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Chip-Con's
Prometeia Cooling Unit
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Author
: Martyn Date : 2002
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3DVelocity wish to thank Chip-Con
and espcially Steen for providing this unit for our
review.
| ...Product |
'Prometeia' Cooling System |
| ...Manufacturer |
Chip-Con |
| ...Supplier |
Chip-Con |
| ...Price |
475
Euros ex VAT |
Part Seven: Testing [1]
What else shows off your overclocked system
like Sandra? I'm sure we are in for some impressive numbers
here...
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Sandra
Benchmark
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Pentium
4 2.53GHz @ 3.01GHz
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CPU Benchmark
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5783 MIPS
[Dhrystone ALU]
1572/3671 MFLOPS
[Whetstone FPU/SSE2]
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CPU Multi-Media Benchmark
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11968 it/s
[Integer]
14581 it/s
[Floating Point iSSE2]
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Memory Benchmark
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3355 MB/s
[RAM Int Buffered iSSE2]
3348 MB/s
[RAM Float Buffered iSSE2]
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Very strong scores here, remember this kind
of performance won't be available for some time without
a system such as Prometeia.
NB: It would have been even more impressive to keep my
RIMMS at 1066 but with a FSB of over 632QDR it would really
take a magnificent stick, or rather two sticks, of ram
to be stable at such a high frequency, still I can't help
but dream...
I also used PCMark to check for stability
and performance...
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PCMark
2002
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Pentium
4 2.53GHz
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Pentium
4 2.53GHz @ 3.01GHz
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I've included the result from a default
Pentium 4 2.53GHz here so we can all clearly see the huge
difference overclocking makes. With most printed media
still regarding overclocking as something of a black art
it is great to observe the increased performance. Systems
such as Chip-Con's can only help further the image of
overclocking throughout the wider-spread audience, which,
in my opinion, is a very good thing indeed.
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