Markfw
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How is this ? Going higher once this is stable.
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How is this ? Going higher once this is stable.
[img]http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/markfw/i7_4ghz.JPG
I may be a mod, but I am an idiot in some of these things. It just has "manage attachments" so I attached a picture. So what exactly do you mean ? I tried something, but its not working.
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Mark..
like this..
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get rid of the (,)..
so it looks like this:
[IMG]http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p73/aigomorla/Benchmarks/newstats.jpg
And i think i'll leak this one out while im at it too.
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Use edit or quote on my post to see what code i used mark.
And i think i'll leak this one out while im at it too.
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I need a moment...
*sigh*
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Drastically different eh?
Its the SAME HEAT @ identical overclock. When both processors are put @ 4ghz.. they behave almost identically.
this thread stretches twice the width of my screen because of the pics. is there an option in Control Panel to make it fit my screen? Thanks
But the entire i5 vs i7 debate has been sat on, tested, and reported.
In the long run, the i5 isnt worth it unless your absolutely not overclocking.
I assume aigomorla meant to say i7 860 vs. i7 920 isn't worth it, because sorry,
but i5 is a fantastic value package.
yes thats exactly what i meant.
That's why i kept calling the 860 an i7.
Meh... im done with this thread.
Everytime u guys call wolf on me, and i always come in the end and pwn the forum.
There's a reason why a lot of people come to me with cooling questions, and why the people also me elected a cooling moderator.
Hell, i almost got cpu and overclocking moderator as well, but i pulled out because h2o was my first favorite.
You guys decide on what is better, but i have said my peace.
As for me, while you guys decide on whats better and 920, well now it will be either a 930, or W3520, or a lynnfield i7 860.
I'll just twiddle my thumbs in the corner with gulftown.
wow. grade A right there. How this guy became a mod with an attitude like that....is beyond me. And then goes on to brag about an unreleased part that he has...Seriously?
I've been lobbying for an auto image-resizer [like many vB forums implement] since vB was annouced way back when....
Hope someday we can get it.
Oh, & i need to add a big fat WTF over this.
I assume aigomorla meant to say i7 860 vs. i7 920 isn't worth it, because sorry,
but i5 is a fantastic value package.
i5 750 + good value OCing mobo (not to mention loaded up with all the I/O ports you'll ever need, etc.)
is WAY cheaper than an i7 920 + cheapest of cheapest crap X58 mobos, nvm something slightly higher,
& quite frankly, performance for the dollar is going to to blow away anything i7
unless you are running something truely utilizing HT every single day.
As for i7 860 vs. i7 920, unless you can shop at Microcenter, it's basically the same price for the CPU, & once again,
we have way cheaper better value mobos to pick from on P55 than the overpriced X58 world.
I'd argue that actually, the only time it makes sense to go X58 is for extreme OCing or SLi/CF, as a 3.5 - 4 GHz OC is very do-able with all i7-860s.
It really annoys me greatly whenever i hear people saying you should be going X58 for OCing, as it's BS.
You can do some lovely OCing w/ P55 as well.
If you are aiming for the 4-4.5 GHz range, then i7 920 is definitely the way to go.
But for the majority of us, an i5 750 or i7 860 on P55 is a much better option IMO, as unless you go wasting money on $200+ P55 mobos
(in that case you should be going X58), you still get nice OCing,
& you can put the saved money toward things that actually make a noticeable performance boost, like SSDs. :biggrin:
Once again this is not my section.
If u want me to act like a moderator come see in me in cases and cooling.
I dont show any emotions in that section. Which i think is what you guys want from moderators.
And charon i have a history here for previewing a TON of stuff b4 the main article comes out.
What have i previewed b4 release?
If you were lurking for a long time, you'd know that. Should i remind you what i previewed here on AT?
How about...
i7 X5570 Gainestown.
i7 965
i7 975
W3580
W3570
Those are just i7's want me to list the LGA775 quadcores i also introduced?
So excuse my ego... its kinda built up that way.
Ask any of the old members here that do know me.
I have way more then enough history to back up my ego.
You have better gear? yours or your companys?
Great i love a good challange against people.
I personally own a 3.07Gainestown Server /w intel 5520SC board.
A gulftown im playing with...
I own a 975 a 965 a W3580 a W3570, i had 3 920's from c0/c1 to D0.
I think i have enough stuff to have an inflated ego.
The fact that you can even justify having an inflated ego is bad enough. I don't care what forum you moderate. That "Moderator" tag you carry means you represent this community, wherever you are. Act like it.
I personally agree about a certain forum attitude being very unappealing coming from a moderator. And Aigo is hardly a poster boy in that respect. The Politics and News section is particularly inciteful. That's the true black eye of these forums. But what the heck do I know; I seldom visit these forums as frequently as year's past.
The moderator tag does NOT mean we need to adjust our attitudes to appease people, including you. I will tell you BOTH to back it off now before I start vacationing people. Yes Aigo, you as well.
Anandtech Moderator
Gillbot
I covered this already:
I completely disagree. You don't save that much more by going P55 yet you only get 16 PCI-E lanes instead of 40. You also miss out on the higher end chips. BTW, there are no cheap X58 boards. They are all high end boards that are packed with features. The only reason people pay more is for slightly better overclocking or a NF200 chip.
I'd argue that actually, the only time it makes sense to go X58 is for extreme OCing or SLi/CF, as a 3.5 - 4 GHz OC is very do-able with all i7-860s.
