all SIX HUNDRED dollars worth.  YEOUCCHHH.

when i become rich....ill buy it all...today...ill just look from the comforts of my 3x classified...:)

I'm right with you John...

nateman_doo

Lost my second place trophy for the i7 930 chip.  man I worked all night for that too. 

Well, at least you had endorphins floating around in you brain for a few days.

you grabbed the title for a bit...you'll get it back on the next set of runs...mr 1.7V
lol

johnksss

you grabbed the title for a bit...you'll get it back on the next set of runs...mr 1.7V
lol

heh...  I am sure that much voltage is not required.  This was the first time I actually started to play with the chip, so I am convinced the chip is capable of so much more. 

you know im just being funny is all.

in reality...it probably will need more once you try to hit 5.1 ghz but up to 5 ghz, you should be able to do that with far less. superpi is using like what? 1 core
1.458@5027 ghz
http://hwbot.org/community/submission/1007223_johnksss_superpi_core_i7_920_8sec_47ms


but you already have the plan for the next time...
grab some dice first
5 lbs
start testing
then hit the ln2 once you have that prime starting point.
speculations of course...lol

I like LN2 so much more.  Load temps under LN2 are the same as Dry Ice in a cooler. 

Nate did you bench super pi in 7 or XP?

nateman_doo

I like LN2 so much more.  Load temps under LN2 are the same as Dry Ice in a cooler. 

that's not what was meant by the dry ice first.


sort of like benching water first to get your settings right, then jump to dice right after the fact.:)


for you to like it, you have to use it to make some serious gains there buddy....lol


im gonna check to see if the guy up the street does ln2.
if he does...i may go head and get my ln2 setup going allot sooner than later.