8.5GHz C2D - I have one. Do you?

[MichaelD]

Read it and weep, people.

So I was browsing NVidia's site looking for updated drivers. I see this NTune thing. I figure "Why not?" and download/install it.

After checking out my GPU temp (nifty) I look at my system specs.

I've already uninstalled it. :laugh: Beware my 8.5GHz of E-Peen Godliness!!!

 

[balane]

Oh, that is slow. Mine is reporting in at 16+ GHz.

http://home.comcast.net/~bartalane/desktop.jpg

What chipset do you have? I have a P35 board.

 

[BlacKJesu5]

he just poopd all over you hahhahahha

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: balane
Oh, that is slow. Mine is reporting in at 16+ GHz.

http://home.comcast.net/~bartalane/desktop.jpg

What chipset do you have? I have a P35 board.

:Q Pooped all over me, INDEED. :laugh: I have an Intel 965 chipset board (Gigabyte P965-DS3 Rev1.0) 16GHz...imagine that!

I read the notes about NTune before I downloaded it; I saw that all the reporting and overclocking features did not work on non-NVidia chipset MBs...but I figured it could at least get CPU speed down right.

OK, now somebody beat 16GHz!!! NO PHOTOCHOPS ALLOWED!!!

 

[PCTC2]

I actually have an nVIDIA chipset board and I got it to recognize 10.1GHz. I don't have a screenshot on me and that computer died (PSU died and killed my harddrives with it).

 

[jjmIII]

That sucks......I'm only doing 6038mhz :evil:

 

[nyker96]

I bet itune will report mine as 20billion Mhz. if I gave that photoshop touch, wink.