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Fritz Chess Benchmark/Super PI Thread 2010
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Man of Honour
[see end of thread for updated scores!]
Hmm...
Hmm...
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I can do some pics yes, latter tonight, but in all honesty it isn't much to look at
I don't tend to build my rigs for looks, i just build them to clock high
yep me too my case is the anti christ of the clean look
Soldato
yep me too my case is the anti christ of the clean look
+1
And we are still waiting for the Results thread to be updated.
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kitfit1 thats still too clean 
love the dyno label
suppose i will have to photo mine now
edit the anti christ
love the dyno label
suppose i will have to photo mine now
edit the anti christ
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Soldato
kitfit1 thats still too clean
love the dyno label
Yep, i thought it was a classy touch
Nothing that a complete rebuild wouldn't sort out
Soldato
Nope
A prime example of how to kill what was a very good thread, and had a large input from the forum members.
Really, i would rather peeps didn't start this sort of thing in the first place, if they can't be bothered to keep it updated.
If anyone is feeling incredibly nice today, and happens to own an i7, how would you fancy clocking it to 3.8ghz and turning HT off, and posting up the SuperPi 1M and Fritz results?
Just wondering how it would stack up against the 965BE, I reckon that the massively higher scores may just be down to hyperthreading...
Just wondering how it would stack up against the 965BE, I reckon that the massively higher scores may just be down to hyperthreading...
If anyone is feeling incredibly nice today, and happens to own an i7, how would you fancy clocking it to 3.8ghz and turning HT off, and posting up the SuperPi 1M and Fritz results?
Just wondering how it would stack up against the 965BE, I reckon that the massively higher scores may just be down to hyperthreading...
Not an i7, but an i5 which is the 965s direct competitor at 3.8ghz
I guess the results will be similar to an i7 with HT off
Hope this helps.
Man of Honour
I think I will strive to get the highest scoring Q9550 in that table TBH.
BRB
BRB
Caporegime
Sorry for the lack of table updating, I'll do one tonight when I get back from work.
I'm also going to see how high I can get up the Phenom II table
I'm also going to see how high I can get up the Phenom II table
Man of Honour
Updated!
How could I get 10.5k on the Chess bench though hmm....
Good to see a lowly Q6600 at sub 4GHz can still keep up with the latest i7s reasonably!
How could I get 10.5k on the Chess bench though hmm....
Good to see a lowly Q6600 at sub 4GHz can still keep up with the latest i7s reasonably!
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Nothing that a complete rebuild wouldn't sort out
yea so added the other 4 hd's and scsi array 5 drives
more wires
Not an i7, but an i5 which is the 965s direct competitor at 3.8ghz
I guess the results will be similar to an i7 with HT off
Not far off really on the fritz, I got about 9100. Anihilated on SuperPi though, 17.3secs was my fastest, that was at 4ghz.
I was wondering how much the difference would be, I've heard loads of people say that for gaming, everyday desktop use etc the 965BE is equal to an i7 920, but is nothing like as good for rendering.
Ah well, 9100 isn't too bad! I was hoping to get it over 10k as no-one in this thread has managed it yet, but I can't get it stable enough at 4ghz for a run.
It would be quite an achievement for a C2 though...
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