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GraduS

CPU Frequency Score

6350.48 MHz with

Phenom II X4 940 BE @ 6350.48 MHz

Extreme Submitted 08 Oct 2009

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World Record Rank: Not GraduS's Best WR Submission
Global Rank: Not GraduS's Best GL Submission
Phenom II X4 940 BE Rank: 5th out of 199 49.0 Points

Global Team Power Rank: Not Z.O.T.'s Best GL Submission
Phenom II X4 940 BE Team Power Rank: 5th 28.8 Points

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Processor

Model: Phenom II X4 940 BE Deneb (4 Cores Active)
Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
Cores: 6,350.48 MHz (111%)

Motherboard

Model: M4A79 Deluxe
Chipset: 790FX

Comments

GraduS commented on own score:

AMD Dragon^LN2 Contest by Z.O.T., 1.8125v @ -196C,

Massman 08 Oct 2009, 13:09 UTC

Setup looks really clean, nice!!!

Massman 08 Oct 2009, 13:28 UTC

Correct.

Massman 08 Oct 2009, 19:16 UTC

Actually, it's how most new bench tables work. It's much easier than using 4 mounting holes

Hyperhorn 08 Oct 2009, 22:24 UTC

I think it`s just about the main purpose of the benchtable (air/water vs. Dice/LN2/LHe) and not about the age itself (e.g. established Team Japan style). Maybe it`s just more popular, because the CPUs had often no heatspreader back then and I guess you can break the die with a clamp very quick.

GraduS 22 Oct 2009, 22:55 UTC

I think it`s just about the main purpose of the benchtable (air/water vs. Dice/LN2/LHe) and not about the age itself (e.g. established Team Japan style). Maybe it`s just more popular, because the CPUs had often no heatspreader back then and I guess you can break the die with a clamp very quick.

you can do protect for die some my bench on s370 with protect and open die i do with this pot.