FX-9370...
On FX-9 series standards = Ultra low leak
On FX-8 series standards = Ultra high leak
Real core voltage = ~ 1.93V (1.475V + 0.45V offset) under load, UD7 does not seem to report anything accurate for CPU voltages or temperatures.
Mods on board:
- Slow Mode (a physical switch, check the picture), took 1.5 hours just to find the trace...
- NCC PSE (560uF) series polymers in VRM loop 2 (CPU) replaced with FPCAP 10K 820uF caps. The additional 2600uF of bulk seemed to help...
btw can you post more details about the mod on your board?
I'll post some pictures when I have rested a day or two.
The "Slow Mode" is quite simple as you only need to connect a switch between PROCHOT and Vss.
It was a struggle to find the soldering spot for it thou, took around 1.5 hours.
I think the UD7 could do even more after the VRM switching frequency is raised.
There is no public datasheet for the ISL6330 so I don't know which pin sets the fSW or what it currently is set to. Usually GB boards have a very low fSW, on 990XA-UD3 for example the VRM operates at 263kHz.
Comments
OMG, great CPU, great score!
Congrats!
Well deserved..
. Congrats
Congrats! You're the champion. Had a lot of problems, otherwise could eventually beat you at AM3 32M, but only there...
I know.
My "efficiency" absolutely sucks.
Whoah ... low 9 seconds!
Amazing.
People say that something is impossible, until someone do it and now it is possible .
woaaa! 8.1 spi!
holly sh*t!....Stilt, tell more about it at XS please. AMD subforum need something special as your results
. Im looking forward! And congratulation.
ufff! I have no words for your resutls. Only as AMD enthusiast, I will have better day because you
Holy crap. That's an insane score!
btw can you post more details about the mod on your board?
Helium takes this below 9 seconds ?
ist legendary ..........
!! R e s p e ct !!
Crazy!
this will be hard to beat
Amazing!
Heavy stuff on AMD - great job!
Nice! Crazy result!
its awesome, if we know, FX CPUs has not x87 coprocessors
Very well done!
I'll post some pictures when I have rested a day or two.
The "Slow Mode" is quite simple as you only need to connect a switch between PROCHOT and Vss.
It was a struggle to find the soldering spot for it thou, took around 1.5 hours.
I think the UD7 could do even more after the VRM switching frequency is raised.
There is no public datasheet for the ISL6330 so I don't know which pin sets the fSW or what it currently is set to. Usually GB boards have a very low fSW, on 990XA-UD3 for example the VRM operates at 263kHz.
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