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One of my buddy sent me recently a Pentium D 631 and i tried it's ocing capability and working on it next week too...
It works with low voltages and temps, nice chip. But i pushed voltages higher to get some 3DMarks test...
Rig: ABIT AW9D Max/D 631/Team Extreem 6400 Cl 4-4-4-10/9600GT SC

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=368784





http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=9382860

not a bad oc result, but I think current c2d can out-performs it at lower clockspeed:).

SAMSAMHA wrote:not a bad oc result, but I think current c2d can out-performs it at lower clockspeed:).

I think the fun of this is just pushing it to the max, rather than going for the best performance.

Dan

DMB2000uk wrote:

SAMSAMHA wrote:not a bad oc result, but I think current c2d can out-performs it at lower clockspeed:).

I think the fun of this is just pushing it to the max, rather than going for the best performance.

Dan

Yeah, right... Just for fun...


5306 MHz:

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=370380

Is this with the DICE chilled water still?

It amazes me how far P4's can go with just a tiny increase in FSB speed.

Dan

DMB2000uk wrote:Is this with the DICE chilled water still?

It amazes me how far P4's can go with just a tiny increase in FSB speed.

Dan

P4 631 WR is 8 GHz!

Not dice chilled but i used iced water with TT BigWater 760i...

DMB2000uk wrote:

SAMSAMHA wrote:not a bad oc result, but I think current c2d can out-performs it at lower clockspeed:).

I think the fun of this is just pushing it to the max, rather than going for the best performance.

Dan

hehehe, i do agree on that. It's all about bragging rights.

Only 1.5v? Time to bump up the vCore...
Remember you have nothing to loose.

Higher voltages for higher MHz = higher temps...

P4 631 5375 MHz

EVGA 780i
P4 631@5375 MHz/Chilled Water
Kingston Hyperx 1066 CL5@720/5-4-4-11 1T tRC 21
EVGA 9800GX2 SC
HighPower Rock Solid 1000 Watt

Voltages:

CPU: 1,625V
FSB: 1,5V
RAM: 2,25V
SPP/NB: 1,55V
MCP/SB: 1,75V
MCP<>SPP: 1,55V


http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=371308

5,4 GHz

EVGA 780i
P4 631@5,4 GHz/Dice-Chilled Water
Kingston Hyperx 1066 CL5@800/5-4-4-12 2T tRC 23
EVGA 9800GX2 SC
HighPower Rock Solid 1000 Watt

Loop: -4°C in/+10°C out

CPU: 1,63750/1,66250V 60°C Idle/88°C Load
FSB: 1,5V
RAM: 2,3V
SPP/NB: 1,55V
MCP/SB: 1,75V 44°C
MCP<>SPP: 1,55V

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=371524







Pi sucks... Unstable

Wow, that thing is getting toasty.

When does thermal throttling kick in on P4's? I always thought it was 80oC.

Dan

Works overheated as well (100+ celcius) but like a stupid, it takes twice as long to take a super pi...

yeah, its being throtled.
dan: the p4's is around 80c but pentium d's tend be very hot any way, so the t junction is higher, this is cause they did what intel is doing with the quads now

Contrary to what the title states, this is actually a P4, so yeah, it's throttle point is 'pretty low'.

Dan

well excuse me for not reading the OP

Too bad you can't keep a processor running like this for a long while with chilled water...

i have better ideas about termal thingummy ...

nice block! i asume the dice goes in that bowl thing ontop?

5550 MHz:




5500 MHz+Valid:

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=375489

Tried 5669 MHz and got some DMark tests...






5250 MHz 3DMark-2001

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=9393103




5250 MHz 3DMark-2005

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=4358042




4612 MHz 3DMark-2003

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=5879937