is that on a 780i board?
Chilled water cooled E8400@4635 and yes, works on an eVGA 780i. VGA is my new eVGA 9600 GTSC/medium overclocked with stock fan cooler. I have 2x1GB Kingston HX SLi with 1030MHz/5-5-5-15. I have pushed it up to 4,8+ GHz but unstabil and can't get a score with 3DMark yet... I know and see too much people pushing their 8400s up to 4,6-4,8 Gigz to get some scores or just to see how much that pretty chip can do...martini161 wrote:what kind of gpu do you have? those are some pretty good scores. and thats one hell of any overclock
I have a Q6600 rig for 3DMark06 deal and 3D Mark2001 is still a good bench for hi-oced Core2Duos...Bio-Hazard wrote:I didn't think anyone ran 3D Mark 01 anymore, how about a little 3D Mark 06 action
Maybe if he's lucky with a 9600GT, maybe if its max OC'd.Numbers run higher thus look better on 3dmark2001, however have little to no significance today. Translated to 06 probably 14,000.
and it does'nt even make a 14K 2006, may be 12K+ 2006, thanks... 
It was because of here is a Intel Processor Forum, but sure i do some other 3DMarks, i meant i am not interesting high level "3D"Mark scores (so i have a mid-range VGA lol!) But i am interesting with CPU scores and cooling business... If i wanna get some scores, i push my Q6600 G0 and it does his job good. E8400 is not vid-lover CPU at all, but good stuff for ocing and gamingibleet wrote:If you're not interested in high numbers, then why overclock so high?
I know I'm playing devil's advocate, but I'm not following your logic. 3DMark01 may be a better indicator, but if no one uses it, then the number is basically pointless. Your score meant nothing to me the first time I saw it.
Yep, I was thinking around 10k-11k 3DMark06 because of the GPU.
You can test your cpu easily enough just by using Super Pi.
Just as not to be completely negative, Congrats on the overclock...very impressive indeed!
That is the reason i love to play with it... u mean i don't need an upgrade? so i leave my current dimms on my mobo, tnx...martini161 wrote:you would see no noticiable real world gain from that upgrade
If your RAM is clocked over 800Mhz theres very little gains outside benchmarks, more RAM is good thoughahmetozkangil wrote:u mean i don't need an upgrade? so i leave my current dimms on my mobo, tnx...martini161 wrote:you would see no noticiable real world gain from that upgrade
I have 2*1 Gb 1066 Dimms, not 1200 MHz but 2*2...Zertz wrote:If your RAM is clocked over 800Mhz theres very little gains outside benchmarks, more RAM is good thoughahmetozkangil wrote:u mean i don't need an upgrade? so i leave my current dimms on my mobo, tnx...martini161 wrote:you would see no noticiable real world gain from that upgrade
