Wasn't Free Cable Guy saying it was the other way around? The lower your multi in relation to the default multi, the lower the achievable FSB?



You bought the X6800 MOJO ?

2,Intel Core 2 Extreme X6800,Conroe,Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU X6800 @ 2.93GHz,6F6,6F,,0,B2,0.0650,MMX SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSE4 EM64T,5011.32,15.0,334.09,6.0,15.0,32,32,4096,,LGA 775,4,core2ee,Intel i975X rev C0,Intel 82801GB (ICH7) rev 01,2048,DDR2-SDRAM,501.1,2:3,4.0,4,4,11,20,,,2,OCZ,1024,PC6400,OCZ,1024,P C6400,,,,,,,,,,,,,5011.50,,2933,http://www.abit.com.tw/,AW9D-MAX (Intel i975-ICH7),1.35,15763CC346C4559D64A68AD93080DF9B0030B0

****ing ****ed up CPU-Z french mother****ing ****ers ****!!!!!!!!


"Hey, welcome to the 5.0Ghz club but.....oh, sorry you used the CPU-Z version from last week so we're not going to validate it. Please get some more LN2, spend another 5 hours risking your expensive computer components and maybe we'll accept your score."

****ING ****ED UP MOTHER****ING ***** TITTIED ****S ARRRRGHHH.




.............Few, that's better. Had to get that off my chest.


Anyways, I know this means jack **** but here's the .cvf file contents. You guys may be familiar with the layout and so I may be able to take consolation from the fact that some of you guys may believe me.



It strangely quotes my PC8000 RAM as PC6400, hmm speed binned PC6400 with a price bump???


This LN2 stuff is seriously intense. Balancing not going too low/high with temperature whilst making sure there is enough LN2 to keep the system stable and the stuff evaporates like nothing else.
If you go too cold, you have to wait for the amount in the tube to evaporate before you can reboot your system which when you have a small amount of LN2, is not a great thing to watch. And then there's the condensation.

Dry ice is kids stuff compared to LN2

Damn fun though. Managed a 1M run of 10.266s but the system crashed before I could get a screen shot.

woah nice 5029mhz for 32M too!

1M = 10.266s nice

what vcore ?