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    Default Octo core boosted a bit

    If you remember, in the temporary forum I presented to you my new cruncher :

    Dual Xeon Quad Core 5410. These are 45nm Pernryns with a FSB @ 1333Mhz (333x4).

    My mobo (Asus DSEB-DG - chipset 5400) supports a 1600 FSB.

    And a very easy pin mod make the motherboard detect the chip as 1600FSB CPU.




    It' now running @ 2.8 Ghz .


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    Default Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    The crunching beast's appetite for WU grows even more

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    Default Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Nicely done, great cruncher!

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    Default Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Very nice !!!

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    Default Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Nice
    guess you're not happy with 10th place?

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    Default Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Perhaps he wants to have the 9th place !

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    Default Re : Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Quote Originally Posted by UnderGod View Post
    Nice
    guess you're not happy with 10th place?
    Guess


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    Default Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Quote Originally Posted by Raby View Post
    If you remember, in the temporary forum I presented to you my new cruncher :

    Dual Xeon Quad Core 5410. These are 45nm Pernryns with a FSB @ 1333Mhz (333x4).

    My mobo (Asus DSEB-DG - chipset 5400) supports a 1600 FSB.

    And a very easy pin mod make the motherboard detect the chip as 1600FSB CPU.


    It' now running @ 2.8 Ghz .
    Try running Systool (http://www.techpowerup.com/systool/). I can overclock my i5000P/V/X-boards by selecting the ICS932S401 as clockgenerator. You can try it on your board too. Let me know if it works. I don't know what operating system you use, but it worked with XP and server 2003 with me, not with server 2008...

    Also make sure your FB-Dimms are cooled well!

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    Default Re : Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Quote Originally Posted by PowerToTheUsers View Post
    Try running Systool (http://www.techpowerup.com/systool/). I can overclock my i5000P/V/X-boards by selecting the ICS932S401 as clockgenerator. You can try it on your board too. Let me know if it works. I don't know what operating system you use, but it worked with XP and server 2003 with me, not with server 2008...

    Also make sure your FB-Dimms are cooled well!
    Already tried it and it doesn't work ; I'm running Vista 64 bits (weird idea I know ).


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    Default Re: Re : Re: Octo core boosted a bit

    Quote Originally Posted by Raby View Post
    Already tried it and it doesn't work ; I'm running Vista 64 bits (weird idea I know ).
    You could consider a XP/Vista dualboot as the changed FSB remains during a reboot. Only when the system is completely powered down, it goes back to stock-speeds.

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