Hey guys,
So yesterday Slappa and I did a bunch of dice runs on three Phenom II's: the Phenom II 940, 955 and an Phenom II AM3 ES. We got some really good results with all three. We started off using a Gigabyte AM3 board (GA-MA790FXT-UD5P) and eventually moved on to a Foxconn A79A-S (AM2+). We started out with the 955 on the Gigabyte and managed 4.725GHz at 1.5 volts with ease (http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=549288). We also managed to get 4.5GHz at 1.45 (http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=549266). The Gigabyte board was actually really good at reading the subzero temperatures but our main issue with that board was that AMD Overdrive refused to work with it. We also put in our engineering sample in that board and managed a nice 5Ghz oc, we never took a CPU-Z validation but we did get it on video
The Pot:
4L of Acetone:
Our Setup with the Gigabyte Board:
Down the Pot:
Frosty:
So yesterday Slappa and I did a bunch of dice runs on three Phenom II's: the Phenom II 940, 955 and an Phenom II AM3 ES. We got some really good results with all three. We started off using a Gigabyte AM3 board (GA-MA790FXT-UD5P) and eventually moved on to a Foxconn A79A-S (AM2+). We started out with the 955 on the Gigabyte and managed 4.725GHz at 1.5 volts with ease (http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=549288). We also managed to get 4.5GHz at 1.45 (http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=549266). The Gigabyte board was actually really good at reading the subzero temperatures but our main issue with that board was that AMD Overdrive refused to work with it. We also put in our engineering sample in that board and managed a nice 5Ghz oc, we never took a CPU-Z validation but we did get it on video
The Pot:
4L of Acetone:
Our Setup with the Gigabyte Board:
Down the Pot:
Frosty:
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, and we really had no idea why. 
) we never could get past 4800MHz.
