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Death Dealer · 02-17-08

9:39 thats Like 4:20 Right LOL

GuardianOdin · 02-17-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by txtmstrjoe

Give the man a cigar!

I propose we incorporate that somewhere (in a post, or a sig) to promote this thread.

What do you think, S939ers?

Aha.

Did I ever tell you how I love the way you think?

and done

pioneerisloud · 02-18-08

Well, its ALMOST 9:39 PM here! Just 2 more minutes!

And final update on my fiance's rig. It's 100% stable at 2.60GHz. Will be posting screenshots in a few.

EDIT: Dangit, I misread the clock! It's almost 9:49. I MISSED IT!!!

Starholdest · 02-18-08

Still on my old 939 rig

Just upgraded the mobo not a long time ago, too!

@ 2809Mhz @ 1.425V (9 hours Orthos blend test stable - 24/7 Usage) - http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=289741

Highest OC I've ever gotten! - 2945Mhz @ 1.45V - http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=276669

**txtmstrjoe** · 02-18-08

Starholdest, which validation would you prefer? Peak or 24/7 stable?

pioneerisloud · 02-18-08

Alright guys...finally got 100% proof of my fiance's rig's overclock! Here's the info (can be seen in Everest Sidebar as well in the SS):

260 FSB
10x multi
1.40v + 9.9% over volt = 1.50v idle, 1.488v load
166MHz divider
217MHz RAM @ 3,4,4,8,2T
2.75v on the RAM
4x512MB sticks (2 different 1GB kits)
Load temps of 64/82*C (I'm sure that the 84*C is a messed up sensor)

And I think that's pretty much all the info that should be needed! She passed over 25 HOURS Orthos blended priority 1 (she had to use her pogo while it was running). Anyways, here's the screenshot, hope you likey! I'm VERY proud of this board. My ASUS board has NEVER gotten this Manny stable this high.

**thlnk3r** · 02-18-08

Anyone else think thats a faulty sensor in pioneers manny? That can't be right......

**txtmstrjoe** · 02-18-08

pioneer, do you want/need me to update your data on the first page roster?

On the other hand, what you have on the first page is way higher than this.

Whichever you want, I can do.

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Originally Posted by thlnk3r

Anyone else think thats a faulty sensor in pioneers manny? That can't be right......

Golly gee, that's hot!

On the other hand, it does have 1.5V ripping through it, so...

pioneerisloud · 02-18-08

Yes Joe, go ahead and update the Manny. The 2.94GHz was a suicide run...this is stable.

Now here's my question for you sensor guys:
That Manny loaded at 95*C on the hotter core in my sig rig (finally changed it back). That was running STOCK VOLTS with my Zalman. It is now fully lapped with a lapped Big Typhoon....and LOOK AT THE DELTA??? I'm pretty sure its a faulty sensor....and it was loading at over 80*C for over 24 hours. I'm sure that chip would've died by now, right?

**txtmstrjoe** · 02-18-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by pioneerisloud

Yes Joe, go ahead and update the Manny. The 2.94GHz was a suicide run...this is stable.

Done (in 9:39, no less)!

Quote:

Originally Posted by pioneerisloud

Now here's my question for you sensor guys:
That Manny loaded at 95*C on the hotter core in my sig rig (finally changed it back). That was running STOCK VOLTS with my Zalman. It is now fully lapped with a lapped Big Typhoon....and LOOK AT THE DELTA??? I'm pretty sure its a faulty sensor....and it was loading at over 80*C for over 24 hours. I'm sure that chip would've died by now, right?

Given what you've told us, it does appear that the thermal sensors are wacky on that Manchester. To be honest, I'm not familiar with Manchester having goofy temp sensors, as the case seemed to be with certain Denmark/Toledos and many of the Brisbanes. It doesn't mean that it's not possible, though.

Question: You couldn't get that Manchester to run stably with less VCore?

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