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    Old 13-02-2005, 07:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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    No introduction needed tbh, but still...

    Fugger over at extreme systems has got a P4 running on a DFI 925XE-T2V motherboard clocked at 7.2ghz.

    Check it out here, or if it's being a bit slow, it may be worth trying this coralised link.

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    Old 13-02-2005, 09:18 PM   #2 (permalink)
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    crazy fast...

    Must be getting close to the limits of P4's. Surely they can't make them go much quicker.
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    That is running a three stage cascade that was built by Chilly1 so it is the best cooling (-150c unloaded iirc and prob -110c at that speed!)
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    One word. Insane

    Didnt he get 9Ghz not long ago tho?
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    No, he got a 3.6 prescott to 6.3GHz.

    Blimmin amazing TBH- but if SNDS set in at more than 1.7V, I wonder how long the Prescott will last at 1.9V. By my calculations it would be putting out well over 300W under load.

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    What power suppl(y/ies) is he using?
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    Christ!

    I bet at 7.2 Ghz an SLI system is probably worth it
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    Yeah if you have your room refridgerated to -100

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    I'd put up with a wrinkled winkle for that kind of power.
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    lol Rave pops up with a sig material quote there.
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    does that not mean his FSB is 1.5ghz with the p4 quad pumped bus? Thats quicker than my old processor runs at lol!
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    I was co-presenting with an Intel Super-Techie recently

    He pointed out that a lot of the core of a CPU will be running at least twice as fast as the speed quoted on the box...

    ...which, if I am translating to this situation correctly, means that there are certain parts of the guts of this CPU that are switching in the region of 15GHz !!!

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    Andrzej's correct, the simple ALU units on P4 run at twice external frequency.
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