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Submission Details

16200 marks with
Sempron 140 @ 5264.80 MHz
Extreme Submitted HWBOT OC Challenge October 2010 - PCMark05

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
1727th out of 5421
1 Core Global Rank
1 Core Sempron 140  Team Power Rank

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
Sempron 140 Sargas (1 Cores Active)
Cooling
Liquid Nitrogen
Cores
5,264.80 MHz  (94%)

Memory

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
4 GB  DDR2 SDRAM Speed @ 520 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 5.0  tRCD: 4  tRP: 4  tRAS: 12

Videocard

Model
Radeon HD 5850 (Cypress) (TeraScale 2 (Evergreen))
Cooling
Liquid Nitrogen
Speed
1,250.00 MHz  (72%)  /  1,300.00 MHz  (30%)

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
790X

Comments

G.Foyle commented on own score:
My last backup, going on a trip and won't be able to submit anything later. System not maxed yet - 17,5k should be easily doable with proper storage setup. Thanks to chew*, SteveRo and the entire XS HWBot team. Storage setup: 4x Patriot Inferno 60 GB SSDs on Adaptec 5405 RAID controller.
scooter.jay
scooter.jay

Good score beats the one i was saving well done.

cyclone
cyclone

Congrats on another Sempron milestone! -)

Don_Dan
Don_Dan

Nice score, hope it will stay first until the end of the competition! :)

Linuxfan
Linuxfan

Good work!

G.Foyle
G.Foyle

Thanks guys :) I haven't had that much fun with overclocking since a looong time. Judging by how much power was left in my setup I was sure someone would pull a 17k backup in the last minutes....

Massman
Massman

What's the Virus scan in this run?

G.Foyle
G.Foyle

I knew you would ask, so I included an ORB link :)

It's 154 MB/s. I didn't have the problems you guys had, I was getting such high scores consistently. Maybe it's because I used a dedicated RAID controller instead of SB?

Massman
Massman

It's got something to do with the nature of the subtest: it's designed to test multi-threaded applications. The Sempron 145 is single core ánd has no L3 cache, which makes it have a buttload of problems in multi-threaded situations: one of the four subtests at once and no cache to store instructions or data.

I think your RAID controller's cache might be allowing the CPU to get data quicker or so. I'll try to see how this subtest scales when using an SSD raid config for OS and Acard as PCMark05 bench drive