Submission Details

12 Jan 2013
enthusiast League

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
AMD  Phenom II X6 1045T  Rank
17.0 Points
AMD  Phenom II X6 1045T  Team Power Rank
2.6 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model AMD Phenom II X6 1045T Thuban (6 Cores Active) Cooling Water (Custom) Cores 4,512 MHz (+67.11%)

Memory

Cooling Air (Stock) Type 8 MB DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 1,866 MHz Timings CL9.0 10-8-28 2T

Videocard

Model 2x NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti (192b) (GF116) Cooling Air (Stock) Speed 900 MHz / 1,026 MHz (Stock) buy on amazon

Motherboard

Model GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD3 Cooling Air (Stock) Chipset 990FX

Disk

n/a

Power Supply

n/a

Comments

edwardboot commented on his own score:
12 year and 5 months ago – This is my super PI record for the AMD 1045t CPU. My best speed (so far) is 15.428s at 1M in super PI, screenshot can confirm. Using the XSPC Raystorm rs360 for cooling.
October 3, 2013 at 1:28:38 AM UTC

Hello all,

Thank you for checking out my record with the trusty 1045t. I just was emailed a notification today (October 2, 2013) that someone has reported me/this record with the following comment:

"His multiplier is at 16x the x1045t is locked max is 13.5? how did he get 16x?"

 

 

Yes, the base core clock's highest speed is 13.5, however at the time that I did this I also enabled the AMD "Core Performance Boost" option on the motherboard which is the turbo multiplier for AMD chipsets. This allowed me to achieve temporary higher-than-normal speeds, especially when running SuperPI. So when the CPU performance gets maxed out, the core performance boost kicks in at makes it run faster than 13.5x. It is definitely not stable for a 24/7 setup, this was something I did purposely for this record to squeeze every chunk of power I could out of this specific CPU.

 

As far as my knowledge goes, this is absolutely acceptable by the rules on this site. Anyone with this chip and and an unlocked motherboard an easily do this to gain extra speed. I hope that clears the air.

October 3, 2013 at 9:33:19 PM UTC

oh ok cool , didn't know that.

 

It's only the gigabyte boards that have that option?

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