New World record in SuperPi 8M

[Hilppa]

We scored a new WR, finnish overclocking team Takorautaa including me and "Pukkis".

SuperPi 8M (non-patched ofcourse): 4 min 14s



Intel Pentium 4 2.8A (C0) SL7D8 @ 5575Mhz
21x265,5Mhz
1.80 VCORE

P4C800-E Deluxe
KHX3000
OCZ Powerstream 520W

[Augu]

Nice

[Dissolved]

Crazy! Great job

[YawAKooL]

Wow nice, such a "slow" CPU and so many MHZ

[Mauri Antero]

Way to go Finland

[YoupY]

Nice going

congrats

LN2 Rocks nice pics on the site too

[Dani]

Finnish Power, YEAH

[rick_fx]

Nice time!

[CTKP]

Nice job guys 25mhz away from a 100% overclock

[Hilppa]

Nice job guys 25mhz away from a 100% overclock

God'damnit, I didn't even notice

Well tomorrow it will be a SuperPi 8M run with a 100% overclock I hope.

We still gotta chase this 1M record, today was only after the 8M, which I personally appreciate much more because it gives more exact results and requires a LOT more from the cpu to keep it stable during the run.

Now gotta sleep

[burnout]

great work... go for the 100% overlock

[Hilppa]

And a couple of shots ..

[macci]

Holy O'Clock BatMAn!
Insane clock and insane time - way to go indeed!

Where did you dig those missing 150MHz? More mobo modding?
Also looks like you got nicely tweaked OS there.

[Mauri Antero]

Macci with a little help with my KHX3000 and some more modding the mobo, is my wild quess.

[cold_ice]

Wow insane overclock for this CPU

[Hilppa]

Thanks

The limiting factor before were the KHX3200's, only capable of 261Mhz (atleast with the bad mod).

Also the VDDR mod wasn't done too good, voltage was fluctating from 3.45 to 3.65, so we made it a bit differently and it kept nicely at 3.65V.

Image of my BH-5's in their current state

Besides that everything just clicked yesterday, and most of all the contact between the chip and LN2 container was perfect with only the slightest amount of thermal paste.

[some_young_guy]

Fantastic time! Now you need 21 seconds to get first on 1M, and <22.29? on 32M? I think Tom Holck has those records right now.

[Snowman89]

Thanks

The limiting factor before were the KHX3200's, only capable of 261Mhz (atleast with the bad mod).

Also the VDDR mod wasn't done too good, voltage was fluctating from 3.45 to 3.65, so we made it a bit differently and it kept nicely at 3.65V.

Image of my BH-5's in their current state

Besides that everything just clicked yesterday, and most of all the contact between the chip and LN2 container was perfect with only the slightest amount of thermal paste.

what the f*ck, what have you done to your bh-5??
nice results by the way

[Hilppa]

what the f*ck, what have you done to your bh-5??
nice results by the way

You really shouldn't use pliers with sensitive electronic devices like memory modules...

I tried to remove the heatsinks, they were a bit tight...

[macci]

Looks like some thermal epoxy was used on that BH5
better use normal supaglue next time!

PS. I've done the same w/ good ol' RDRAM modules

[Tom Holck]

Fantastic time! Now you need 21 seconds to get first on 1M, and <22.29? on 32M? I think Tom Holck has those records right now.

Nice M8
I'm working at that bench right now 4.0x hard to beat, but I'm close!

The M32 I don't have anymore it's : 20.45 but slower speed
http://holicho.lib.net/pi3355/pi3355.htm

[Nyge]

Fantastic result guys! Congrats. Keep the banner high.

[Verdict]

niiiice

waiting mobo

[Learn]

nice time Hilppa :banana4:
a real good time

[Dragonx21]

Nice!