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AMD® Socket AM3 Unlocking 4th CORE Thread ~, Those Who Have Tried,Please List it HERE
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ketapang
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Apr 14 2012, 04:31 PM
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hello guys. i got my 960t unlock to 6-core and manage to overclock it to 3.95. u may refer to my siggy. already tested it with prime95 and no crash or error for continuous 2hours. but last night when i was playing games, black screen and crash. so rite now want to know if better for me go for 4-cores @ 4.0Ghz or 6-cores @ 3.85Ghz? i already tried pushing my proc to 4.0Ghz @ 6-cores but not stable.
This post has been edited by ketapang: Apr 14 2012, 04:31 PM
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ketapang
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Apr 17 2012, 11:15 AM
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QUOTE(saturn85 @ Apr 17 2012, 04:13 AM) gaming: 4-cores @ 4.0Ghz. folding@home: 6-cores @ 3.85Ghz.  sadly i'm not folding.  but i will keep my system on 4-cores for now since gaming doesn't need that much cores yet and i want to keep it on low temperature.
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ketapang
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Apr 18 2012, 04:40 PM
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QUOTE(saturn85 @ Apr 18 2012, 04:14 PM) haha, but i guess 6 cores at 1.392v is cooler than 4 cores at 1.456v.  i think not, bcause i get 55 dgree on load if i on 6-cores. 4-cores only 49 dgree.  eh higher tdp means consuming more power? i want to keep my pc 24/7. for 4-cores i get around 107w, 6-cores i get 161w if im not mistaken.
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ketapang
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Apr 18 2012, 05:20 PM
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QUOTE(saturn85 @ Apr 18 2012, 04:47 PM) i see, are both on full load? what cooler are you using? higher tdp means consume more power, can say like that. reading from cpuz? i think use a power meter and measure the power from wall socket is more accurate.  yup both on full load. using both ibt and prime95 for stress testing. currently using cm hyper212 evo with arctic f12 pwm(push n pull). ahh so that means 6-core consume more lot power la. i will go with 4-cores for now. later if i feel slow then i just turn on 6-cores.  i wonder if my system bottleneck if i go for 6870 cfx.
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ketapang
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Apr 18 2012, 07:06 PM
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QUOTE(saturn85 @ Apr 18 2012, 06:43 PM) nice cooler there. cpuz tpd reading probably is an estimation. and it is max value, real time value depends on the cpu real time usage. fast or slow, depends on program you run. in gaming, x6 3.85ghz not better than x4 4ghz. in folding, x4 4ghz not better than x6 3.85ghz. not sure about the bottleneck. but sandy bridge cpu does perform better.  no budget oo wan upgrade sandy bridge.  later got a bit money then go for ivy.  i thought this proc lame, but unlocking to 6-cores with extra overclock it sure worth. but still cant compete with i5 2400. even i3 2100 hard to beat 1.
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