SKATAN
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http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14319
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14149
WHEN WE posted the story, "Pentium 4 EE chugs along at 10 MHz" here, we didn’t have any idea what a marvelous thing we had discovered.
But some Max Payne 2 programmers and software engineers sent us a very rational solution.
And it seems that the humble 32-bit operating system has its limits and struggles to show more than approximately 4.295 GHz or, to more precise, int value = 2^32, or 4294967296.
To put it simply, once you pass 4.295GHz, Windows starts counting from zero again. So this is a Windows issue rather then Intel's or Sandra's, or Futuremark's. "
muahahah
"When we overclocked P4EE 3.4 GHz with a VapoChill unit to 4.3 GHz, Sandra, Intel CPU ID software, CrystalCPU ID, PCmark2002, PC mark2004 and mighty Windows tools can not recognize the speed of the CPU. CPU-Z cannot show Multiplier FSB and bus speed.
Furthermore we discovered that Sandra 2004 including latest edition and both PC mark 2002 and 2004 don’t recognise CPU speed or functions. We got some funny scores like 24 PC marks or 64 MB/s of memory bandwidth in Sandra where you should score around 6000 MB/s. Fix this guys please"
ahhh pois sandras e pcmarks sao gandas benchmarks , ui ui
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14149
WHEN WE posted the story, "Pentium 4 EE chugs along at 10 MHz" here, we didn’t have any idea what a marvelous thing we had discovered.
But some Max Payne 2 programmers and software engineers sent us a very rational solution.
And it seems that the humble 32-bit operating system has its limits and struggles to show more than approximately 4.295 GHz or, to more precise, int value = 2^32, or 4294967296.
To put it simply, once you pass 4.295GHz, Windows starts counting from zero again. So this is a Windows issue rather then Intel's or Sandra's, or Futuremark's. "
muahahah
"When we overclocked P4EE 3.4 GHz with a VapoChill unit to 4.3 GHz, Sandra, Intel CPU ID software, CrystalCPU ID, PCmark2002, PC mark2004 and mighty Windows tools can not recognize the speed of the CPU. CPU-Z cannot show Multiplier FSB and bus speed.
Furthermore we discovered that Sandra 2004 including latest edition and both PC mark 2002 and 2004 don’t recognise CPU speed or functions. We got some funny scores like 24 PC marks or 64 MB/s of memory bandwidth in Sandra where you should score around 6000 MB/s. Fix this guys please"
ahhh pois sandras e pcmarks sao gandas benchmarks , ui ui