Planning to Overclock

[babadoctor]

I am planning to overclock my pentium G3258 to 10Ghz. (i know it sounds ridiculous)

My dad is affiliates with the science company that works with tempuratures below -500F or -295C

 

they MIGHT be willing to let me test it on a cpu (they are open to ideas like this)

 

What do you think i would get in cinnabench? Or what do you suppose i try to get?

 

(im leaving for class, will not respond to post)

 

or even an amd cpu if that would be better fitting

[ICantThinkOfAnyGoodName]

Not sure if you're just trolling, but negative temperatures in kelvin are impossible.

[Shoob]

I am planning to overclock my pentium G3258 to 10Ghz. (i know it sounds ridiculous)

It doesn't only sound ridiculous, it is completely ridiculous.

How much voltage would it need exactly? :lol:

[airdeano]

won't happen, no matter how cold you think you can control the system, you might

already think that this attempt has already been attempted as per the HWBOT org.

http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/pentium_g3258/

 

try something else... maybe 6GHz first

[The Official Czex]

That would be a record.

[Curufinwe_wins]

It doesn't only sound ridiculous, it is completely ridiculous.

How much voltage would it need exactly? :lol:

Considering the world record is around 7Ghz. Infinity.

[arniks8]

not a chance. You would burn the CPU from voltage.

[KemoKa]

Nope. Can't do it. It's not a thing. Do you have any idea how much voltage you'd need to get that speed? It doesn't matter how cold it gets, the heat will not transfer quickly enough, and the CPU will roast itself. In any case, the G3258 is not an Extreme-series processor. The multiplier doesn't go that high.

 

Anyway, even if you did cool it down that far, silicon loses its properties as a semiconductor at cryogenic temperatures.

[incarnate]

Good luck breaking the laws of physics. You might get 6ghz maybe 7. You will most likely fry the cpu or motherboard. And lastly, let me introduce you to the coldest possible temp, absolute zero. Which is 0°K. At this temperature, all molecular/atomic vibrations cease. It's impossible to reach that temp, much less go bellow it.

[babadoctor]

Good luck breaking the laws of physics. You might get 6ghz maybe 7. You will most likely fry the cpu or motherboard. And lastly, let me introduce you to the coldest possible temp, absolute zero. Which is 0°K. At this temperature, all molecular/atomic vibrations cease. It's impossible to reach that temp, much less go bellow it.

i mistyped

ignore kelvin

[babadoctor]

won't happen, no matter how cold you think you can control the system, you might

already think that this attempt has already been attempted as per the HWBOT org.

http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/pentium_g3258/

 

try something else... maybe 6GHz first

they used a standard or special (i diddnt check)OC'ing motherboard to overclock

 

they have special mobos and special cpus in the works

 

the mobo is already made according to him

 

cpu would take another 5 years

expect it to come to the media sites within 10 years (rumors, etc)

[FruitBasketSilex]

This was a very amusing thread to read. Good luck getting to 10.

Be sure to video it and put it on YouTube so I can make popcorn and watch you kill your equipment.

[babadoctor]

tl;dr some

 

This was a very amusing thread to read. Good luck getting to 10.

Be sure to video it and put it on YouTube so I can make popcorn and watch you kill your equipment.

someone, somewhere is working on something to make OCing to 10GHz possible

now please

[incarnate]

i mistyped

ignore kelvin

Still 10 ghz is impossible regardless of cooling. The voltage just to get it to boot into Windows, nevermind run a benchmark would fry the cpu. And if the record of just over 8ghz on one core was only just stable enough boot into Windows, open cpuz and take a screenshot.

And also 0°K is -273.1°C. So the temps in your OP are still impossible

[babadoctor]

Still 10 ghz is impossible regardless of cooling. The voltage just to get it to boot into Windows, nevermind run a benchmark would fry the cpu. And if the record of just over 8ghz on one core was only just stable enough boot into Windows, open cpuz and take a screenshot.

And also 0°K is -273.1°C. So the temps in your OP are still impossible

Actually with these new series of cpu's it is not impossible.

-270ºC was achieved by scientists here before.

 

The cpu is designed to get 10Ghz

It will get 10Ghz

I will show it to you

with cpuz

once we get the project accepted by the companies manager, i can show

the prototype is done

the final product will be released soon

[Lays]

Jesus christ this thread...

Doesn't matter how cold your cooling gets if the cpu can't handle it, g3258 have cold bugs at around -135c

[babadoctor]

Jesus christ this thread...

Doesn't matter how cold your cooling gets if the cpu can't handle it, g3258 have cold bugs at around -135c

its not a g3258 you should understand by now

[Lays]

Nope. Can't do it. It's not a thing. Do you have any idea how much voltage you'd need to get that speed? It doesn't matter how cold it gets, the heat will not transfer quickly enough, and the CPU will roast itself. In any case, the G3258 is not an Extreme-series processor. The multiplier doesn't go that high.

 

Anyway, even if you did cool it down that far, silicon loses its properties as a semiconductor at cryogenic temperatures.

Full pot ln2 benching a g3258 at 1.8v shouldn't even make the cpu hit positive temps, the heat transfer isn't really a big issue. It's the cold bug that is the problem, not to mention most chips will just die at 1.9v or so.

Full pot DICE benching with my ln2 pot at -62c and 1.625v vcore, 1.435v cache voltage and 2.225v vccin on xtu benchmark only makes my cpu hit 4c.

[Lays]

its not a g3258 you should understand by now

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I am planning to overclock my pentium G3258 to 10Ghz.

[babadoctor]

Full pot ln2 benching a g3258 at 1.8v shouldn't even make the cpu hit positive temps, the heat transfer isn't really a big issue. It's the cold bug that is the problem, not to mention most chips will just die at 1.9v or so.

Full pot DICE benching with my ln2 pot at -62c and 1.625v vcore, 1.435v cache voltage and 2.225v vccin on xtu benchmark only makes my cpu hit 4c.

for gosh sake its not a cpu

ITS A SPECIAL ONE DEVELOPED BY A COMPANY MY DAD IS WORKING WITH

WHY CANT YOU READ THE POSTS ABOVE ^^^^^

[babadoctor]

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it.

can.

handle.

5.

volts.

I should change the OP

but i did not want people to get confused

 

the cpu im talking about can handle 5.4 volts according to the company

[Lays]

for gosh sake its not a cpu

ITS A SPECIAL ONE DEVELOPED BY A COMPANY MY DAD IS WORKING WITH

WHY CANT YOU READ THE POSTS ABOVE ^^^^^

Why bother saying g3258 then when people say it's not going to happen you magically invent a story bout some people designing boards and cpus to run at 10 ghz?

You're just talking out of your ass at this point lol

[MageTank]

its not a g3258 you should understand by now

Sorry friend, but you got caught in a lie. Now is the point where you accept it, or forever have your credibility questioned. You said PENTIUM G3258. Pentium. A branding used ONLY by Intel. No other company. Your dad's company cannot design a CPU and call it a Pentium G3258. They can't even call it a Pentium anything, let alone copy the exact nomenclature of another existing SKU.

 

We all knew what you were getting at. You thought that the problem with overclocking the Pentium was heat, which is why you mentioned that low temperature facility. Had you done your homework, you would have known that its not just heat that holds overclocking back, but a plethora of things including board VRM quality, and what the CPU itself is willing to take internally. Once you got called out on these facts, you changed your story yet again, to a custom CPU and board being made to do this. In which case, your CPU wouldn't even show up in CPU-Z, because you wouldn't even have the microcode to identify it. I doubt you would be able to contact them and say "hey, this is my custom CPU, go out of your way and add it to your program even though nobody else in the world will have one".

 

Sorry friend, but it's really over at this point. Give it up, pretend you were trolling, whatever will save your ego at this point. Anything to prevent this lie from going any further.