espo_sun`s GPUPI for CPU - 100M score: 56sec 570ms with a A10-9700E

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espo_sun`s GPUPI for CPU - 100M score - Extreme League

56sec 570ms with AMD A10-9700E 45.0 degrees °C under load at 3293.9MHz

Ranking position

n/a

Global 4x CPU rank:

2nd

A10-9700E rank:

2nd out of 2

Points earned for overclocker league

Global Points
Not espo_sun's best submission
Hardware Points
2nd using A10-9700E

4.0 Points

Points earned for team league

Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not Team03s's best submission

0.0 Points
Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 2nd in team using A10-9700E

4.3 Points

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ROG Crosshair VII Hero

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Hardware details

CPU details

Model: AMD A10-9700E 'Bristol Ridge'
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Temperature (°C): 45 (load)
Cores: 3,293.9MHz(+9.80%)

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Memory details

Type: 65536MB DDR4 SDRAM
Speed: @ 2,396MHz
Timings: CL17.0 17-17-39

VGA details

Model: GeForce GT 710 (GF119'''') NVIDIA
Speed: 953.71MHz (+23.06%) / 500MHz (-44.44%)

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Mainboard details

Manufacturer: ASUS
Model: ROG Crosshair VII Hero
Chipset: X470

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Recent Comments

Strunkenbold avatar

Strunkenbold says:

2 year and 4 months ago – Well thats interesting, X470 running Bristol Ridge. Is that just because of early bios or some modification?

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I.nfraR.ed says:

2 year and 4 months ago –

Depends on the board. Crosshair VI Hero, for example, supports Bristol Ridge in all bioses.

If you leave Performance Boost to "enabled", then the boost multiplier (x36 in this case) can be used.

Could not find a way to overcome that limit on "E" chip, but the same model without "E" has the multiplier unlocked above max boost multi.

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