That's not how it works, no.DarkE wrote:
Normally 4x 2,83 GHz, but overclocked to 4x 3,4 GHz. So altogether13,6 GHz ^^
But oh well, might as well.
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I'm about to post the most pathetic graphics card in this entire thread. Brace yourselves for integrated chipsets.
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Xanek wrote:
Rofl underclocking/volting.
I smell a notebook. Or at the very least a nettop. Also that isn't oldass, I've got a Tyler one which predates Griffin in my notebook.IppE602 wrote:
Turion
This thread makes my poor little core2 duo want to die :<
Here's GPU
@Harris What skin is that? :O and where can I get it?
Here's GPU
@Harris What skin is that? :O and where can I get it?
When did i say dis, or are you commenting on thatXanek wrote:
Rofl underclocking/volting.
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From your extremely low multiplier and GHz it appears obvious that the processor is underclocked.Xanek wrote:
When did i say dis, or are you commenting on thatXanek wrote:
Rofl underclocking/volting.
IppE
You smelled correctly, it be a notebook.Rokodo wrote:
I smell a notebook. Or at the very least a nettop. Also that isn't oldass, I've got a Tyler one which predates Griffin in my notebook.IppE602 wrote:
Turion
And its not the newest turion (Turion II X2 Ultra) so its oldass.
Runs osu! at 150-400 fps so I'm happy with it
that evil which I have some old things!what
^Doomsday93 wrote:
If only I had the money to get a fancy i7 or Phenom. Then again, my setup isn't that bad
Also: The reason some CPUs appear underclocked is because they most likely have Intel Speedstep enabled. This lowers the multiplier when you are not using the CPU.
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sp1ky wrote:
Also: The reason some CPUs appear underclocked is because they most likely have Intel Speedstep enabled. This lowers the multiplier when you are not using the CPU.
Yes, but at the time that had not occurred to me. /facepalm
It later turned out that that AMD had its "Cool'n'Quiet" technology enabled.
Sometimes I forget these things. ^^;
"Cool'n'Quiet" - eww AMD's naming conventions suck. Speedstep sounds so much more badassRokodo wrote:
sp1ky wrote:
Also: The reason some CPUs appear underclocked is because they most likely have Intel Speedstep enabled. This lowers the multiplier when you are not using the CPU.
Yes, but at the time that had not occurred to me. /facepalm
It later turned out that that AMD had its "Cool'n'Quiet" technology enabled.
Sometimes I forget these things. ^^;
Nice OC if that's on air cooling btw
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Zalman 9900 LED (at time of writing).
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IppE602 wrote:
Y'all with them i7's, go get a Bloomfield or Gulftown and not a Lynnfield
Lynnfield has some advantages on the price front still.
Having said that, even running dual channel on a Bloomfield i7 seems to work just fine if you want to save some money by running dual channel DDR3 instead of triple channel.
Then again... motherboard prices can bring up the cost too.
In the real world it is my opinion that Bloomfield doesn't bring many great advantages over Lynnfield for most users. 1156 CPU pins is still hell of a lot considering there are still many power users still rolling along on 775.
Brag factor and knowing QPI link is there though... things like that are nice I guess. I got my 920 system before Lynnfield was released, probably would have invested otherwise if I had waited.
