This is a crazy jap. They dont care about 3dmark and he doesnt have any 3dmark scores listed there. nice assumption though.
Hmmm you know I don’t even know where the bloody hell I saw or if I even saw any 3dmark scores on the site... man oh man I must have been tired when I wrote that...
This was achieved by macci.
Yes yes we all know that but at these stupid OC's they cant do much more than running super-pi(which is a poorly optimized pi calculation software something in the area of 586 binaries) and CPUZ. What good are the over clocks when you can’t run any real software effectively.
Once again this is some crazy jap. Wait till macci gets going with his new FX55 and he has pictures of his setups on his website. Check some of his [-peep-] out.....http://www.akiba-pc.com/news.php
In case you didn’t know I really don’t give a flying monkey on a skateboards ass about over-clocks.
He makes videos on occasion like when they set the 3dmark03 record a few months back. This is what he does though, THG makes vids of everything for publicity to make money.
Link I am quite interested in something that validates this man for me and cant be prettied up with Photoshop.
i dont get the animosity, but I tend to believe his achivement in reflection of advancements lately and his track record alogn wiht the record of other similar overclockers.
No animosity, I just require more evidence I have been had many times before with regards to over-clocking of this nature. Holding your "flag" and defending someone that actually just lied just doesn’t work well.
Xeon is just a little scared. His god has just said that they will not be making a P4@ 4ghz, then someone comes out, and shows that an Amd chip, one with 130 nano tech no less, can run at that speed. Very scary.
Well "god" isn’t something that’s in my life, but it is very funny. I enjoy the witty satire especially at my expense.
With regards to the 4.0 production cancellation, it's not that these chips can’t get that high. Take me I have a Northwood 3.0 water-cooled some DDR500 and I run at 4.0 just for benchmarking. I have actually yet to see a Prescott so I can’t say if they go to 4.0 easy or not. But I would assume they could more easily with regards to lower voltages and whatnot.
The problem lies in binning enough 4.0 cores and I don’t see that being something of "quantity". It's not that the micron sizes can’t scale the processor up that high or the temperatures are too much (run at 38-40 at 4.0 on load), just getting enough of them.
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