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Eisbaer798`s CPU Frequency score
- Extreme League
5745.38 MHz with Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 
at 5745.4MHz
Ranking position
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Global rank:
1st
Core 2 Quad Q9650 rank:
1st out of 145
Points earned for overclocker league
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Not Eisbaer798's best submission
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Hardware Points
1st using Core 2 Quad Q9650
62.0 Points
Points earned for team league
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Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not Team Hardware-Reaktor-Reloaded's best submission
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Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 1st in team using Core 2 Quad Q9650
43.1 Points
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- GA-EP45T-UD3P
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- Verification URL, image, checksum
- https://valid.x86.fr/y5zv2e
Hardware details
CPU details
- Model: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 'Yorkfield-12M'
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Cooling:
Cascade Phase Change
- Temperature (°C): -79 (load)-84 (idle)25 (ambient)
- Batch:
- Cores: 5,745.38MHz(+91.51%)
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Memory details
- Manufacturer: CORSAIR
- Type: DDR3 SDRAM
VGA details
- Speed: MHz / MHz (Stock)
Mainboard details
- Manufacturer: GIGABYTE
- Model: GA-EP45T-UD3P
- Cooling: Water (Custom)
- Chipset: P45
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Disk details
Power details
- Manufacturer: Sapphire
- Series: PurePSU
- Power: 1,250 Watt
Recent Comments
1,70v Vcore / LLC on / 1,52v VTT / 1,50v PLL / 1,64v NB This happened after a couple failed posts the board only posts with 2 cores enabled; this allows much higher FSB then usual. I suspect one of the dies failed post, thus the CPU is running as a dual core only :-O I'm still in the process of reproducing the error. Hope to be able to provide more information about it soon.. For more information see ==>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaVdtJ8VIV-Mndi2T0iQPbQ
Insane :O
Just Awesome!
Nice one, Kai!
Thanks guys! Totally insane I'm still shocked
I've had that once before, but I think I had it happen on a REX and I could never reproduce. Sweet score though!
^ I saw your other sub from the same board. Is this a problem -> quad core only works as a dual <- with the CPU’s or the board? IIRC these are 2 dual core CPU’s acting as a quad core. Can you set which 2 cores work in the bios? IIRC they use the FSB to communicate -> If set to high it is causing corruption in the data between dies? Next WR = SP 1m and 32m scores.
I still cant't undestand the error. It just happens random. I can't say whether it's due to the voltage being set too high or something else. It happens with one Quad CPU and not with the next. In the case of the Q9650 result, the board itself raised the boot FSB from 535 to 638MHz. Don't ask me why...I don't think there will be new SP1M or 32M records. I was just able to validate the high CPU clock before the system said goodbye with a blue screen. Further attempts with an FSB of 600 set in bios were unsuccessful. So I Think both dual-core chiplets are active if you set an FSB of 600 in the bios.
And no, unfortunately you can't turn off CPU cores with a GB board. That only work with the rex which is again x48.
says:
Cant remember how this popped up.
1. older bios
2. only kentsfield
Unfortunately, this option is missing in my bios.
Have you any info what bios can it be?
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Just one Bios Version older than the last Version.
Checked both F8c and F7 versions for EP45T-UD3P with Modbin, the menu is there. Try ctrl+F1 in main BIOS setup screen.
Thanks Antinomy I'll try that next week. It would be great if that would work!
Ok guys, I`ve now tried something around. With Yorkfield CPUs (Q9650/Q9550 etc) the option does not appear in the Bios when pressing ctrl+F1. With Kentfield CPUs (Q6700/Q6600) the option appears in the Bios, but it does NOT disable any cores. With socket 771 dual core server CPUs (like Xeon 5150) the Bios option appears and cores can also switched off!
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