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Due to some financial troubles, I had to get rid of quite a lot of hardware, with some money made I was able to buy a new chip and video card to use as my primary rig. Thought I'd share my results :)

 

(copied and pasted from a different forum to save time)

 

Had some time to play with the Phenom II X2 550 last night. Not to bad for a $105> processor

 

Test Setup:

CPU - AMD Phenom II X2 550

Cooling - Xigmatek HDT-S1283 w/Ultra Kaze, Apevia 120mm

Motherboard - ASRock A780FullHD 780g M-ATX

RAM - 2X1GB G.Skill DDR2 800 (PC2 6400)

GPU - HIS Radeon HD4850 512MB

PSU - Corsair VX550W

 

 

-For starters I did some overclocking with low cpu voltage.

 

3.6@1.288V913.jpg

 

 

 

-3.7GHz @ 1.3V>1.328V

 

3.7@1.328.jpg

 

 

 

-3.8GHz @ 1.35V>1.352V

 

3.8@1.352V.jpg

 

 

 

-3.9GHz @ 1.45V>1.448V

 

3.9@1.45V.jpg

 

 

 

Unfortunately 3.9GHz was the most I could get out of this chip. I'm not sure if its the CPU or the 780g. I didn't have many voltage options to change on the motherboard, but even having the CPU Voltage at 1.55V, NB Voltage at 1.5V did nothing to help me get to 4GHz.

 

 

It's a rather low end board though so something tells me I can get to and past 4GHz with at least a 790**/Sb750 chipset.

 

 

Hopefully by the end of the month I'll have enough for a decent motherboard, that new Foxconn board is looking good though :cool:

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Testing done on air. This chip runs really cool. Turns out my benching setup went to waste as the chip ran below 45C throughout testing :lol:

 

(I edited the pic because it was hard on the eyes before)

 

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Edited by damian

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