Team.AU wins last round of F1OC.org competition and takes down 1M SuperPi W.R. with Gigabyte 790FX + Corsair Dominators
TeamAU won the last round of F1OC competition in AMD 8M SuperPi recently http://f1oc.org/latest-results/ and continued with AMD overclocking to grab the 1M SuperPi AMD W.R.
Test Configuration:
GIGABYTE 790FXTA-UD5 F2 official bios
AMD X4 965 Black Edition C3 week 44 retail
Thermolab custom gold “dinos22″ CPU pot
Corsair Dominator GTX 2250 DDR3 2GB modules (940MHz 6-6-6-18T-1T 1.7vdimm)
PCIe nvidia 8400GS
1200W Antec Quattro OC Edition PSU
300GB Velociraptor
Windows 2003 Server 110MB ISO Superlight
dinos22 appears on byteside.com tech TV channel extreme OCing live on air!
dinos22 from TeamAU makes an appearance on a recent tech TV show byteside.com. There was some extreme overclocking with P6T DLX V2 and Core i7 960 unofficially passing current W.R. frequency managing to hit 5777MHz live during show
Check out the TV show HERE
or download a better quality video HERE
Team Australia wins the first round of Gigabyte “Beat Me If You Dare Competition”
TeamAU proudly announces a win in Gigabyte
“Beat Me If You Dare Competition” held in month of October 2009.
Competition was based on Nvidia GeForce GTX260 platform
in 3DMARK Vantage Performance and Resident Evil 5.
TeamAU used an impressive MSI GeForce N260GTX Lightning graphics card!
Update: Gigabyte decided to allow late entries from
Hipro5 & Aristidis into the competition due to a timer issue
with their competition page however TeamAU was awarded
the US$3,000 prize as a winning team and classified 3rd officially.
GIGABYTE and Team Australia Win F1 OC P55 Challenge (official press release)
– GIGABYTE and Team Australia Win F1 OC P55 Challenge –
– Set new SuperPi 32m Intel Core™ i7 870 CPU world record with a GIGABYTE GA-P55-UD6 motherboard –
Taipei, Taiwan, October 2, 2009 – GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards and other computing hardware solutions proudly announced that the highest SuperPi 32m score in the September, 2009 F1 OC P55 challenge was achieved by Team Australia using a GIGABYTE GA-P55-UD6 motherboard. Team Indonesia, also using a GIGABYTE P55-UD6 motherboard, achieved a very respectable third place. With 13 top international teams competing, the challenge lasted from 1–30 September with every major motherboard brand represented in a tough competition using the very latest CPU and motherboard technology. Team AU will be taking home a prize purse of US$1,000 from GIGABYTE – GIGABYTE offers a standard prize of US$1,000 to any team who wins an F1 OC round using a GIGABYTE motherboard.
“We are delighted with our first and third place achievements in the P55 F1 OC challenge because it clearly demonstrates our innovation leadership in the motherboard industry,” said Tony Liao, Associate VP of Motherboard Marketing at GIGABYTE Technology Co. Ltd. “We salute Team Australia for their impressive win and resulting world record, and we look forward to more winning scores from them and other teams using GIGABYTE motherboards.”
Team Australia wins the second round of F1OC (32M SuperPi round on P55 chipset)
youngpro and dinos22 from TeamAU have taken out top spot
in second round of F1OC to tie for first place overall with TeamEVGA.
You can read more HERE and at the official site
http://f1oc.org/ about the competition and latest results.
Results thread on Xtreme Systems can be viewed here with results and photos.
GOOC 2009 Finals Video
Long overdue, but here’s a video from Team Australia in world finals at GOOC 2009.
dinos22 does 6m20s 32M SuperPi fastest time recorded
Hi guys
I did some testing tonight on LN2 last night and finally managed to grab a screen from latest SuperPi testing. It’s not as efficient as 2:10 CAS7 runs i’ve had at lower clocks but it allows me to bench very high CPU speeds
Here are some details.
dinos22 
- Test Configuration:
EVGA CLASSIFIED E760 (S610 bios)
Intel Core i7 960
6GB 2000GT Corsair Dominators CAS7 DDR3 > Week 22, 2009
Nvidia 8400GS Graphics Cards
1000W HX1000 Corsair PSU
F1EE pot on CPU
80GB SATA Hard Drive
Windows XP Pro 32bit SP3
Single Stage cooled Core i7 965 @5112MHz (-40C), 4965MHz 32M SuperPi
New toy is in the house > Intel Core i7 965
I tested it quickly on Single Stage to get an idea if its any good…Oh boy…i like it a lot 
Test Configuration:
* Gigabyte X58-UD5 F4f bios
* Intel Core i7 965es 3831A457
* 3GB 1866MHz CAS8 DDR3 Corsair Dominators (TR3X3G1866C8D)
* PCIe nVidia 8400GS
* 1000W HX1000 Corsair PSU
* SS Phase by C-BuZz
* 160GB IDE Hard Drive
* Windows XP Pro 32bit SP3 Lite
Ambient Temps: 22.5-23.3C
Evap temp idle: 41-41.6C
Evap temp load: 39.8-40.5C
Intel Core i7 920 benchmarked at 4644MHz > CPU record 32M SuperPi sub-8minutes
Test Configuration:
- Gigabyte X58-UD5 F4F bios
- Intel Core i7 920 retail chip 3837A899
- 3GB 1866MHz CAS8 DDR3 Corsair Dominators (TR3X3G1866C8D)
884MHz 7-7-7-20-1T TRCF-60, TRRD-4 1.9v
(didnt test higher lower just selected save volts for quick runs) - 1GB Gigabyte GTX280 Graphics Card
- 1000W HX1000 Corsair PSU
- 1hp C-BuZz Single Stage (kayl evap)
- 160GB IDE Hard Drive
- Windows XP Pro 32bit SP3
For further information on detailed testing of the above setup visit the following link
dinos22 takes 6128MHz with E8500, Biostar P45 & Corsair DDR2 PC10000 Dominators
Biostar proved yet again that it´s capable of ultra high FSB and some serious overclocks and efficiency with sweet E8500 CPU. This kind of benching rig cannot be paired with anything else other than a monster DDR2 kit. Corsair DDR2 PC10000 Dominators were used in this instance
Test Configuration:
Biostar TPower P45 board
1.88-1,92vcore, 2.68vdimm, 1.69vMCH, 1.47vFSB
Intel Core2 Duo E8500 Q740A497
2GB DDR2 PC10000 Corsair DOMINATORS
(645MHz 1:1 4-4-4-8 timings)
PCI GFX Card MX200
620W Corsair PSU
Stock heatsink on NB (LN2 cooled with small pours)
kingpin F1 Extreme Edition Solid copper CPU LN2 Pot
Big mamma 35L LN2 Dewar
160GB PATA
Windows XP Pro 32bit SP3
This CPU is a monster. It was able to handle -150C and it benchmarked at 6GHz 1M Superpi
Even though this board was a monster fsb clocker i was still fsb limited…..
Validation link http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=384946
Validation screenshot
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SUPERPI TESTING
1M SuperPi @6GHz
Time – 7,906s
8M SuperPi @5880MHz
Time – 1m 41,968s
32M SuperPi @5826MHz
Time – 8m 18,188s
