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Please update simon
Sorry missed this one... updated now and congrats, just don't even think about trying to beat me LOL
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Sorry missed this one... updated now and congrats, just don't even think about trying to beat me LOL
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Could you update mine pls Simon, moving up a place 
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Okey Dokey, She's pretty stable(ish) now..... Sub 7's here I come. Weird thing is that I get a quicker Pi under 32Bit as opposed to 64 ?????
Anyways, time to drop them there volts ! LOL
Edit : Ok, enoughs enuf !!! Too many volts -
Let me in please -
Fantastic board and a most enjoyable if dangerous thread...I love a healthy disdain for technology....
Peace
Anyways, time to drop them there volts ! LOL
Edit : Ok, enoughs enuf !!! Too many volts -
Let me in please -
Fantastic board and a most enjoyable if dangerous thread...I love a healthy disdain for technology....
Peace
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nice one i had to put nearly 1.6v into mine to get that clock speed,and i was bricking myself at that.
LoL I'd be the same mate.
A lot of folks seem to be doing suicide runs at 1.6v+ without probs but I cant pull the trigger on that kind of voltage.
Saw one guy kill his @ 1.66v but he said it was a long time at that voltage before it died.
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Okey Dokey, She's pretty stable(ish) now..... Sub 7's here I come. Weird thing is that I get a quicker Pi under 32Bit as opposed to 64 ?????
Anyways, time to drop them there volts ! LOL
Edit : Ok, enoughs enuf !!! Too many volts -
Let me in please -
Fantastic board and a most enjoyable if dangerous thread...I love a healthy disdain for technology....
Peace
Cant see your screen shot i'm afraid
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LOL - Can clock past 5.3 but can't post an image !!!!
So how is everyone else doing this ?
So how is everyone else doing this ?
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Okey Dokey, She's pretty stable(ish) now..... Sub 7's here I come. Weird thing is that I get a quicker Pi under 32Bit as opposed to 64 ?????
Anyways, time to drop them there volts ! LOL
Edit : Ok, enoughs enuf !!! Too many volts -
Let me in please -
Fantastic board and a most enjoyable if dangerous thread...I love a healthy disdain for technology....
Peace
Use a image hosting site not a file hosting site.
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Thank you 1Day, very kind of you.
Can I have a re-entry please?
Have changed the ASUS Pro for a UD7. Had a nightmare with the UD7 untill I found out that the F3 bios is unstable. Now on the F3h and the board is working like a dream.
Still trying for 5.6Ghz but its getting more difficult now !
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Have changed the ASUS Pro for a UD7. Had a nightmare with the UD7 untill I found out that the F3 bios is unstable. Now on the F3h and the board is working like a dream.
Still trying for 5.6Ghz but its getting more difficult now !
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Hi 1Day,
Have tried 1.58v at 5.6Ghz but it failed to boot and I ended up doing a cmos clear. Bit reluctant to go as high as 1.6v, but then for a quick superpi run....?
The temptation is hard to resist lol
Cooling is a noctua NH-D14 and the cpu hits 80C max at 5Ghz and 1.41v running prime. This is the highest speed Ive managed stable and 80c/1.4v is the limit for my stress testing.
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Can I have a re-entry please?
Have changed the ASUS Pro for a UD7. Had a nightmare with the UD7 untill I found out that the F3 bios is unstable. Now on the F3h and the board is working like a dream.
Still trying for 5.6Ghz but its getting more difficult now !
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damm you just damm you
But well done 