unityofsaints sagt:

2 years ago – Very very nice! Is this on a native 478 DDR2 board or via 775 adapter?

Antinomy sagt:

2 years ago –

Thank you. It's done with an adapter. A very stubborn thing to use.

wytiwx sagt:

2 years ago –

Well, it is not so strange, since you saw my 5.2GH by LN2 and your 5.1GHz by cool water years ago ?

Antinomy sagt:

2 years ago –

On 5/11/2022 at 10:25 AM, wytiwx said:

since you saw my 5.2GH by LN2 and your 5.1GHz by cool water years ago

IIRC, it's 5.4 and 5.2 accordingly

I thought they should scale much more under LN2. Maybe I need to try another sample, maybe just find the right settings.

TaPaKaH sagt:

2 years ago –

Many CPUs have an FSB wall. Much like Conroes do (where lowering multi allows to expose it). That's why you see little scaling.

Antinomy sagt:

2 years ago –

11 hours ago, TaPaKaH said:

Many CPUs have an FSB wall.

Any info on this? Which CPUs besides Core2, how to check this and so on?

TaPaKaH sagt:

2 years ago –

Netburst have it. It's easy to see if you have an unlocked one. It's also relatively easy to observe when your max suicide clocks are only 20-30 MHz higher than your 32M clocks irrespective of voltage.

ZFeSS sagt:

2 years ago –

17 hours ago, TaPaKaH said:

Many CPUs have an FSB wall

Does FSB wall scales on cold like on Core2? And have you seen negative scaling after some point?

TaPaKaH sagt:

2 years ago –

They scale anywhere between 0 and 30 MHz. Haven't seen negative scaling.