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Did some LN2 benching this weekend testing out a new 4960X I was lucky enough to find.
This motherboard is very strong. I used the basic LN2 #1 profile already set in the bios, and adjusted the key voltages, bclock and memory settings from there. Having the profiles is very nice, makes benching much more enjoyable knowing the basics are set right, and that you just need to make minor adjustments to get the system up to speed and very stable.
System:
Asus Rampage IV Black Edition
Intel i7 4960X
4x2GB Corsair Dominator GTX3's
Corsair AX1200
Kingpin F1 Dark CPU pot
Took the six core HWBot Prime record CPU at 6.4GHz
Cinebench R11.5 record CPU at 6.33GHz
Cinebench R15 Record CPU at 6.35GHz
This motherboard is very strong. I used the basic LN2 #1 profile already set in the bios, and adjusted the key voltages, bclock and memory settings from there. Having the profiles is very nice, makes benching much more enjoyable knowing the basics are set right, and that you just need to make minor adjustments to get the system up to speed and very stable.
System:
Asus Rampage IV Black Edition
Intel i7 4960X
4x2GB Corsair Dominator GTX3's
Corsair AX1200
Kingpin F1 Dark CPU pot
Took the six core HWBot Prime record CPU at 6.4GHz
Cinebench R11.5 record CPU at 6.33GHz
Cinebench R15 Record CPU at 6.35GHz
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Raja@ASUS wrote:
Wow, those are some killer results Mike 🙂
Thanks Raja, still kind of scared to run XTU on this chip though. 😛
Nice work Guns!
Very nice! Great job nice setup 🙂
I hope it's tighter than previous rounds. Still working on the 3D side, and it's not playing nice.
