you mean the johnK800 standard clock?

Mhm but isn't that rule for on water? I only have 1 card on water currently.
 
With how the air one is performing to how the water one used to perform on air, I'd say the cards are close to equal, and that 800/linked/1200 should pass fine @ 1200mV. (Which was the JohnK800 rule IIRC)
 
I had the PSU give out on me last night I believe. I was at about 760/linked/1250 with 1188mV, and in the part of New Calico where the rockets are going through the asteroid field the whole system just shut off instantly. Kinda cool but scary at the same time. I get the feeling when they're both on water doing 800+ that I'll need to use my Silencer Pro Gold 800W for the second card.
 
I'm still not sure though why others were getting 40-41k at these clocks though.. That confuses the hell out of me.

MOAR POWER! 
have a PSU dedicated to each card ;)

Oh yeah, highest I got today. 
 
http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3401631

Hehe.. Once I get back from Tropical Smoothie I'm gonna have the CM 800W PSU set up to run the second CPU 8 pin connector and the second card.
 
No such thing as overkill.

Halo_003

Hehe.. Once I get back from Tropical Smoothie I'm gonna have the CM 800W PSU set up to run the second CPU 8 pin connector and the second card.

No such thing as overkill.

You will have to forgive him, he doesn't know how we roll in this thread.
 
I has THREE power supplies, all PC Power and Cooling (1500,800,750)...  and none of them have even turned on in over a year.  SHAME on me.  My CNC has been getting overclocked more then my computer(s) and occupies ALL of my time.

Halo_003



Side note: Does it mean anything that I just booted with QPI Frequency at 5.866GT/s?

  Will limit you overclock via B-clock stick with 4.8 IMO.

Halo_003

Holy crap Nate.. Take a weekend and get some benching going! I'm gonna have to order a dual PSU connector too.. I couldn't boot doing it manually lol.

Side note: Does it mean anything that I just booted with QPI Frequency at 5.866GT/s?

paper clip on the 24 pin the green wire to a black one on the PSU not connected to the mobo and it should work fine. Don't waste money on an adapter that does the exact same thing...
 
P.S. Looks like you got a steal for a bstock card putting out clocks like that already. I can't wait until you get both on water.

Halo_003

Nope that didn't work.. When I did that the main PSU wouldn't start.

And yeah, I've been really impressed with this card's clocking ability so far.

Hmm realy? I've done it before with running two PSU's and jumping one. Did you flip the switch on both, wait a sec, then push the computer power button? That should work.

Halo_003

Yeah I did. I'm not sure what the issue is.

Most likely human error.

crash5s;4859114halo OC product is halo OC product.

 

 
 
 
 
(Out of original context, but still.)

Nice looks like you've to get the numbers your hardware is known for ;)
gratz

http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3405608
 

 
Still pushing.

indeed!

@John, Q, Nate
 
If you wouldn't mind, I'd appreciate any pictures you have of running DICE or LN2 rigs, fullsize or scaled down. (Not below ~600pix width though)
 
I'm gonna be running a quick little info type article over at CMHD and LN2 is going to be one of the main topics, along with other methods of extreme cooling, i.e. DICE, SS, Cascade, chillers, etc. I'll see if I can get Sdumper or Runmc to talk with me on SS/Cascades. 
 
Also any comments you have about running LN2 would be nice because I could quote you in it. 
 
Note: You can either email me at EVGAhalo003 at gmail.com, or PM me here or on XS.