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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    Off topic, but I've been playing Shift 2, and it has some very nasty flickering when CrossFire is forced through RadeonPro. A single 6970M is looking more and more appealing every day.
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    Default M17x R2 on DICE

    I finally accomplished a goal of mine. Ran Vantage at 1GHz on the GPU Core. Ran with the clocks of 1000MHz on the core, 1300MHz on the memory. Broke 21K GPU score and set a new high score for myself.

    I also ran wPrime1024M in sub 200sec. Which was another goal. Also set a record for wPrime 32M. Yesterday was a good day benching.



    Vantage: P 21390
    GPU: 21058
    CPU: 22453


    wPrime32M: 6.235sec @ 4039.5MHz


    wPrime 1024M: 197.997sec @ 3895.7MHz



    Cooling on Dry Ice. I tried out a makeshift DICE pot, but the cooling wasn't as efficient as this method, and since dry ice doesn't turn to a liquid, I had no issues, other then burns to the fingers I'd still like to get an effective dice pot, that would make things much easier.

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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    LOL at your cooling "solution" haha

    How long do those blocks last? Also where did you get them and at what cost?

    You just owned my chest freezer on temps haha
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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    Wow. That's all there is to be said about that. Congratulations. Awesome scores. Probably cause a run on dry ice. I'll be surprised if Inap doesn't lay in a supply by close of business.
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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    Haha, yea its very very crude, but it's effective. The blocks you see there last maybe 15 min, it depends, the smaller they get, the faster they sublimate.

    I get the dry ice from an ice cream shop in town. They sell it so peple can transport thier tasty treats. It's $1.75/lb and yesterday I went through 8lbs, and the day before about 5 lbs. That lasted me through several hours of benching. I need to get some 3DMark11 runs done, but i lock up while 3/4 the way through loading the "combined" test. I'm actually headed to get some Chipotle and another 8lbs of dry ice, to do some 3DMark11 runs while I pack
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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    that's just awesome, cooling stuff with ice is nice man, congrats
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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    Be sure to get those scores up on the bot as well as a picture! lol

    I wonder if it would last much longer IN the chest freezer.....hmmmmmm
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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    Haha will do. Probably a gold cup for the most crude and irresponsible dice cooling lol. You should call around see if an ice cream shop near you sells. The pack your chest freezer with it and hit that 15k!
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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    Quote Originally Posted by scook9 View Post
    LOL at your cooling "solution" haha

    How long do those blocks last? Also where did you get them and at what cost?

    You just owned my chest freezer on temps haha
    had an idea of trying dry ice but here you can get minimum 10x 1kg slate=60euros
    Congrats DR


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    Default Re: *OFFICIAL* Alienware M17x Benchmark Thread - Part 4

    I think my problems were everything but cooling

    I cant get more voltage into the CPU and the memory bandwidth still nosedives when I use TS

    The GPUs may get a tad higher than they were for my current scores but still voltage limited on them as well

    Still looking at moving to the DC area?
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