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post #171 of 179
"why would anyone do this?" - no one will take exception

"this is lame/stupid" - thread crapping and many took exception.

Let's all be James Cameron and raise the bar shall we ? biggrin.gif
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I want to see 7ghz on ALL cores....
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I want to see 7ghz on ALL cores....

Try it. Best way to discover how easy/difficult it is, surely?
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I know of a 3770k that did 6.6ghz 4c,8t and did a 3D run. The problem is the mutli only goes to x63 so you have to use the BLCK which IB won't do much more over 110mhz so you can only run one core, I reckon if it had a higher multi it could do it.
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Originally Posted by alancsalt View Post

Try it. Best way to discover how easy/difficult it is, surely?

I can do 4.5ghz on 4 cores on my thuban in windows, 1.56v 52c idle thumb.gif

Im more than half way there!
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Still no one has posted an explanation as to WHY this is difficult to do. Several people have explained why drag racing is hard, but why is this difficult? Everyone keeps saying that it is hard and that people here probably couldnt do it, and I agree that i probably couldnt do it, but does anyone care to explain?
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Still no one has posted an explanation as to WHY this is difficult to do. Several people have explained why drag racing is hard, but why is this difficult? Everyone keeps saying that it is hard and that people here probably couldnt do it, and I agree that i probably couldnt do it, but does anyone care to explain?

It is difficult to get everything tuned just right. Hardware, subzero cooling gear & ln2 is just money (finding the great cpu is the more difficult part). After it's all put together, it's easy enough to pour ln2 & get it to -190°.
The tricky part is figuring out all the voltages, clocks, settings, skews & switching frequencies to get the machine to even POST with great clocks while avoiding boot bugs & windows bugs, while pouring ln2 every minute or 2 to keep the temps even.

It does take some skills to pull it off. With time & patience pretty much anyone can learn to do it, but even with experience getting into the top world record overclocks with any particular hardware is hard.
    
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What he said.
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Still no one has posted an explanation as to WHY this is difficult to do. Several people have explained why drag racing is hard, but why is this difficult? Everyone keeps saying that it is hard and that people here probably couldnt do it, and I agree that i probably couldnt do it, but does anyone care to explain?

I suppose you could look at it like revving your car engine to 10krpm just once, without it exploding (throwing parts out of the side of the block) - not really the same thing, but maybe that helps?
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I know of a 3770k that did 6.6ghz 4c,8t and did a 3D run. The problem is the mutli only goes to x63 so you have to use the BLCK which IB won't do much more over 110mhz so you can only run one core, I reckon if it had a higher multi it could do it.

IB is actually vry good with BCLK, just other devices can't take it, such as drives(use IDE instead of AHCI) and GPUs, escpially the new gen of PCI-E 3.0 GPUs have BCLK issues. Also chips like the PLX8747 hates high BCLK.

I can do 117mhz BCLK for a validation, it is the highest i think so far.

Also the reason many get into extreme OC is b/c of normal OC, and they got more interested.

For instance case in point is hicookie, GIGABYTE's in-house overclocker, he started OCing b/c he was rendering and it would take him weeks to render a scene, then he started overclocking and it would take days, thus he was able to make more money b/c he could render more things faster. As you all know now he is a famous LN2 overclocker, he made a profession out of it. I don't think anyone just goes straight for LN2 OCing.

but me personally, i dont OC all my systems, i don't do any rendering and the games i play already are very fast.
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