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  • |Second Frost| - |Overclocking AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Under Dry Ice| 5.568GHz

    Hey guys, here is my most recent run. As you can see, I improved my results from my last run slightly. I also took a lot of video of the setup and of how I do my sessions. This is to give you an idea of what it is like to benchmark on dry ice.

    The Video(Watch In HD):



    The Results:

    32m SuperPi Personal Best - 13m 15.140s

    This was my 32m run. I cut 15 seconds on my previous result from my last dry ice run.


    1m SuperPi Personal Best - 12.797s

    For my 1m run I also cut off time from my previous run. Although it was only around 50ms, it took a lot of work just to achieve a faster time.


    6 Core Overclock - 5.439GHz - Validation


    Was not stable enough to get a screenie. I tried but no luck.


    Single Core Overclock - 5.568GHz - Not Valid

    I could not get a screenshot or a valid for this one. It was giving me trouble. Next time however, I will nail this number down and surpass it with a new pot to play with.


    If you wanna check out my blog with all my overclocking stuff go here: http://slappablog.wordpress.com
    Last edited by Slappa; 25 Oct 2010, 12:51:34.

  • #2
    Oh !!!!!! 5.5G
    Vcore 1.6

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    • #3
      Originally posted by sonkub View Post
      Oh !!!!!! 5.5G
      Vcore 1.6
      The 1090T scales amazingly with cold temperatures

      Thanks for looking

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      • #4
        OMG !! Very Interested Bus Ram 2000 on MB GIG 890FX-UD5 Never seen Before.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Napster View Post
          OMG !! Very Interested Bus Ram 2000 on MB GIG 890FX-UD5 Never seen Before.
          I broke the 2000MHz barrier earlier on this month. It's on my blog.

          Also I was sure to include my BIOS shots in this video so you guys could all see what settings I used.

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          • #6
            Oh Great !!! 5.5 G and nice ram low latency ^^

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            • #7
              Crazy System !! ^^"

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              • #8
                WoW Good Job!! 5.5Gz

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                • #9

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                  • #10
                    OC @ 5.568GHz That very cool,But why use only 3 cores to test SuperPi ?

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                    • #11
                      Are you foreigner? Can u speak thai? -_-a

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by chokuun View Post
                        Oh Great !!! 5.5 G and nice ram low latency ^^
                        Originally posted by sunsun View Post
                        Crazy System !! ^^"
                        Originally posted by hulk777 View Post
                        WoW Good Job!! 5.5Gz
                        Originally posted by nappapa View Post

                        Thanks Guys!

                        Originally posted by LpDarkMist View Post
                        OC @ 5.568GHz That very cool,But why use only 3 cores to test SuperPi ?
                        Disabling my worst cores helped me get better Pi results using my chip's best core, core #1

                        Originally posted by veza View Post
                        Are you foreigner? Can u speak thai? -_-a
                        I can't speak thai, I'm english speaking from Canada.

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                        • #13
                          that's very nice ^^

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                          • #14
                            ตูฟังเพลงไทย


                            เวรี่กู๊ดดด

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                            • #15
                              Wow.

                              I like your memory.

                              You know your memory use what IC ?

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