Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 2:09 am
Peter,
Did one quick test with Hotcpu last night with the board running at 100fsb. The cpu running at 600MHz.
Without showing the details it managed 1113 pts. As I think Jim has shown in the past with Superpuppy 2 running the multiplier at 5.5 shows big gains in memory write figures on the ALI V chipset and of course this has been shown with other chipsets. Running at 6x the Everest MW figure was 132. At 5.5 this jumps to 165.
I did get the board to boot and run at 115MHz with the cpu at 632MHZ. However it did not complete a Superpi run at this speed. I think it is down to the cpu as the board did complete Superpi at 575MHz. This was also with the onboard cache on. I will go through my other K6-III+ cpu's and see if I can find one stable at this higher speed of 632MHz.
It is nice to have a play with the old board again.
Stedman
Did one quick test with Hotcpu last night with the board running at 100fsb. The cpu running at 600MHz.
Without showing the details it managed 1113 pts. As I think Jim has shown in the past with Superpuppy 2 running the multiplier at 5.5 shows big gains in memory write figures on the ALI V chipset and of course this has been shown with other chipsets. Running at 6x the Everest MW figure was 132. At 5.5 this jumps to 165.
I did get the board to boot and run at 115MHz with the cpu at 632MHZ. However it did not complete a Superpi run at this speed. I think it is down to the cpu as the board did complete Superpi at 575MHz. This was also with the onboard cache on. I will go through my other K6-III+ cpu's and see if I can find one stable at this higher speed of 632MHz.
It is nice to have a play with the old board again.
Stedman