Submission Details
Reference Frequency
Score
462.44 MHz
with
Extreme
Submitted
Rankings and Points
- World Record Rank
- Not Mafio's Best WR Submission
- Global Rank
- LANParty UT nF4 Ultra-D Rank
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25th out of 67 25.0 Points
- Global Team Power Rank
- LANParty UT nF4 Ultra-D Team Power Rank
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18th 3.2 Points
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Hardware Details
Processor
- Model
- Athlon 64 3000+ (Winchester) Winchester
- Cooling
- Air (Custom)
- Cores
- 1,849.82 MHz (2%)
Memory
- Cooling
- Air (Stock)
- Type
- 256 MB DDR SD-RAM Speed @ 231 MHz
- Timings
- tCAS: 2.5 tRCD: 4 tRP: 4 tRAS: 9
- Batch
- BH-5
Motherboard
- Model
- LANParty UT nF4 Ultra-D
- Cooling
- Air (Stock)
- Chipset
- nForce 4 Ultra
Disk
- Type
- SSD
- Series
- SSDNow (IDE Controller)
Power Supply
- Series
- Turbo-Cool
- Power
- 1200 Watt
Comments
Very nice mate, I'll join you in 3 weeks with some DDR1 action.
wow thats crazy. i can't even break 300mhz lol
team.xs FTW!
ALL these boards can easily do 450+, it's just up to the CPU
ah that confirms my observation. I have 2 other cpus to try hopefully they clock better than the shitty 165 I have.
ya, 450+ seems very easy.
i did booted at 456 MHz from BIOS, then used clockgen up to 462 MHz.
too bad the CPU have a damn cold bug at arount -30 or -40° C.
hoping the next CPUs will be better.
That's not the right approach to hit maximum HTT clock
who knows, maybe this mobo can do 500+ without having the chipset subzero cooled
No matter if the chipset is subzero cooled or not, the CPU should never be subzero for maxing HTT.
CPU has to be hot, chipset cooling (apparently) helps a little when completely maxing out the board (~ 520+)
Subzero on the chipset helps a lot, but you'd need the right cpu, ram and of course hot cpu.
520+ is not doable on all boards with conventional cooling.
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