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4ghz...finally!!!

Well it passed SuperPI 1m but just failed P95 so the signs are there. This is with 1.5vcore everythjing else on auto with a 680i so I got a little room to play with.
 
Priming at 1.55 now, 1 hour and counting.

Really weird how nervous and exciting(aswell as sad I guess) running orthos can be :D
 
Dont forget the money shot of 8hrs orthos stable. :D

As I say super PI at 4ghz.... Hard getting it orthos stable :eek:


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Yeah as I am finding! Managed SP32mb now. Orthos blend failed just after the hour mark. Gonna try another orthos run on 1.565v - wish me luck :D
 
w3bbo said:
Priming at 1.55 now, 1 hour and counting.

Really weird how nervous and exciting(aswell as sad I guess) running orthos can be :D
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I used to watch defrag running, back when it was little square blocks, how sad is that?
 
Anyone with a 680i had different results with using different memory slots? Thing is while priming on the blue slots I was getting resets instead of failures. Now its priming away in the black slots (1.5hours so far :D) with the exact same settings. Brings back memories of my old DFI boards with the yellow and orange slots, wonder if the 680i works the same?
 
Angilion said:
I used to watch defrag running, back when it was little square blocks, how sad is that?
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That was hypnotic though. Everybody loved that defragmenter.

Nice oc. Give it some manly volts for God's sake :D
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easyrider said:
Dont forget the money shot of 8hrs orthos stable. :D

As I say super PI at 4ghz.... Hard getting it orthos stable :eek:


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8 hours isnt enough for Orthos as it hasnt completed a test. You need a good 12 hours for it to be proved to be stable as it takes around 10/11 hours to complete.
 
Noxis said:
8 hours isnt enough for Orthos as it hasnt completed a test. You need a good 12 hours for it to be proved to be stable as it takes around 10/11 hours to complete.
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I know I do 12 hrs minimum.

I was being kind to w3bbo lol :p ;)
 
Very nice :)

I can't get my 6600 past ~3.5 stable :( Have tried another chip and get similar results, which could mean I have an average DS3 board :\
 
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