supercordo wrote on 2023-12-12, 21:37:

paradigital wrote on 2023-12-12, 15:42:

And yet again I find stuff that I forgot I had. This is the reason I now maintain an asset tracking system.

Asus P5N-D, BIOS modified for LGA-771, and a load of 775/771 CPUs. No 771 Netburst Xeons though 🙁

I was running my 660 on an Asus P5N-D.

Did you ever try your Xeon 5080?

I couldn’t get my Pentium D 945 to strap to 1066FSB, so I’m looking at options for native 1066.

paradigital wrote on 2023-12-12, 22:11:

supercordo wrote on 2023-12-12, 21:37:

paradigital wrote on 2023-12-12, 15:42:

And yet again I find stuff that I forgot I had. This is the reason I now maintain an asset tracking system.

Asus P5N-D, BIOS modified for LGA-771, and a load of 775/771 CPUs. No 771 Netburst Xeons though 🙁

I was running my 660 on an Asus P5N-D.

Did you ever try your Xeon 5080?

I couldn’t get my Pentium D 945 to strap to 1066FSB, so I’m looking at options for native 1066.

Just got my 771 to 775 stickers in today. Ill play with it this weekend.

supercordo wrote on 2023-12-12, 22:14:

paradigital wrote on 2023-12-12, 22:11:

supercordo wrote on 2023-12-12, 21:37:

I was running my 660 on an Asus P5N-D.

Did you ever try your Xeon 5080?

I couldn’t get my Pentium D 945 to strap to 1066FSB, so I’m looking at options for native 1066.

Just got my 771 to 775 stickers in today. Ill play with it this weekend.

All I can say is careful with the scalpel/xacto when cutting the lugs off the socket!

I plan on trimming the notches into the cpu like Phil did in his video.

i think this will be my last socket 775 entry.
same 780i board and pentium 4 650, now at 4.2ghz and ocz nvidia/sli memory at 1167 and i'm using a gtx280 instead of a gtx285.
23,129

now onto socket 478.

The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and FSB is below.

3DMark 2000: 29936
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4688MHz/293MHz
RAM: 2048MB DDR2 1066 Dual Channel@1172MHz
GPU: GeForce7 7950 GT@600MHz/783MHz

Meatball wrote on 2023-12-13, 05:21:

The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and […]
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The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and FSB is below.

3DMark 2000: 29936
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4688MHz/293MHz
RAM: 2048MB DDR2 1066 Dual Channel@1172MHz
GPU: GeForce7 7950 GT@600MHz/783MHz

I was using V 2.08 - maybe it gets it more correct?

H3nrik V! wrote on 2023-12-13, 05:33:

Meatball wrote on 2023-12-13, 05:21:

The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and […]
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The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and FSB is below.

3DMark 2000: 29936
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4688MHz/293MHz
RAM: 2048MB DDR2 1066 Dual Channel@1172MHz
GPU: GeForce7 7950 GT@600MHz/783MHz

I was using V 2.08 - maybe it gets it more correct?

Thanks! I’ll try it tomorrow.

Scores updated. An * was added to Meatballs score. The score will have an * until CPU speed is displayed correctly by CPUz or verified by cpuz validator link.

Meatball wrote on 2023-12-13, 05:21:

The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and […]
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The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and FSB is below.

3DMark 2000: 29936
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4688MHz/293MHz
RAM: 2048MB DDR2 1066 Dual Channel@1172MHz
GPU: GeForce7 7950 GT@600MHz/783MHz

is that also stock voltage you are running on the cpu?

wirerogue wrote on 2023-12-13, 20:58:

Meatball wrote on 2023-12-13, 05:21:

The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and […]
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The screenshot total MHz is incorrect - CPU-Z is not calculating correctly. The multiplier is correct, though. Actual MHz and FSB is below.

3DMark 2000: 29936
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4688MHz/293MHz
RAM: 2048MB DDR2 1066 Dual Channel@1172MHz
GPU: GeForce7 7950 GT@600MHz/783MHz

is that also stock voltage you are running on the cpu?

1.400v

I found when C1 Halt State is disabled, the CPU is inventoried incorrectly no matter the utility or program in this setup. v1.89 of CPU-Z is the last version to work under 9x of which I am aware. However, when C1 is enabled, HWINFO can detail the FSB and CPU speed properly - I used the latest v7.66.

I ran the benchmarks several times each with C1 enabled and disabled; the results were within variance in both scenarios. Unsurprisingly, a nice boost is achieved with C1 disabled. The best of both runs are attached.

3DMark 2000: 30400
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4688MHz/293MHz
RAM: 2048MB PC2-8500 DDR2 Dual Channel@1172MHz
GPU: GeForce 7950 GT@600MHz/1584MHz

4.9Ghz, thats a very nice overclock for a Pentium D and very close to that magical number 😉 JUst noticed that first one is listed at 4.6 ...which one is the one we need to pay attention to ?

Trashbytes wrote on 2023-12-14, 05:03:

4.9Ghz, thats a very nice overclock for a Pentium D and very close to that magical number 😉 JUst noticed that first one is listed at 4.6 ...which one is the one we need to pay attention to ?

4.6 - it's not reporting the speed correctly when C1 enhanced halt state is disabled.

Meatball wrote on 2023-12-14, 05:32:

Trashbytes wrote on 2023-12-14, 05:03:

4.9Ghz, thats a very nice overclock for a Pentium D and very close to that magical number 😉 JUst noticed that first one is listed at 4.6 ...which one is the one we need to pay attention to ?

4.6 - it's not reporting the speed correctly when C1 enhanced halt state is disabled.

4.6 is still a damn fine overclock, 1.2Ghz above stock !

3DMark 2003: 71235
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4656MHz/291MHz
RAM: 2048MB PC2-8500 DDR2 Dual Channel@1164MHz
GPU: GeForce GTX 980 Ti Classified

That's an impressive clock speed!

3DMark 2001: 40256
CPU: Presler Pentium D 945 3.40GHz@4656MHz/291MHz
RAM: 2048MB PC2-8500 DDR2 Dual Channel@1164MHz
GPU: GeForce 8800 GT@Core-653MHz/Shader-1783MHz/GDDR3-1768MHz

I'm taking the machine down (for) now. Thanks for all the fish!

Scores updated!

I present to you Cedar Mill at 5GHz. I believe i can tighten up the memory still. Ill leave that for another day.