Strangely im not seeing an increase in temp at 3ghz on stock volts. Temps are the same as prime95. Perhaps it makes a diff at higher clocks.

3.4ghz bios vcore 1.6v - Linpack



3.4ghz bios vcore 1.6v - Orthos



Note, the slightly lower vcore in orthos is due to vdroop, which fluctuates thruout. It was the same for both applications.

So....it doesnt seem to help add much heat to duallies(pentium dual cores to be precise) I guess, though yea....it gives a very quick stability result

Btw, is this usable with AMD procs?

Yup.........confirmed not working for AMD. Sigh.....when will AMD come out with smth like this

I wudnt say its useless. Even the lowest setting proved some of my 1 hr prime stable tests wrong.

Something I noticed, not sure if it affects everyone or not. But running applications or surfing in the background while running the test can actually cause it to show errors. Anyone else experience this?

Hmm....I've never experienced crashes or BSODS at all actually, just unmatched residuals. So makes me wonder if running programs while stressing somehow inteferes with the calculations and causes this Bcoz the voltages that i tested at had infact pass 1-2 hours of orthos, though that itself is not a confirm sign of stability i know

This post has been edited by joe_star: Aug 27 2008, 05:15 PM