wow wow wow not bad

suprcynic

LN2? Who cares. You can't do anything useful with an LN2 system. Lets see world records on air or water where the results can be used for gaming or whatever. Using LN2 is like strapping a chevette to an Ballistic missle. You'll have the fastest car on the planet but it's worthless because all you can do is hold on.

LN2 and other extreme cooling methods are used to find out what is the fastest system.  If you want to see water cooling or air cooling methods, you will have to just stick around on forums, check the mods rigs page, and HWBot.

that is a crazy score

1.8 volts nuf sed

Wow that's Cool?  But you want a Real Record you should have Use 4 X NVIDIA Tesla™ C2050 or C2070 that would Slam Down a Real Record!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

markjaastevens

Wow that's Cool?  But you want a Real Record you should have Use 4 X NVIDIA Tesla™ C2050 or C2070 that would Slam Down a Real Record!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

No, it wouldn't. First, gaming performance is heavily GPU intensive and most games store their data in main memory, which stresses the PCIe bus. This is why SLI is used to offload parallel handshakes for processing between multiple GPUs.
Tesla GPUs are also slower and have ECC enabled, which degrades memory and GPU performance to trade for reliability. Tesla doesn't have SLI, either. Games and gaming benchmarks do not benefit from more VRAM, which the Teslas have a lot of (which makes them so expensive) to reduce RAM to VRAM transactions.

A.W.E.S.O.M.E. :p

unbelievable. a big step above the fastest benches too.

Governator

suprcynic

LN2? Who cares. You can't do anything useful with an LN2 system. Lets see world records on air or water where the results can be used for gaming or whatever. Using LN2 is like strapping a chevette to an Ballistic missle. You'll have the fastest car on the planet but it's worthless because all you can do is hold on.

LN2 overclocking is old news AFAIK. It was interesting years ago when it was so unheard of but now it's been beaten to death. I'm waiting for Vince to hitch a ride from Sir Richard to the ISS to do 0-Degree Kelvin testing (absolute 0 for you boys and girls)

i know something about this, you'd have to use liquid helium no? and at those temps certain condensed gasses become become super-condensates and gain the ability to pass through some solid/semi-solid objects. also if you cooled a chip down to o degrees k you'd need extreme vcore and you'd be loosing more energy than is being applied, no? its been a while since i read about this last so forgive my mistakes.