Super PI Test (The 30 fastest PCs from HardLimit)

[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.

[Tecnho]

Pues es una RL normal como ya dije, es imposible esas temperaturas si no usas otras cosas.

[cobito]

In this forum, the laws of thermodynamics are respected!

Although it is also possible that you are in southern Argentina and, since it is now winter there, you have the PC on the street.

[Bm4n]

I remember a crazy person who had it in the fridge… :chuckles:

[jordiqui]

Core i7 3770K 490X100 4900MHZ Vcore 1,272 RAM 800Mhz 9-9-9-24 16.754s

The first contribution in a few years. Wow, how fast it runs XD.

Core i7 3770K@5000Mhz 1,28V (50X100) 800Mhz 9-9-9-24 (RL) 16.427s

[krampak]

Is the voltage correct?

[jordiqui]

@krampak:

Is the voltage correct?

Well, seeing the voltages that are used, it shouldn't be. But as I put in the overclocking thread, on the Asrock z77 pro4, I was increasing it by 0.65 every 200Mhz, with 5Ghz I had to increase it to that value and I passed it. Then from there I couldn't go any higher. What I don't understand is why the hell they have that CPU PLL so high, 1.8, I imagine this architecture requires it or it's because of the fact of going up to 3.9 if turbo is activated. But if it's correct. Like it's correct that they are in single channel because they don't feel like picking up the other channel. I have to disassemble (first I'll clean the slots and the memos) but I have to look at the socket pins or if there's a bad contact between the CPU and the socket, although I see the temperatures as correct. Anyway, krampak, I could see myself being able to increase this much more, but the threshold of 5Ghz is not passed and now I'm stuck trying to fix the ram and then finish assembling the bases and books. Then I'll be motivated to try again to pass another one, because I don't understand how people have 1.5 and this happened to me at 1.2-1.3 (as cpu-z indicates). what a long story I've told to say that the voltage is correct according to cpu-z of course, because without verifying it mechanically I don't believe it.

[jordiqui]

Sorry rules but before returning the plate it was irresistible not to raise the Bclk a bit to try to go below 16. I couldn't, although I almost did. :ugly::ugly::ugly:

Core i7 3770K @5147Mhz 1,38 (103x50) 823Mhz @ 9-9-9-24 (RL) 16,037s

[krampak]

Well, I've tried to give it a second squeeze to my 2500k but there's no human way to start at 5Ghz, and I've managed to pass Prime95 at 4.9Ghz… there must be an internal problem with the number 5 xD
Testing the new motherboard and RL (the hydro H70 is not much, it's saved because it had the detail of 190cfm's and the window open... but more or less like the noctua nh14).

Sandy Bridge 2500K @ 4.90Ghz 1.59V (100x49) 1066Mhz @ 9-10-9-28 (RL) -> 17,495''

[deeiivid]

@krampak:

Well, I've tried to give a second squeeze to my 2500k but there's no human way to boot at 5Ghz, and I've managed to pass Prime95 at 4.9Ghz… there must be some internal problem with the number 5 xD
Testing the new motherboard and RL (the hydro H70 is not much, but it's okay because it had the detail of 190cfm's and the window open... but more or less like the noctua nh14).

Sandy Bridge 2500K @ 4.90Ghz 1.59V (100x49) 1066Mhz @ 9-10-9-28 (RL) -> 17,495''

The hydro is not much to call it RL.
I've dismantled mine, because I've changed the tower. I'll sell it soon, when I feel like taking pictures of the parts :ugly: :ugly:

By the way, what a nice little rig you have built…

[shilmar]

Hello

here I leave you the photo of my first tests
Ivy Bridge 3770k @ 4.566Ghz 1.24V (101,5x45) 811Mhz @ 9-9-9-24 (Air) -> 17,846''

as this is with a noctua d14 I don't think it would go much higher than this, but I haven't tested