My friend and I recently invented a strange new cooling system, and wanted to give it something to show off with. We chose a Prescott 2.8E, and an Abit IC7 motherboard. We're using PC4200 OCZ memory.
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be very much data at all on the Prescott. We know it idles ~50C in air, and ~70 when overclocked + cooled with EXOS (courtesy hardOCP).
We managed to get the 2.8 to 4.13GHz, with a CPU temp of 47.5C. That's 147.5% faster than stock.
Is this pretty good? We're using the 14x multiplier, so theoretically with a 3.2 we'd be at ~4.7-4.8GHz, and no, we're not using liquid nitrogen or dry ice, OR a vapochill system.
My question is, are these results promising, or run-of-the-mill? I'm trying to decide if we should continue to refine this setup before we go public with it, or if it's nothing special and we should can the project where it stands.
Thanks
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be very much data at all on the Prescott. We know it idles ~50C in air, and ~70 when overclocked + cooled with EXOS (courtesy hardOCP).
We managed to get the 2.8 to 4.13GHz, with a CPU temp of 47.5C. That's 147.5% faster than stock.
Is this pretty good? We're using the 14x multiplier, so theoretically with a 3.2 we'd be at ~4.7-4.8GHz, and no, we're not using liquid nitrogen or dry ice, OR a vapochill system.
My question is, are these results promising, or run-of-the-mill? I'm trying to decide if we should continue to refine this setup before we go public with it, or if it's nothing special and we should can the project where it stands.
Thanks