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[Review] EVGA GeForce GTX 460 SuperClocked 1024MB EE 3 Comments By The Duke on August 16, 2010 With the success of the GTX480 release, Nvidia is looking to continue to provide top quality products with their new line of 4XX series GPU’s. When we reviewed the GTX480 a couple of weeks ago, it was built on the older Fermi architecture, GF100. The GTX460 we have today is made with a new Fermi-based architecture, GF104. The GF104 primarily boasts lower power consumption and lower temperatures. We will be diving in to see how the GF104 stacks up to the older GF100 in order to see if the...
EVGA March Blogger Giveaway! Here is the winner… 2 Comments By EnJoY on April 1, 2010 It’s that time again when a monthly blogging giveaway comes to an end and another begins. This past month was sponsored very graciously by EVGA. They offered up one of their P55 motherboards, specifically the EVGA P55 132-LF-E655-KR. EVGA P55 Motherboard The Winner of the March Blogger Giveaway is carpo93! Congratulations to carpo93, and thank you to EVGA for sponsoring. Stay tuned for April’s giveaway announcement later on today.
Overclockaholics.com 3DMark 01 Low Clock Challenge 1 Comment By 3oh6 on July 16, 2009 The idea of a low clock challenge is to provide a playing field for benchmarkers to prove their tweaking skills in a given benchmark. Setting specific limitations constructs the playing field and opens the doors to a lot of people to compete that might not have the newest or best hardware that a wide open competition would require. Overclockaholics.com recently had a low clock 3Dmark 01 challenge which locked CPU clocks to 4.2GHz and limited Nature Frames Per Second to 1200FPS for single card...
EVGA X58 SLI CLassified – ‘MCH Strap’ Performance 7 Comments By 3oh6 on June 20, 2009 A recent forum post out there in the middle of the Australian portion of the internet – AKA i4memory.com – led me to investigate the performance impact of a BIOS option on the EVGA X58 3X SLI Classified. The option labeled ‘MCH Strap’ would indicate that it changes the latencies of the MCH, like on previous Intel chipsets such as the P965, P35, X48 and so on. The only catch is that the Intel X58 chipset, does not have an MCH (Memory Controller Hub). The Intel X58 chip...
EVGA X58 Classified Takes i7 920 Over 5.3GHz 3 Comments By 3oh6 on May 3, 2009 It was almost exactly a month ago that I took the Classified and its 965 occupant over the 5GHz mark and under seven minutes in 32M SuperPi. Well today, I took the baby nephew of the 965 – an Intel Core i7 920 – well over 5GHz and even further below seven minutes in 32M Super Pi. The trip started innocently enough with a locally purchased i7 920 sporting the date code 3845B026. Soon after some quick air testing, however, things took a turn towards the crazy track with the idea to t...
EVGA X58 Classified Goes Sub 7min…32M SPi 3 Comments By 3oh6 on April 4, 2009 The EVGA X58 3X SLI Classified has been much heralded in the enthusiast and overclocking forums and for very good reason. This particular 965 was only able to clock to around 5040MHz on both the EVGA X58 3X SLI and DFI X58-T3eH8 for 32M SPi. On the Classified, however, I was able to push this processor almost 100MHz more at the same pot temperature of around -75C. This extra 100MHz mated with a solid set of Corsair Dominator-GT 3×2GB DDR3-1866 7-8-7 memory, got me below the 7 minute mar...

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