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31st May 2004, 15:12 | #41 |
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| I read on XS that you might want to wait for the P4A 2.8 instead of the P4 2.4 , they seem to be even better. |
31st May 2004, 15:13 | #42 |
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| there was not a good contact between prom and CPU, so fixed it. now I have below zero degrees on cpu on normal speed. if overclocked to 4.4, it goes to +10-15° in bios. stressed = don't know, can't get that far 4.2 is stable as hell, 3D, PI, prime (15min test). http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7872341 |
31st May 2004, 18:07 | #43 |
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31st May 2004, 18:14 | #44 |
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| you definately need that x800xty and pelt it
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31st May 2004, 18:22 | #45 |
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| hehe, was first try. with the 9800Pro, I don't think my score will be much higher then with the Northwood. it was a 1K difference between a 4Ghz Northwood and 2.8Ghz A64 power. nevertheless, this is a CPU with potential. maybe I'll do some benching with the X800Pro on both of them, but I'm almost out of sealstring. |
2nd June 2004, 13:17 | #46 | |
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I did like 5 cpu's with the same pice of sealstring. | |
2nd June 2004, 13:41 | #47 |
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| I think he passed 10 installations now with the same sealstring
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2nd June 2004, 18:08 | #48 |
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| indeed. changing CPU's is childsplay now got a big ball with sealstring, may I'll try to use it again |
2nd June 2004, 18:15 | #49 |
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9th June 2004, 02:37 | #50 |
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| That is unreal! I really like the prescott. Do you have anyway of determining what your motherboard powercircuitry is running at? You have a AI7 right? I thought I saw the PWM reading in your review? I love my Prescott. I went and got an A64 3400 and Chaintech ZNF3-250, and this system really sucks. It's decent for 3D (of course with the X800Pro it would be) but the dang CPU just can't break out of it's shell. CAAOC best I do is like 220FSB, when AnandTech got 262FSB with one DIMM, and 246FSB with 2xDIMM's populated. In the first they had to drop HyperT to 3x in the latter 4x. I just got the Corsair 3200XLPRO LL and it's not helping the on-die MCH, so I'm stuck. Any suggestions? No BIOS updates for ZNF3-250 (last Cheaintech mobo I get). $180 Digi-Doc with no external thermistors. jeeeeez RichBastard I would highly recommend getting the Prescott, when you get up past the 3.6GHz the benefit of the 1MB cache becomes evident...... |
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