Less than a day has passed since his last post, and Austrian overclocker TAGG is already back with two solid new results on the LGA 775 platform. A lot has changed since yesterday, though: first, the humble Celeron 430 made way for a quad-core Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550, and second, the premium ASUS Rampage Extreme was swapped for a GIGABYTE GA-EP45-Extreme motherboard.
Armed with a highly capable Yorkfield golden sample, the Austrian pushed it to 4505 MHz (a 59.19% overclock), landing two gold medals in the Core 2 Quad Q9550 rankings for wPrime - 32m and wPrime - 1024m.
Benchmark: | Result: | CPU frequency: |
7s 500ms | 4505 MHz | |
4m 3s 109ms | 4505 MHz |
He used a phase-change cooling setup. Here is a look at TAGG's test bench:
⤢ ВІДКРИТИTAGG also explained why he switched to a simpler motherboard: his high-end ASUS Rampage Extreme died during a previous benchmarking session. This forced him to take a step back and move to the DDR2-based GIGABYTE GA-EP45-Extreme.
Source: Overclocker's profile on HWBot
