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POSTER: computer news   ||   SANDY BRIDGE OVERCLOCKING AND SUPER PI 1MB	DATE:2010-10-25
The overclock of sandy bridge processors, according to existing information, will be limited to a increase in the processor  multiplier ; therefore in the extreme overclock all overclokers hopes will be connected with the processors, which possess free multiplier. Coolaler already overclocked the engineering model of  sandy bridge processor to the frequency 5 GHz . Core voltage according to CPU- Z screen shot was equal to 0.98 v. the range of  multiplier is limited to the maximum value of 65x. this means that without increase in the bus frequency , the processor will succeed to overclock up to 6.5 GHz. At the frequency 5 GHz the processor sandy bridge execute the calculation 1 MB PI in 7,488 seconds. Carkdale processors at the frequency of 6.2 GHz will get similar result. Related Products :

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the question is given an over clock , what effect does this have on the internal Encode/Decode Engine inside sandy bridge and the effect on the L3 cache ? \"Sandy Bridge Video acceleration in x264\" Francois Piednoel , Senior Performance analyst at Intel Corp Santa Clara ... \"2010-10-18 05:58:07 < Dark_Shikari> a) What exactly is this hardware? 2010-10-18 05:58:12 < Dark_Shikari> Is it a single encoding ASIC that takes YUV in? 2010-10-18 05:58:27 < Dark_Shikari> Is it a set of asynchronous units, like on the OMAP4? 2010-10-18 05:58:35 < frpiednoel> it does take YUV in ... and few other formats 2010-10-18 05:58:40 < Dark_Shikari> Is it a set of synchronous units, accessible via CPU instructions? 2010-10-18 05:59:18 < frpiednoel> for the moment, we are only supporting windows ... and via DXVA2 2010-10-18 05:59:40 < frpiednoel> I am the one who is trying to get it out as \"hardware\" ... \" \" you ll get access to the motion vector field, you ll be able to use Quanti, inverse quanti, hard Zig Zag, and reserve ZigZag 2010-10-18 06:02:39 full hard decoder 2010-10-18 06:02:56 < Dark_Shikari> can it search an arbitrary number of refs? 2010-10-18 06:02:58 < frpiednoel> and the decoder decode in the L3 cache\" so far.\"

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