1055T better doing it alone
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the mobo needs an excellent FSB and NB to get good stable clocks on all the amd hexacores.
even though i have my cpu @ 4ghz, i have tried endously to get my ram (dominator GT 2000) to 2000, but can only get it to 1733
i am still learning the overclocking jedi tricks, and i will be a initiate padawan for a long time, no doubt.
even though i have my cpu @ 4ghz, i have tried endously to get my ram (dominator GT 2000) to 2000, but can only get it to 1733
i am still learning the overclocking jedi tricks, and i will be a initiate padawan for a long time, no doubt.
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4.5ghz, i know.
it was the deciding fact that made my buy this board. (nice job there, tom - go and get your commission).... i even bought the same memory as in the review for it too.
i couldnt' wait for eons for the big bang conqueror - and so opted for the next best amd mobo, that i could get my hands on.
IMO, it's much better than the CIVE.
i still an going to go bulldozer though, when then are unleashed upon us. but, i won't go down the AM3+ route... i will now hold out until the AM4 boards arrive on the doorstep, and go the whole hog
i couldnt' wait for eons for the big bang conqueror - and so opted for the next best amd mobo, that i could get my hands on.
IMO, it's much better than the CIVE.
i still an going to go bulldozer though, when then are unleashed upon us. but, i won't go down the AM3+ route... i will now hold out until the AM4 boards arrive on the doorstep, and go the whole hog
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btw: as the numbers suggest, a 1090 is 35 greater than 1055, hence a maximum overclock should be ~0.35GHz less
which i have
so with that in mind - i don't think i can push it any further for stability. i have got it to 4.3ghz and it lived for about 3mins in prime, until BSOD
my coolit vantage is on extreme, but i may buy a D14 just to see if there is any difference in temps, and what all the fuss is about
so with that in mind - i don't think i can push it any further for stability. i have got it to 4.3ghz and it lived for about 3mins in prime, until BSOD
my coolit vantage is on extreme, but i may buy a D14 just to see if there is any difference in temps, and what all the fuss is about
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i drooling just thinking about the "AM4"s
My gf`s rig at 43-45c folding at 3.9ghz@1.368v sitting under a noctua,22c roomtemp.
Even in a haf x its huge
Even in a haf x its huge
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Ya thanks, so thats @ 3.4ghz so maybe a stock chip will see around 10k or alittle more then.
Up til now ive been basing what ppd each chip might get from here...
http://www.w7forums.com/estimated-ppd-smp2-client-t7787.html
BUT
AMD Phenom II X6 1035T = 10348ppd
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T = 15138ppd
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i do not know where you got 3.4 from!!!
as you can see from the screenshots the PPD was dropping as i was using the PC to post this.
as you can see from the screenshots the PPD was dropping as i was using the PC to post this.
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I read one of your posts wrong
The PPD with an X6 @ 3.8ghz seems good but was expecting more, so a stock X6 in real world ppd might be abit crap, think my money would be better spent on getting an old I7 or new Sandybridge
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I read one of your posts wrong
If thats the PPD with an X6 @ 3.8ghz (good but was expecting more) then a stock X6 in real world ppd might be abit crap, think my money would be better spent on getting an old I7 or new Sandybridge
if my folding rig is untouched, then my PPD is 13500+
@4GHZ it is 13900+
recovering:
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yep - folding does favour Intel and nVidia
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fully recovered:
