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*** Official SuperPI Leaderboard ***

New submission on a new motherboard from me :D

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Mainboard is GA-Z77-UD3H. Got it B-grade for £80, bargain.

Knocked a good 30 seconds off my last time. I will go higher, just not happy with the volts at the moment, depends how daring I get!
 
wazza300 said:
im sorry:( but couldn't resist,no more though now im done
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hahaha, you do have a cracking chip sir! How come at the same speed & ram timings though, you surpass by multiple seconds?! Are Gigabyte boards THAT good? I'll pick the competition up when I get under water, secured a 240mm Monsta rad and have the EK-water block already :)

Subliminal Aura said:
There's something wrong with the leaderboard.... Why is Wazza not on top ? :D

....o No wait ! :D

@illuz You're losing a lost battle. His chip was hand crafted by 23 naked virgins in silicon heaven
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Tell me about it! hahaha. I'll add the scores now guys. :cool:


Vonex, slacken your timings on your RAM. Try 9-11-11-21-1T and set tRFC to 96. Slackening the timings to 9-11-11-21 gave me better performance than 9-10-10-21. :)
 
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looking at the screen shot it might look like my voltage is at 1.3 but i'm using offset and it was at 1.45vcore if i use higher i get 0x124 bsod
 
Yeah dude I usually have to push to a maximum of around 1.546 volts when I am pushing 5.2Ghz. If you are not happy about going over 1.45 v I would start increasing your phaselock-loop voltage (PLL) this will allows you to push the cpu further when you are over your maximum.
 
My PLL is always at 1.6... I'll remember that for when I next have a go at this.

I want to keep benching faster times but I'm just not comfortable doing this on air anymore, 1.7 is a heapload of volts. Kinda lucky I didn't fry my chip lol
 
PLL will push some extra stability and overclocking head range but it will carry on increasing the heat until the cpu is sweating iterations Pi lol.

I cannot believe you are pulling that kind of weight on air.
If you are hitting over 80 degrees then it is time to stahp :P
The voltages you are pumping through are fine it's just thermal control.

You can strike upto 1.89v PLL no problems which will give you a ton more overhead and stability.
 
Running all my fans 100% when I booted instantly, so that's 9 going full whack and I was hitting about 75-80 during that run. I'm delidded with Liquid Ultra :)
 
dave_beast said:
1.728v :eek: fair play, but......


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I don't blame you hehe. I won't be running that again anytime soon, trust me.

wazza300 said:
gigabyte boards are good clockers:p

I still have my ace card but hope I wont need to use it

@illuz I think my faster memory speed clinched it
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What is this ace card you have? magical 5.6GHz or something?
Looks that way. I shall be back in the near future ;) :D
 
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