Bulldozer hits 8.429GHz under Liquid Helium

linkin

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No dude, it's real. This was done by people at AMD on Aug. 31st. Check the links above. Videos and everything.
 

wolfeking

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Well, in which case CPUz needs to update to say it will run outside the box.
I didnt say it was a fake run, just that the valadation looked fake. Gueniuss was there, its a real run.
 

maroon1

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Remember that they achieved those clock speed with only 1 module. The other 3 modules were disabled.
 

jonnyp11

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who cares how they got to it as long as they got a core/module running over 8ghz, and i just want to see some god dang benches on this thing already, about to watch some of the vids now.
 

StrangleHold

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Now did anybody here not expect that maroon1 found a AMD thread and try to bring it down alittle. Man what a Intel fanboy with no shame. The one hit wonderboy.
 

Aastii

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Remember that they achieved those clock speed with only 1 module. The other 3 modules were disabled.

Remember that it also isn't stable, isn't designed to be usable clocks, and remember that if you couldn't notice that in the first place, you are a bit of a spanner. There is a difference between stable, every day overclocks and competitive overclocking, where the latter is to prove a point and for self achievement and competition, nothing else.

The fact that the chip gets 5.0GHz on air, with all modules ;), shows it is a hell of a clocker
 

ScottALot

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The magic question is... when did it stop scaling?

EDIT: Performance-wise, not clock-wise... it obviously stopped scaling when they hit 8.429Ghz.
 

linkin

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Is anyone else a little shocked by the voltage they used? 2.016v... even at subzero that's a lot! :eek:

I wonder how much power it was pulling?
 

jonnyp11

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so what if they had, would it have hit a point in overclocking the score beggins to drop or what would have happened, just peaked a little curiosity on this
 

StrangleHold

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Probably lock up/freeze. In one run, think they had a virus scanner running and it would clock alittle over 8ghz. This is kinda like a drag race run, you dont bring your air conditioner/DVD player with flat screen/girlfriend with her dog in the back seat.
 

jonnyp11

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still an interesting question, or at least try it at 6-7ghz or whatever the highest it can actually execute anything at, but if you think about it if it can run windows shouldn't it be able to run a program though, i get that in comps it just doesn't always work that way but i'd still like to see them try and you know you'd watch it if they did.
 

StrangleHold

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This is just a clock run. But yeah sure I would like to see some benchmarks. But we are not going to see any thing that will give away the clock IPC till a few days before release or the day of.
 

spynoodle

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You guys beat me to it. :p

That's friggin awesome, though. Nothing's been able to displace Netburst in max clock yet. Until now. My hopes are officially high. I don't care if it's the same speed clock-for-clock as the current Phenoms, that's still pretty cool.
 
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