Congratulations dude!
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Do you guys think 11K is out of range in Vista? Say I bump up the CPU to 3.1, My GPU is pretty much maxed.
Man, @ 2.8
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Very nice.
I went from 10.5k to 11.8k with 3.6 to 3.9 so I would think 11k is within reach.
I went from 10.5k to 11.8k with 3.6 to 3.9 so I would think 11k is within reach.
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Originally Posted by Fishie36 Very nice, what do you get in XP? I have very similar hardware as you, E6320 @ 3.5ghz and the same video at 630/1000 and I get 11100 XP. |
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Originally Posted by Hailscott In sig. |
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why don't you tell us? you'll probably enter a higher strap when you up your FSB above 400, so you might have to fiddle with it to get the score you want. we want you to try it and tell us what you get
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Originally Posted by Hailscott Do you guys think 11K is out of range in Vista? |
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I will in the morning. I have had a long day. I had to go to the hospital because of the concusion I got this weekend.
Originally Posted by MrBungle why don't you tell us? you'll probably enter a higher strap when you up your FSB above 400, so you might have to fiddle with it to get the score you want. we want you to try it and tell us what you get
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I will in the morning. I have had a long day. I had to go to the hospital because of the concusion I got this weekend.
Okay I overclocked my CPU to 3.1 and only scored 10545. From 2.8 to 3.1 didn't show me much improvement. I think maybe because the ram @ 1:1 is better than 10:9? Any thoughts?
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I've almost hit 12k in vista. Its not impossible
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Well you have a GTX. What CPU do you have e6600?
Originally Posted by real I've almost hit 12k in vista. Its not impossible
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It says E6400 in the validation link.
Originally Posted by Hailscott Well you have a GTX. What CPU do you have e6600? |
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My turn!!
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Originally Posted by Fishie36 It says E6400 in the validation link. |
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Ill give it a shot. Thanks for the help.
Originally Posted by MrBungle my understanding of ratios is having your CPU FSB higher than your memory speed will offer no advantage whatsoever. you want to have at least a 1:1 ratio. another thing holding you back could be the NB strap. i think as soon as you go over 400 FSB, you're in a new strap and will have higher latencies. so trying out different frequencies might yield interesting results. maybe loosen your memory timings to see if you can get DDR 900 speeds? you've already demonstrated that you can get 450 FSB with a very low V Core. |
Ill give it a shot. Thanks for the help.
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