Even at 6ghz, even if it was stable enough to play crysis, wouldn't make much of a difference b/c its gpu oriented. Those superpi scores are ridiculous, and real world things such as encoding video would be almost instantaneous.

hence my comment about encoding faster the wet shit can run down my legs @ farlex

Very nice, I like his GPU cooler also. He needs to get two of those up and running and get some Quad-SLI benchmarking going.

kingpn is insane, he either has lots of money or the companies promote this kinda stuff

jbunch07kingpn is insane, he either has lots of money or the companies promote this kinda stuff

I know nVidia backs him with equipment and funding.

EVGA sends him his cards.

So he can run Crysis with all settings maxxed?

Probably not....:roll:

Dude needs some serious cable management though...:laugh:

The people talking like the actually uses this computer on a daily basis need to realize that he doesn't. This setup is strickly for breaking world records. It runs for maybe an hour at the most and that is it. He isn't using it to play crysis and watch movies, he is using it to break records.

newtekie1The people talking like the actually uses this computer on a daily basis need to realize that he doesn't. This setup is strickly for breaking world records. It runs for maybe an hour at the most and that is it. He isn't using it to play crysis and watch movies, he is using it to break records.

exactly...this setup is run strictly for benching and breaking recods people. but i do wonder what he uses to run 24/7 probably has a very nice rig.

ShadowFoldEVGA sends him his cards.

newtekie1I know nVidia backs him with equipment and funding.

thats what i was thinking but wasn't sure...i know evga loves to brag about how the new world record was set with their products. i know i would :rockout:

edit:
but didn't he also break the 3dmark06 record with to 3870x2's or was that someone else

@using LHe: LHe is too cold and has awful thermal capacity. LN2 is basically ideal. Any colder and CPUs start freezing solid and getting their physical properties changed, any less thermal capacity and they just can't handle the load

@AMD WRs: Were you around when K8 was king? Every single benchmark at the time had it's record set on an AMD rig, except for raw clockspeed, which still hasn't been broken (FUGGER posted pics of a P4 booting into BIOS past 6.6 ghz, but something about the IDE controller was screwy so he couldn't boot windows)

In any case, grats to k|ngp|n on more truly astounding WRs.

wow... thats a crazy speed... but he obviously has nothing else to go doing every day!! He has WAY too much time on his hands! :laugh::laugh::laugh:

I think they should have a record for the highest stable 24/7 clock. Now that would be cool!

ShadowFoldI think they should have a record for the highest stable 24/7 clock. Now that would be cool!

i agree that would be nice to see...prob would be some sort of phase change i imagine

ibm waterblock :P

Morgothibm waterblock :P

Seconded on the 24 hour running bench.


Remember people like others had said this is only for benches. But on that note, yestedays benches are todays speeds. So . . . todays benches are tomorows . . .
If we can make it happen once we will strive to make it comon. Benchers prove things are possible ; )

This isn't a record anymore:

forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=58277

Old news, now ...

this is 8 cores that is 1