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Post by MachineLearning on Jun 7, 2022 14:41:17 GMT -5
Hi all, I've always found nVidia chipsets to be intriguing, mainly due to them being avoided by most enthusiasts post-NF-4. Overclocking is generally worse than their Intel / AMD counterparts, although the 780a/980a wasn't too bad on that front in my experience. In total, I have 6 unique nForce chipsets, and either nobody puts their best effort into OC-ing them (likely), or I have a knack for nForce. Either way, here are a bunch of nVidia mobo ref freq scores from the past couple months  329.75 MHz - 980a (M4N98TD Evo) hwbot.org/submission/4985538_machinelearning_reference_frequency_m4n98td_evo_329.75_mhz#3 for 980a. I gotta work on this one again and do some AM3 CPU BCLK binning. 429.8 MHz - 780a (Foxconn Destroyer) hwbot.org/submission/4989433_machinelearning_reference_frequency_destroyer_429.8_mhz#4 for 780a 525.02 MHz - 750i (EVGA 750i SLI FTW) hwbot.org/submission/5013760_machinelearning_reference_frequency_nforce_750i_sli_ftw_(123_yw_e175)_525.02_mhz#2 for 750i - trying to get #1, I believe it's within reach. This board has flaky USBs with the latest BIOS and NB has dark (bumpgate) underfill, so every run feels like a suicide run  499.99 MHz - 750i (XFX 750i SLI) hwbot.org/submission/4995775_machinelearning_reference_frequency_nforce_750i_sli_(mb_750i_72p9)_499.99_mhz#1 for motherboard 369.98 MHz - GeForce 8200 (Jetway NC62K-LF) hwbot.org/submission/4995731_machinelearning_reference_frequency_nc62k_(nf_mcp78)_369.98_mhz#1 for GeForce 8200 by a long shot (~25 MHz). Really like this board, thanks Antinomy for getting it added  424.03 MHz - GeForce 9400 (DFI LP JR GF9400-T2RS) hwbot.org/submission/4978212_machinelearning_reference_frequency_lanparty_jr_gf9400_t2rs_424.03_mhz#1 for GeForce 9400 550 MHz - 790i Ultra hwbot.org/submission/5011207_machinelearning_reference_frequency_striker_ii_extreme_550_mhz#12 for 790i Ultra, #6 SIIE. I have a ways to go for the 790i especially, I want to get top 3 for that board eventually  If anyone reading this knows tips for SIIE or M4N98TD Evo, I'm all ears!
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Post by MachineLearning on Aug 18, 2022 10:36:02 GMT -5
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