changed and I haven't noticed, the micro's temperature can't be lower than the water's, right?

Edit: Now I see that you said "it's not a normal toilet", I'm not sure if you left out a comma because what follows the sentence makes me doubt XD

[Tecnho]

Well I see a normal RL and the temperatures are not bad either Krampak, I with my RL and the 920 at 4ghz it stayed at 38-40º.

[krampak]

the temperatures are not bad either Krampak

The Intel ones are not, but the AMD ones?

[Tecnho]

Holy crap lol, I thought it was Celsius, 9º!!! impossible for water and even if I had 5 radiators, that sensor is broken like they said or try another one to measure, it's impossible to have those temperatures without a chiller.

[Javier.45]

@krampak:

Que mala pata, has empatado en el de Intel

No me di cuenta que empate, bueno acá lo tiro de nuevo gracias

1- Javier. - Sandy Bridge 2600K @ 5.69Ghz 1.68V (105.4x54) 1124.7Mhz @ 6-10-6-24 (RL) -> 14,468''

@Tecnho:

Hostia jajaja, pensé que eran celsius, 9º!!! imposible por agua y aunque tuviese 5 radiadores, está mal esa sonda como te dicen o prueba otro para medir, es imposbile esas temperaturas sin chiller.

Hola no había probado con un Athlon II 250 y tenia las mismas temp, al igual q con otros programas para medir las temp, igual ya lo vendí a ese 1090T era bueno.