Got a new motherboard for my P4/FX graphics system, it's an Asrock 775i65PE. This being a socket 775 board I put in a Pentium 4 HT 661 CPU C1 (3.60GHZ) which I have currently running at 4209.

Anyway here are some new scores with this hardware, I'm currently waiting for some D0 processors to show up that might overclock a bit more.

3dmark 2000 - 22806
3dmark 2001 - 17996
3dmark 2003 - 5628

Clearly the Quadro FX3000 is at it's limit in 2003, there's really no change there versus my 3.4 Northwood.

scores updated!

Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with more voltage.

Anyway updated scores on my Asrock 775i65PE/P4/Quadro FX3000:
2000 - 24394
2001 - 19291
2003 - 6137

pete8475 wrote on Yesterday, 01:47:

Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with mor […]
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Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with more voltage.

Anyway updated scores on my Asrock 775i65PE/P4/Quadro FX3000:
2000 - 24394
2001 - 19291
2003 - 6137

That looks like a solid 3rd on the 2000 😀

H3nrik V! wrote on Yesterday, 06:29:

pete8475 wrote on Yesterday, 01:47:

Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with mor […]
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Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with more voltage.

Anyway updated scores on my Asrock 775i65PE/P4/Quadro FX3000:
2000 - 24394
2001 - 19291
2003 - 6137

That looks like a solid 3rd on the 2000 😀

Yeah I was surprised it increased that much versus the previous cpu. Now I want to get some conductive paint and try a voltage mod in this setup.

pete8475 wrote on Yesterday, 20:41:

H3nrik V! wrote on Yesterday, 06:29:

pete8475 wrote on Yesterday, 01:47:

Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with mor […]
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Got a D0 P4 651 in today and did a bit of overclocking. It seems stable so far at 4363mhz but I bet it could go higher with more voltage.

Anyway updated scores on my Asrock 775i65PE/P4/Quadro FX3000:
2000 - 24394
2001 - 19291
2003 - 6137

That looks like a solid 3rd on the 2000 😀

Yeah I was surprised it increased that much versus the previous cpu. Now I want to get some conductive paint and try a voltage mod in this setup.

Conductive paint? For voltage mod? Is that of the CPU or the GPU? It sounds like what people did to early Athlon socket A ..

H3nrik V! wrote on Yesterday, 23:20:

pete8475 wrote on Yesterday, 20:41:

H3nrik V! wrote on Yesterday, 06:29:

That looks like a solid 3rd on the 2000 😀

Yeah I was surprised it increased that much versus the previous cpu. Now I want to get some conductive paint and try a voltage mod in this setup.

Conductive paint? For voltage mod? Is that of the CPU or the GPU? It sounds like what people did to early Athlon socket A ..

This motherboard has no CPU voltage control, you can bridge various pads on the bottom of a 775 processor to get different voltages, fsb, etc. Conductive ink or paint seems to be the way most do it that I've seen.

I do have several much more "modern" 775 boards with PCI-E too, so I will put one of these processors in one of those and do some overclocking as well as benchmarking some silly video card like my GTX980TI at some point.

EDIT - Just to see if it would at least post with a 1066FSB in a Asus P5B I put one of the now three (yes it's silly I know) D0 SL9KE 651 P4 processors I have in there and bumped up the core voltage to 1.425V. It does in fact post at 4.55GHZ with a GTX970 and 4GB of DDR2, I have no spare SSD drives right now but if I can find a drive in the next couple of days I'll make a copy of the XP install from my i7 retro machine and see what that P4 scores with a 970. I can eventually try the 980 but I'll probably have to take that and the power supply out of the i7 and I don't want to do that at the moment.