That's a good score.

I am.

I'm quite happy with that.

Okay.

16 663 So I stopped here.

Is that good enough?

All right.

We talked about our 31 35 x over clocking excursions.

If you guys haven't seen that yet, you should go back and check out that particular video.

But this is the revamping of the ripped Ian Siri's.

We've had this CPU now for, like, five months.

Maybe even more.

I'm not sure we've had the motherboard, but, you know, we didn't really have before was a cooling solution for it.

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Okay, so I'll be honest.

I don't know the first thing about this CPU.

It makes no sense to me.

So we did.

While the truck's route, they're emptying the trash bins right now.

I just went well, let me just go and do a test, and I dropped my core clock down to 47 from 48 But up my core cash just a little bit.

And we just now got almost 300 points higher than we got in.

That 31 76 were freaking out.

6932 almost 7000 points.

That's where we started right there when we first sighted over clock in this thing.

So look at that.

I don't understand.

This seep you at least the one that we've got.

So I'm gonna run this again, though, just to make sure it's not some sort of an anomaly.

But like I said, if you look at Steve Scores and Granite with this is like five months later, since he did his or six months or whatever it is, we did download a new BIOS for this motherboard.

I don't know if that makes much of a difference, but we're getting significantly higher CPU scores than him, with significantly less cooling and frequency.

If you recall if you if you go looking his scores and I'll have Phil put it on the screen just so you guys could compare way, have to see what his where he's at to know we need to be to be able to beat him, right?

That's how competition works.

And so were we pay attention to scores very closely.

We realize he's running five gigs, five gigs on chilled water.

I remember that was That was amazing, I thought 28.

Core that five gigs.

That's insane on chilled water.

We're not on chilled water.

This is our radiator right here.

This is our awful cools X t whatever.

60 Mick mil thick would not even a push pull convict with Vardar fans running 100%?

It's not even a high f p I fin count, so it doesn't make sense to us at a slower speed.

Could be faster speed, unless it's a lot like deep use with this particular core count where Max Frequency is not necessarily the fastest.

But I would have no Steve.

He's intelligent.

He he would have stepped this up incrementally and seeing if there was a diminishing return.

He knows how to over clock.

We tried so hard to match his score without using Titan's because we just thought that be bad.

That's right.

We've got to 28 e t i for the win.

Three cards right here.

We've got custom bios available for that would allow us to just remove the power limit.

But the problem is, these aren't kingpin cards, which means we don't have any control over voltage and stuff like that.

Which means that we're still stuck with Max over clock ability at stock voltages.

Well, guys, it's gonna happen.

I'm going to take the Titans out of here.

I'm going to take them apart.

I'm going to shut mod them, put them on chilled water.

And with that CPU score of ours, we get anywhere near Steve's over clocks.

On these.

We should take the crown back.

These cards were obviously launch cards, and the problem was because these cards have two different bios on them.

One, I think, has like an 11% power limit on additional power limit.

And one is 14 1 of these cards is like Morgan on the other, And I think I think that is why when we did our initial Titan Artie ex testing in SL I, we got a significantly lower score because one of the cards, if it's being power limited, the cards are going to match, and they're always gonna match whatever the slowest card is.

So if one of these cards is, we already know we're hitting power limits.

If one's hitting 4% less power draw than the other, it's gonna pull the better car down.

It's gorgeous.

So pretty, though.

Yeah, but pretty don't win competitions.

Well, I guess they went beauty pageants, but that's nothing.

Does this look like a beauty pageant contestant right here?

It's like you would think this guy at the gym is buff, but like this guy out lets him.

So what we did was we pulled the current driver or not driver, but bios off of my firmware off of my Titan card that had the 14% power limit.

Like I said, this one here is, like, 11.

So I just re flash it back to the cell to make sure the cracked and the flash is working.

I'm not doing a video about how to flash the rum.

I just wanted to tell you guys that that's what we were having to do here.

So we're gonna do right now is we're in a cross reference using G.

Pusey, the version of this Rahm versus the one that's online.

If they're the same, not to worry about pulling it down between device I.

D.

This is about a bridge in 0.1 I bet you anything it's gonna end up being a new one.

Artie.

Ex Titan.

Wrong with this collection?

Oh, the same.

0.1 Okay, so we'll look at the version on this one.

I bet you anything it's significantly older.

Here is the bios that's in this one here 19.2 dot 100.2 I'm not the same as our other one, but as you can see right here, look at the power limit.

This one goes to 123.

All right, so we're gonna flash back to the other buyers because this this clearly, this part of something that was obviously ready for prime time, any about how higher power limit?

I bet you anything because we're not We're not.

We're not measuring wattage from national card.

I bet you anything that 1 23 is a higher percentage of a much lower base.

That's what I'm thinking here.

So it's just going back.

All right, so we're gonna see where we land right now on air.

It seems to hover by around 2050 to 2100 on both cards.

Now that we finally got the proper bios flashed on both clearly, the engineering sample was pulling down the other card because it was really dropping and clocks.

And when you're in s ally, both clocks have toe match.

So we're just gonna run right now with our c p over clock where it waas with these two cards.

Enough talking.

Let's just see where it lands.

Because that's that's where we've got a That's where we've got to improve.

Do That's it.

17 for a second.

Come on.

The city in the 18th and 19th.

Holy shit.

I pulled back the clocks and I pulled back the cash and it gets better.

It doesn't make sense, I tell you, It just aren't meant.

It was so juicy.

Oh, my God.

I was oppressed Strawberry thing I've ever had in your life.

Yes.

Look how red it is.

Way at least hit 16,000.

Also close doing that's the best CP score yet by five by 300 points.

God, we've got a lot of room to make up the GPU.

Yeah, they were the top table there, coolly.

All right, That's all right.

It's only 11.

30 in the morning.

We got plenty of time.

I just woke up, but Tim Air cooled cards.

It was like bam!

All right, well, we just had two crashes in a row.

So you know what that means when I do the shut mod, the block install and the other thing?

All right, so you might be noticing that we're not using the full cover water block when you're doing the ship mods and stuff, and then you put a full cover block on it.

If something's wrong with the shunt mod or it's making contact with something it shouldn't or we need Thio ADM.

Or take some away or whatever.

That's kind of a big deal with the full cover water block.

Have enough to take it off completely.

Drain it and all that sort of stuff.

So that would, in my opinion, just be a big issue.

So by doing it this way, have access to the shots on both sides of the card.

The other thing is just the simple fact that this is easier to control compensation.

Because if I have a big giant surface area of metal on the card and then it's all covered by the really pretty plexi and acrylic and all that sort of stuff, then it's even harder for us to control condensation.

So this way I can wrap the block around with paper towels, and I can even go as far as putting our need eraser in there if I want to and really control the condensation because since we're dealing with a $3000 CPU and his $1700 motherboard and $5000 in graphics cards.

I really care about where the water goes.

Wow, I'm surprised on my first attempt.

First time ever trying to, you know, the thickness of the metal could make a difference on how much resistance there is.

It's about resisting.

And that's how I'm gonna get into whole how the shunts work.

Instead, it communicates by resistance, and we're changing that resistance value so that it thinks it's pulling less power, which lets it do things like this.

Go to 2115 and not throttle.

Why we just go ahead and do, Ah, three mark that's crashing like immediately.

It was just a loose mouth that could have been causing our problem too.

Okay, that's farther than we've gotten yet, right?

Oh, my God.

Those milliseconds are lower.

Whoa!

You're still 100 points behind that asshole.

Good.

Oh, we lost like a couple points.

Oh, okay.

Everything's fine.

This is fine way.

Just brute Force GT one Enough Because we know we're hitting power.

Limited duty to we were going to brute force method wasn't power limiting GT one if that can carry our score up.

Yes, too much salt.

But I'm not even done yet.

We're gonna goto cp.

You know, we're going to move 8 16,066 We're gonna see if you score.

It's not even her highest.

Look it up in the cash voltage partner.

GPS.

Cora.

My wife is on her way.

I wonder if have time for one more Run up the cash.

One more people said you can't do it.

J is Greece Steve and Mr freakin Place because I was worried about you.

So this is actually the next day.

I figured that since three marks database went down yesterday for maintenance or whatever reason, I would just continue to screw around.

And I'm glad that I did.

Because you guys saw us.

Yeah, 16,800 Woo.

And it was like, Okay, that's kind of nothing.

Not a word of what we've achieved.

But I'm done for the day because we played around this morning.

Some We got a new high score technically, but we're fighting some serious condensation.

Yeah, it's bad, but wanted to show you here how we kind of did the radiator set up because this is important if you don't have flow going across or through the Finns, whether it's sitting in a bucket of ice water or not makes no difference.

So I've actually got this pond pump, which is a Submersible pond pump, and it has threading on it so you could hook a host to it and run it somewhere if you want.

But look how much water this thing actually moves.

So this is the pump right here.

It picks up from the bottom, pushes out there and then that just you saw how much water comes across, what shoots across the radiator and then on the bottom of the rat.

I have these screws so that it doesn't sit flush on the bottom of the cooler so that we can make sure that the water actually goes through it.

Now, the reason why we use a radiator like this rather than just going, J, why don't you just pick up the ice water and pump it through the system?

We did that when we first started this competition, when the very first time we did ice water, I went, Why should we have a radiator?