Submission Details
NoMS`s SuperPi - 1M score - Elite League
5min 9sec 374ms with AMD K6-2 450MHz at 720MHz
Ranking position
n/a
Global rank:
2nd
K6-2 450MHz rank:
2nd out of 27
Points earned for overclocker league
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Global Points
Not NoMS's best submission
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Hardware Points
2nd using K6-2 450MHz
28.0 Points
Points earned for team league
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Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not Team Brazil's best submission
0.0 Points
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Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 2nd in team using K6-2 450MHz
8.6 Points
Hardware details
CPU details
- Model: AMD K6-2 450MHz 'Chomper'
- Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
- Cores: 720MHz(+60.00%)
Memory details
- Product: PC-150
- Type: 256MB SDR SDRAM
- Speed: @ 120MHz
- Timings: 2-2-2-5
VGA details
- Speed: MHz / MHz (Stock)
Recent Comments
NoMS commented on his own score:
K6-2 450 @ 720 2.4V - No CB/CBB - Thanks iandiniz48 for the pot - Recapped motherboard VRM - Using old CPU-Z 1.47 because newer have issues with clock detection even after ACPI=0.
moi_kot_lybit_moloko says:
you can use cpu-z vintage edition
NoMS says:
It does not work here. ?
Video attached.
GRIFF says:
Great work.
Antinomy says:
What clock detection issues, clock jumping? Which version where you using? We've fixed this with Franck Delattre about 2-3 years ago specifically for P5A. Versions 1.9x should be fine.
NoMS says:
Yes, clock jumping. 1.03.0 Vintage Edition is broken as you can see in the video i posted on this thread, tbh, even the old 1.47 I used sometimes got issues with this, it's only a bit more manageable than newer versions. ?
If I remember well from my previous testing, same issue as 1.03.0 on CPU-Z 1.98. Any ideas to fix that?
Antinomy says:
Should be fixed since 1.86. I've reported it on 1.85. Try versions from 1.86 to current and let me know. If you don't have them, I can send you.
NoMS says:
Downloaded all of them since 1.86 from here, is there any other version you want me to try?
1.86 is broken here and all the other versions looks the same, attached is one video showing the issue with 1.86 and a report.txt from 1.98 which you can also spot the issue.
Here is a validation with 1.98, apart from the fact that the image looks correct, the 5.6MHz on memory clock is very wrong.
Also I don't know if it helps but my board is a P5A rev 1.03.
TOCP-2B025FEAE8.txt
Antinomy says:
O.K. Looks like I got the test build where this was fixed, I checked it but Franck didn't apply it to release versions. I'll remind him of this issue.
If your P5A rev. 1.03 with Phaselink PLL? Or is it the newer ICS version?
NoMS says:
It's Phaselink PLL52C66-28
Antinomy says:
Yeah, that's the one that gives most terrible fluctuations. I've reminded Franck of this issue.
moi_kot_lybit_moloko says:
oooh, i have p5a-b with phaselink - its bugged clocker. when i put jumpers on 140 fsb - mobo didnt start, and after reboot i get 128(!!)mhz. i see here validation on p5a 128 mhz, may be @max1024
moi_kot_lybit_moloko says:
ooh, sorry Max, its not you?
its @Gumanoid, there is link on valid with bugged phaselink
Antinomy says:
It's not mostly the PLL that is bugged, it's the system timer. But on 1.03 the fluctuations were wild like down to 4-5MHz FSB. This began after a certain version of CPU-Z, I think Gumanoid was using one that wasn't yet affected. Got broken later.
NoMS says:
@Antinomyjust FYI, CPU-Z 1.99 still broken here. Can you share the test build with the fix?
moi_kot_lybit_moloko says:
https://valid.x86.fr/qnzms8
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