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Antinomy`s wPrime - 32m score
- Extreme League
48sec 266ms with Intel Pentium 4 3.0Ghz (Prescott) at 5106MHz
Ranking position
18161st
WR Rank:
18161st out of 20884
630th
Global 1x CPU rank:
630th out of 2886
1st
Pentium 4 3.0Ghz (Prescott) rank:
1st out of 136
Points earned for overclocker league
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World Record Points
18161st
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Global Points
630th using 1 CPU
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Hardware Points
1st using Pentium 4 3.0Ghz (Prescott)
62.0 Points
Points earned for team league
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Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not Not Exact In Round's best submission
0.0 Points
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Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 1st in team using Pentium 4 3.0Ghz (Prescott)
41.0 Points
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CPU details
- Model: Intel Pentium 4 3.0Ghz (Prescott) 'Prescott-1M'
- Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
- Cores: 5,106MHz(+70.20%)
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- Speed: MHz / MHz (Stock)
Recent Comments
Team Not Exact in Round bench session in Novosibirsk. Results dedicated to our friends moi_kot_lybit_moloko, TerraRaptor and Zombie568 who couldn't join us. CPU scales very strange, only slight advantage over cold water.
Very very nice! Is this on a native 478 DDR2 board or via 775 adapter?
Thank you. It's done with an adapter. A very stubborn thing to use.
Well, it is not so strange, 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.
Many CPUs have an FSB wall. Much like Conroes do (where lowering multi allows to expose it). That's why you see little scaling.
Any info on this? Which CPUs besides Core2, how to check this and so on?
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.
Does FSB wall scales on cold like on Core2? And have you seen negative scaling after some point?
They scale anywhere between 0 and 30 MHz. Haven't seen negative scaling.
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