Dtek Rad Tower Box - Ghetto style
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06-12-2007, 01:00 AM
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| Administrator | Re: Dtek Rad Tower Box - Ghetto style
Yeah dinos my sister says it's not that hot down there  With Dtek Fuzion and Asus Blitz Extreme I can definitely clock my QX9650 L739A644 higher than before. Max on Gigabyte X38-DQ6 on Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme was 4176Mhz at 1.60v idle/1.568v load for Super Pi 32M. On same air cooling with Asus Blitz Formula was around 4234Mhz at 1.560v. On Asus Blitz Extreme so far at 4200Mhz at 1.552v idle / 1.544v load Comparing Super Pi 32M and Everest numbers Asus Blitz Extreme - broke 11min barrier easily   Gigabyte X38-DQ6   |
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06-12-2007, 09:45 AM
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| Administrator | Re: Dtek Rad Tower Box - Ghetto style
Yeah I love cardboard, so versatile and no heavy power tools needed  Finally some decent numbers cpu clock wise... still about 250-400mhz behind other QX9650 cpus I've seen in terms of clock speed though  Wprime 32M @4400Mhz  Super Pi 1M & 32M @4330Mhz   512MB Inno3D OC Edition stock @742/1836/2000 3dmark06 = 16,033  Interesting that my run on Blitz Extreme scored lower in SM2/SM3 scores than my run on X38-DQ6 with cpu at nearly 200mhz lower cpu clock. Could be the higher FSB on X38-DQ6 @9x456FSB and/or the higher memory clock on video card at 2052mhz vs 2000mhz   |
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