MAJOR Superpi - Survey

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Memory 1:1, 2-2-2-5.

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Hmm a single core run (other core sat twiddling it's thumbs) with SuperPI/mod1.4:
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Also just run two superpi/mod1.4s - as per normal with multi cpu there's a slow down - about 7% seems usual for the X2.

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Hi welshtom...when i got my spi score i tried so hard to beat 30s didn't think of running 3d01...so i just ran it at my 24/7 9x300 1:1 timings 2.5-4-4-8,
Card is a gigabyte x800 pro at 500/500 score just under 25k.
 
welshtom said:
ok thats cool, your prob better off on a divider with lower timings on the ram than running it so high with slack timings :)

You were right...using 166 divider...2.5-3-3-7 timings and overclock on the card's mem gets me a nice 28k...and there was me thinking 1:1 mem would be the best... well happy with score thanks.
 
NickK please don't say both cores are prime stable for 8 hours plus at that voltage? I couldn't get stable with 1.52v in cpu-z (about 1.56 real - 1.425*110%). :(

Although I could pass the OCCT 30 min stress test:o
 
aftershxck said:
NickK please don't say both cores are prime stable for 8 hours plus at that voltage? I couldn't get stable with 1.52v in cpu-z (about 1.56 real - 1.425*110%). :(

Although I could pass the OCCT 30 min stress test:o

Stable for at least 48 hours as far as I know.. :D
 
monkeypants said:
All feel sorry for me, I can't get this chip stable higher than 2005Mhz.. Maybe next year it'll go to 2006Mhz? :D

It's probably due to the Corsair VS ram. That stuff really sucks at overclocking!

Get some ye-olde BH5 and watch the seconds dissapear. Or even try a higher multi!
 
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