Any Overclocked Systems? - Page 5

Colt45ws · 2011-07-11, 20:59

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PERFORMING NODE COUNT THROUGH DEPTH 14

--------------------------------- Node Count Through 14 Plies Completed
|---| w |---| w |---| |---| |
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 1 = 1318284511
| w |---| w |---| w |---| w |---|
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 2 = 934225224
|---| w |---| |---| |---| w |
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 3 = 1402832208
| |---| |---| |---| w |---|
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 4 = 903585901
|---| w |---| |---| |---| |
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 5 = 1070222933
| r |---| r |---| |---| |---|
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 6 = 1410212017
|---| r |---| r |---| r |---| |
--------------------------------- Nodes from move # 7 = 939076705
| r |---| r |---| r |---| r |---|
---------------------------------
^^ last node generated ^^

TOTAL NODES = 7978439499 RELATIVE PERFORMANCE = 1.1695
TOTAL JUMPS = 1435892324 Intel Core i7-980X = 1.0000
TOTAL CROWNS = 182093407 VQQZQZQZKZQQZKQZJQVQQQQQZK
TOTAL TIME = 130.1990 seconds
TOTAL SPEED = 61278807.8173 nodes/second.

i7-920@4.01GHz

LiquidNitrogen · 2011-07-12, 02:00

Thanks Colt! Another Gulftown-beating performance I see (> 1.0)

Did you get your 920 chip later on, or when they were first released? I never was able to get one over 3.8 GHz, mine were always hotter than Satan's armpits in the summertime.

Colt45ws · 2011-07-12, 04:57

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Originally Posted by LiquidNitrogen

Thanks Colt! Another Gulftown-beating performance I see (> 1.0)

Did you get your 920 chip later on, or when they were first released? I never was able to get one over 3.8 GHz, mine were always hotter than Satan's armpits in the summertime.

Later on. Its a D0. Its lapped too.
I have HTT enabled but run Prime 95 in 4 thread due to it being more efficient that way. Running P95 8 thread increases per iteration time ~5ms and burns about 15W more power according to Gigabyte DES with expected temperature increase. I run HTT because I notice the difference running my apps with P95 in the background vs. HTT being totally off.
Right now, with 41C internal case temp its running 65C (average across 4 cores). I dont think that is actual intake temp of the fans on the Megahalems since I have a HAF932 with the side fan pumping air in right below them, but it tracks really well. I know if it shows 46C itll be running about 71C average.
I dont think I would be about to air cool this in anything but a case similar to the HAF. Occasionally my A/C will freeze up and my place turns into a sweat box when Im not around to address the situation. With 48C internal temp, the poor thing is running 75C and the heat is just DUMPING out the top. You can run your hand over the top and its like a portable heater.

Colt45ws · 2011-07-12, 06:28

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Originally Posted by cheesehead

Saaaaayyyy...

How about designing an absorption cooler (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorption_refrigerator) for CPUs that uses that waste heat "DUMPING out the top", the same way gas refrigerators and gas air conditioners burn gas to power the coolant cycle?

The Einstein refrigerator (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_refrigerator) "is an absorption refrigerator which has no moving parts, operates at constant pressure, and requires only a heat source to operate."

P.S. No, this is not a perpetual-motion device.

Huh! I always wondered what that was called. I was always curious since I ran across motorhouse refrigerators using propane to cool.
What would I cool with it though?

cheesehead · 2011-07-12, 07:07

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Originally Posted by Colt45ws

What would I cool with it though?

The CPU :-)

Colt45ws · 2011-07-12, 07:28

Hmm. I like it. It would help to reduce the 'thermal runaway'. You can see a slight bit of that with case going up 7C but CPU up 10C. The hotter it runs, the more power the CPU pulls due to increased resistance...leading to more heat. The hotter you run this 'refrigerator' the more cooling power it has. Temp would still go up under these conditions but would be more normalized maybe.

xilman · 2011-07-12, 15:13

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Originally Posted by LiquidNitrogen

Didn't Isaac Newton complain about their choice of title?

Nah, it was long out of copyright by then and he wouldn't have a leg to stand on.

Paul

LiquidNitrogen · 2011-07-12, 18:33

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Originally Posted by Colt45ws

What would I cool with it though?

Just add a few cooling loops and a pair of reservoirs, and you'll be fine.

LiquidNitrogen · 2011-07-12, 23:11

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Originally Posted by xilman

Nah, it was long out of copyright by then and he wouldn't have a leg to stand on.

Paul

I'm glad somebody got the joke.

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2011-07-12, 02:00	#46
LiquidNitrogen Jun 2011 Henlopen Acres, Delaware 10000101₂ Posts	Thanks Colt! Another Gulftown-beating performance I see (> 1.0) Did you get your 920 chip later on, or when they were first released? I never was able to get one over 3.8 GHz, mine were always hotter than Satan's armpits in the summertime.

2011-07-12, 07:28	#50
Colt45ws Jun 2010 17 Posts	Hmm. I like it. It would help to reduce the 'thermal runaway'. You can see a slight bit of that with case going up 7C but CPU up 10C. The hotter it runs, the more power the CPU pulls due to increased resistance...leading to more heat. The hotter you run this 'refrigerator' the more cooling power it has. Temp would still go up under these conditions but would be more normalized maybe.