Yea sounds like my CPU, if I took the CPU above 1295 FSB with a multiplier of 10 it would crash. But at 1295 it was fine. A few times I got it to 1300, but not too often. I lost a lot of sleep trying though with various combinations of FSB and Mult
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SillyHoney Headphone Enthusiast
lol you can only change Mult with QX9300 right? With my chip I can't change multiplier.
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Well crashed at windows load at 10.5x and 1333 for 3.5 GHz
Was able to get upto the CPU test in 06 at 3.4 and 3.39
Think I am just going to stick to 3.33 for now, got some things I need to play around with, my 06 score is just too low
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Yea with the QX you can change both the FSB and multiplier which adds for more customization.
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does the bios have a temp sensor in the bios. one for the cpu?
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SillyHoney Headphone Enthusiast
Oh. I got bsod a few time when benching but never look at the code
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yep, those codes are important in the dt world
time to see if they mean anything in the laptop world. you guys should start keeping track of them...should be like 5 maybe 6 codes
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the3vilGenius 3vil knows no fear
Learned another thing thank you johnksss
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np. we are here to help each other
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dondadah88 Notebook Nobel Laureate
i try to do what i can.
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
If one were to get a QX9300 with intent to overclock, how much would you consider a good and acceptable O.C. for the CPU? Should I consider myself lucky if my chip can do 3.06 for day to day use and run fully stable? Or should I look for a CPU that could pull a few more MHz?
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Rengsey R. H. Jr. I Never Slept
Hey Kade,
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
I was running 3.33 for a while just fine, but was outside to help mitigate potentially higher temps (still 1.1625V though)
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Thanks for the input, Rengsey, and Scook. Helpful, as always.
Thing is that I am not looking to bench. I'll be running the machine in a decent, warm environment. So far, I haven't had any issues with regards to temperature readings. M17x is cool.
I just wish to have a quadcore for the obvious benefits of having a quadcore, but also speeds of above 3 GHz for decent SLi scaling.
I am looking to get a QX9300, and there are some ES versions for a low price. Unfortunately, I heard from some of the owners that the chips do not overclock stable beyond 3.06 GHz. -
Rengsey R. H. Jr. I Never Slept
You should PM DR650, he will have a QX9300 for sale pretty soon.
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Thanks again, but I am based in UK. (Should've probably mentioned that earlier.)
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
I apologise for the double-post, but I require another favour from other M17x users with ATi xfire 4870s.
Have a go at running the Crysis GPU benchmark at 1920x1200p using standard DX10 very high settings. No overclocking of CPU or GPU - everything at stock. I would be most interested in results from dual-core users, but contributions from quad-core users will also be appreciated.
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SillyHoney Headphone Enthusiast
Don is having a QX9300 for sale too
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Yeah, that didn't work for me before the post, and it didn't work this time. I always get "Sorry - no matches" error. I did get a few results with 'Crysis, 4870', but only found one post where NickBarbs was amped about doing the test once he got his M17x, which was quite a long while ago.
Maybe the benchmark's lost appeal. I know it was the hot thing to test back when the M17x was new, but after that, the general leanings were your futuremark benches and what not else.
Anyway, it would be nice if we had a more up-to-date run with the latest drivers, so my request stands. Xfire owners, doing Crysis benchmark at very high and 1200p, using stock clocks.
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hummm...it doesn't work for me either now...lol
damn!
it was a search of this thread using crysis as the search term...then just go through the links.. they're are a few in here...but who has time to go through 2600 post to find them...lol -
Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Right on. . .
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yes... until mandrake got the first 4870 machine...then the benchs started to change.
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Well, I need someone with the same GPU setup to do Crysis Very High, stock runs.
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I've only got Crysis Warhead on my machine never bought Crysis
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Maybe you can use the warhead benchmark tool. I just got rid of the whole game yesterday, but please, even those results will say something.
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warehead is a bit harder on scoring and then depending on which tool you use...it will affect the scores drastically....
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This is Crysis with GPU@stock and [email protected]. Got an average of 31.70. Haven`t a [email protected] yet. Really need to go to bed now. Too tired. Damn much work. G`d nite..
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why not get the crysis demo?
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next time you run this...
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Well done!
We have a 9800m GTX SLi owner in the M1730 ranks who got a score very similar to yours from tweaking his machine and overclocking his cards. -
Rengsey R. H. Jr. I Never Slept
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Thanks for posting the results.
Hmm. Any reason why he should go into the Crysis menu and change those settings?
Also, that is a good point about Warhead, but any information is better than nothing. The Warhead tool, the one that is floating around on the net, can be used as a means for testing. I'd go by the general difference in results between the Crysis and Crysis Warhead tools - tends to be about 2-4 FPS in favour of the original Crysis when it comes to benchmarking. -
well...when we first started benching crysis and warhead. we found that a few of the bench mark tools were flawed. one tool had a 4850m doing better than a desktop 4870x2.
and with the crysis benchmarks..they go by what the game is set to, not what you set using that tool. so for the sake of everyone benching..we asked that they do this first as to not flub any scores. it was also asked that you used the in game benchmark that comes with crysis. lots of write ups on this around here at nbr.
the benchmark tool that looks like the crysis one has issues as well.
the one from hoc seems to be closer to how the gaming performance is in game. there is a 10 to 12 fps difference when running veryhigh. the one that's messed up had mobiles on the same playing field as desktops.
this is only if your interested in the real scores...if this is unimportant...than disregard and grab one that gives you the highest numbers...
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Good morning,
Crysis Benchmark Tool with all @ very high + Game settings all @ very high, 1920x1200, DX10. CPU @ 2,53: AVG FPS = 31.51
Crysis Benchmark Tool with all @ very high + Game settings all @ medium, 1920x1200, DX10. CPU @ 2,53: AVG FPS = 31.64
Conclusions:
1) No difference between CPU OC`ed (31,70) or at stock (31,51)
2) No need to worry about the game settings if you run the benchmark tool as they do not influence the benchmarking result.
BTW: mittel = middle, sehr hoch = very high
Remarkable comment, johnkiss. Congrats!!!Attached Files:
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<--- it is, isn't it? you didn't even know they are differences..
Good morning,
Crysis Benchmark Tool with all @ very high + Game settings all @ very high, 1920x1200, DX10. CPU @ 2,53: AVG FPS = 31.51
Crysis Benchmark Tool with all @ very high + Game settings all @ medium, 1920x1200, DX10. CPU @ 2,53: AVG FPS = 31.64
which tool did you use?
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1.01
1.05
also..is that stock crysis?
patch 1.1
patch 1.2
modded config files?
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Allright, back from two weeks of Eurotripping. Saw the polling thread, will head on over there, but any new earth-shattering updates on the benching front? I hear there is a new BIOS??? And any of the new systems shipped out yet and gotten benches up? Allright, time to pass out.
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
check out the score in my sig
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score in the sig says 16853....weak
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
shhh, working on that one lol
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Allright good to know. Any info on what the new BIOS does with 280's in SLI?
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
I did not see any noticeable difference for it. Just lowers DPC Latency for quad owners, still get spikes though
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hahaha you guys crack me up. Preatorian, the bios came out like the day after you left. I'm gettin in on some sweet i7 action as soon as the new cards of the M17X R2 are out
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Kade Storm The Devil's Advocate
Thanks again, for posting the scores.
And John,
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Yeah, quite impressive.... almost 0.15 FPS
Latest Benchmark-Tool 1.05, Patch 1.2, no no modding.... -
cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Got some 4870s on their way to me. Let the fun begin!
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Nice, maybe now your scores won't be so weak
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dondadah88 Notebook Nobel Laureate
scook your getting the 4870 also????
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ya are you getting them from dell or somewhere else?
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