6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz

Evildeus · 05-25-04, 02:28 AM

Not so bad, considering the 6800U does 12759 on the same PC @ default speed:

ClosetFanBoy · 05-25-04, 03:27 AM

man. my chinese or whatever is non existent, any clue as to what cooling is used on the card?

Evildeus · 05-25-04, 03:43 AM

Icy water according to the board (and i don't speak chineese)
Picture(don't see the water cooler on the 6800U)

JoKeRr · 05-25-04, 01:16 PM

it used DRY ICE, i know Chinese very well, only dry ice will give u 0 degree celcius:s

moking2:

JoKeRr · 05-25-04, 01:19 PM

neomoz · 05-26-04, 02:09 AM

nice to see the chip still scales linearly with clock speed increase even though memory speed hasn't really been improved all that much.

JoKeRr · 05-27-04, 12:20 AM

they should bench it with a 4.3Ghz P4EE

oldsk00l · 05-28-04, 10:25 PM

too bad they didn't utilize an ultra high end opteron setup

Evildeus · 06-02-04, 12:25 PM

Well, now 16732, i wonder which one will go higher than 17k first.
http://www.vrforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=14516

05-25-04, 02:28 AM	#1
Evildeus Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 309	6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz Not so bad, considering the 6800U does 12759 on the same PC @ default speed: More over here: http://bbs.gzeasy.com/index.php?act=...0#entry2717521 __________________ But if they think they're going to hold onto it, they're smoking something hallucinogenic - Jen-Hsun Huang

05-25-04, 03:27 AM	#2
ClosetFanBoy Thorazine shuffle Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Elk Grove Ca. Posts: 829	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz man. my chinese or whatever is non existent, any clue as to what cooling is used on the card? __________________ In order to find his equal a man is forced to converse with God. iPhone junkie...

05-25-04, 03:43 AM	#3
Evildeus Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 309	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz Icy water according to the board (and i don't speak chineese) Picture(don't see the water cooler on the 6800U) __________________ But if they think they're going to hold onto it, they're smoking something hallucinogenic - Jen-Hsun Huang

05-25-04, 01:16 PM	#4
JoKeRr Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Canada!! Posts: 768	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz it used DRY ICE, i know Chinese very well, only dry ice will give u 0 degree celcius:s moking2: __________________ P4 3.0C 30 capper @3.6ghz 1.475V Vcore, Asus P4P800, Gigabyte Geforce 6800GT with NV5, 2x512mb Crucial BallisitiX 2.5-2-2-5 at DDR480, samsung 172T, Enermax Noisetaker 475W, TR XP-90 +panaflo 92mm high, 200gb Seagate, 250gb Maxtor SATA, + 80gb Maxtor, 80gb Raptor ADFD!! D-Link 108mbps PCI wireless card + Atheros Driver, MS Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, Logitech Elite Keyboard Laptop: Toshiba A100-OFH: Core Dual A2050--1.6ghz X2 @ 533FSB, 1gb DDR2, 15.4'' WXGA glare screen, DVD-RW, 100gb HDD, Intel GMA950, WinXP SP2 Home edition, Office XP

05-25-04, 01:19 PM	#5
JoKeRr Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Canada!! Posts: 768	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz It also says in here: http://www.gzeasy.com/itnewsdetail.asp?nID=15251 __________________ P4 3.0C 30 capper @3.6ghz 1.475V Vcore, Asus P4P800, Gigabyte Geforce 6800GT with NV5, 2x512mb Crucial BallisitiX 2.5-2-2-5 at DDR480, samsung 172T, Enermax Noisetaker 475W, TR XP-90 +panaflo 92mm high, 200gb Seagate, 250gb Maxtor SATA, + 80gb Maxtor, 80gb Raptor ADFD!! D-Link 108mbps PCI wireless card + Atheros Driver, MS Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, Logitech Elite Keyboard Laptop: Toshiba A100-OFH: Core Dual A2050--1.6ghz X2 @ 533FSB, 1gb DDR2, 15.4'' WXGA glare screen, DVD-RW, 100gb HDD, Intel GMA950, WinXP SP2 Home edition, Office XP

05-26-04, 02:09 AM	#6
neomoz Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 11	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz nice to see the chip still scales linearly with clock speed increase even though memory speed hasn't really been improved all that much.

05-27-04, 12:20 AM	#7
JoKeRr Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Canada!! Posts: 768	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz they should bench it with a 4.3Ghz P4EE __________________ P4 3.0C 30 capper @3.6ghz 1.475V Vcore, Asus P4P800, Gigabyte Geforce 6800GT with NV5, 2x512mb Crucial BallisitiX 2.5-2-2-5 at DDR480, samsung 172T, Enermax Noisetaker 475W, TR XP-90 +panaflo 92mm high, 200gb Seagate, 250gb Maxtor SATA, + 80gb Maxtor, 80gb Raptor ADFD!! D-Link 108mbps PCI wireless card + Atheros Driver, MS Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, Logitech Elite Keyboard Laptop: Toshiba A100-OFH: Core Dual A2050--1.6ghz X2 @ 533FSB, 1gb DDR2, 15.4'' WXGA glare screen, DVD-RW, 100gb HDD, Intel GMA950, WinXP SP2 Home edition, Office XP

05-28-04, 10:25 PM	#8
oldsk00l Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 1,663	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz too bad they didn't utilize an ultra high end opteron setup

06-02-04, 12:25 PM	#9
Evildeus Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 309	Re: 6800: 15 377 @ 540/625 on a 4 GHz Well, now 16732, i wonder which one will go higher than 17k first. http://www.vrforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=14516 __________________ But if they think they're going to hold onto it, they're smoking something hallucinogenic - Jen-Hsun Huang

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