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blazehedgehog · 6 months
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Was watching Sean Seanson's "Bad PS1 Games" video, and when he gets to The Simpsons Wrestling, he mentions how some of the game's visuals were forced on the developers by Fox executives and how it killed performance. A lightbulb went on over my head: Duckstation, a very nice Playstation emulator, can fix (or at least help) both of these things. You can overclock the PS1 for potentially higher framerates and use downsampling to smooth out rough edges without boosting the resolution and ruining the aesthetic.
So... here's The Simpsons Wrestling with both of those turned on. It surprisingly has no problem hitting 60fps, and, well, reveals a game that was kind of programmed with a poor framerate in mind, because now at 250% CPU overclock it kinda becomes unplayably fast.
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overclockedopossum · 8 months
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Probably nobody will see this but I feel like I should share it anyway
Some trans friends of mine an ocean away are currently homeless (but thankfully not sleeping rough) in Texas. They're trying to raise money to move, particularly to get a vehicle that can pull their fifth wheel RV, so they can at least be homeless somewhere less hostile to trans people than texas and hopefully get things better from there.
I'm currently in the process of selling off as much of my computer hardware collection as I can to help raise funds, so on the fundraiser you'll see a lot of donations coming in from me as things sell on ebay.
I'm also going to be doing a competitive overclocking livestream (or potentially lengthy series of livestreams, we'll see how this goes), where I try to get 1 HWBOT point for every dollar raised (including my ongoing donations, and any stream proceeds - but the GFM is a better way to help, stream donos have fees). Those will be at twitch.tv/mickulty, with the first planned for midday UK time on Saturday 25th of January. With the fundraiser at $591 so far, it's going to be a long stream.
I'm not going to hard sell the fundraiser, I know how many people are out there who need help. But I wouldn't feel right if I didn't post about it either.
EDIT a bit after the stream: the fundraiser by this point is up to $955. About $200 of this came from my stream audience (ie the competitive overclocking community), $100ish is historical stream earnings that I've donated and $500 is money raised by me straight up selling my stuff. There's no way they're getting a truck to pull the 5th wheel, but they have other plans and should be OK. The first stream was 15 hours and I'm going to do another stream on Monday (5th of feb).
EDIT 2: After the second stream the fundraiser is up to $1125, also the second stream was 12 hours (4pm-4am). I've been through the plans with Benji (the organiser) to write a full update for my OC stream discord, which he's adapted for the gofundme page.
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maverickuk · 1 year
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3dfx Voodoo 3 3000 + Noctua NF-A4x10 fan = overclocking
Or at least, it'll run a little cooler and hopefully add a few more years to the old girls life.
It's not that I need to overclock an old video card when I can easily use a newer card if I'd like more performance. It's more that by enhancing the cooling and seeing how much more performance is hidden in the device takes me back to my younger years when it became a way to saving a good chunk of money by investing in a cheaper CPU or video card and then squeezing out more FPS through some TLC.
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The Voodoo 3 range runs pretty hot by default and don't feature any active cooling. So back in the day it was fairly common for people to slap on a fan in a basic way in order to try and cool down the card a little.
The Voodoo 3 2000 ran at 143Mhz (GPU & RAM) by default which typically gave it quite a lot of headroom for speeding up. Where as the Voodoo 3 3000 running at 166MHz was normally running close to it's limit. Those with a Voodoo 3 3500 were already at 183MHz and would be unlikely to squeeze much more out.
From research it seems that typically it's the memory on the cards that give out before the GPU. With memory chips being used with speed ratings ranging from 6ns, 5.5ns to even some 5ns. Those with lower ratings having more headroom to run at higher speeds.
So what could I get some my card? First up, let's attach that fan
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The stock 3000 heatsink features two little holes at opposite ends which I thought would be perfect to looping a cable tie through. The first one went in without too much difficulty.
Unfortunately with the second I just couldn't squeeze the damn thing through. After much frustration I instead put a screw through the fan and used some pliers to squash the metal of the heatsink onto the thread of the screw.
Not as elegant as I would have liked, but it's held in place securely enough for my needs.
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Once in the Pentium III mainboard it fits in nicely and thankfully doesn't hit the PCI header next to the AGP slot (Of course I checked this prior to securing the fan...)
So after all that, how much more performance does this card have to give?
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I turned to Unreal, as it was already installed and felt like a suitable game for the era of the hardware and ran a timedemo at 1024x768 and 1280x1024 resolutions
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An extra 14MHz gives an additional 6.5% performance at 1024 with a higher 1280 resolution giving a higher 9% uplift. Not earth shattering, but certainly a nice little bonus.
Unfortunately if I pushed the card any further Unreal would get a little psychedelic
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Yay for overclocking!
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gynoidgearhead · 2 years
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you've heard of gaslight gatekeep girlboss
now get ready for benchmark bootstrap bottleneck
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yair-j · 1 year
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jecepede · 2 years
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I installed #RetroPie on a #RaspberryPi 1 today! It is freakischly slow and can't run #Nintendo64, #PlayStation or even #C64 games, but I can run #Atari2600 and #GameboyColor games. Maybe I should try #Overclocking it? #Retro #RetroComputing #RetroComputer #RetroGaming #RetroGame #Commodore64 #Raspberry https://www.instagram.com/p/CpDW0eyIWCv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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govindhtech · 3 months
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Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition features
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The Racecar-Inspired DDR5 Memory from Kingston FURY Takes the Lead in the Industry.
Kingston Fury Renegade DDR5 RGB memory
The world leader in memory products and technological solutions, Kingston technological Company, through its high-performance division Kingston FURY, announces the debut of Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition, its newest memory. This kit gives your  PC the high-performance appearance and feel of the racecourse, inspired by a passion for automobiles and racing.
With its turbocharged technology, the Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition offers remarkable endurance and fast speeds, making it ideal for establishing your rhythm on the racecourse. Boost your computer requirements and outfit your setup with dependable performance, whether you’re gaming, streaming, or editing 4K content. The new curving and patterned modules have a pattern that is similar to the unique design of your favourite racecar. Every time you step into the driver’s seat or gaming chair, you can choose from 18 customisable RGB effects that utilise FURY CTRL and patented Kingston FURY Infrared Sync Technology. Alternatively, you can start the race with the new and exclusive default effect on the 12 LEDs inside the wind-swept light bar.
Kingston FURY CTRL
You may alter the lighting effects of Kingston FURY RGB products with Kingston FURY CTRL. Users have the option to customise the colours and speeds of the lighting schemes to fit their own distinct gaming aesthetic, in addition to accessing a library of pre-set patterns and effects. Memory models with HyperX RGB support in the past are also supported by Kingston FURY CTRL.
Important Elements
Both DDR4 and DDR5 compatible
With more RGB lighting effects now.
RGB dynamic lighting effects
Smooth, gorgeous RGB lighting effects will make your combat station come to life.
Strong personalisation right at your fingertips
Using the RGB customisation tools and preset pattern library, create personalised lighting and effects for your space.
Compatible with HyperX RGB Memory
Manage the colour settings and modification for your old HyperX DDR4 RGB memory.
The 48GB Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition memory kit is approved by your preferred motherboard manufacturer and comes with Intel XMP 3.0 certification. Completely tested quickly, with a limited lifetime warranty and the renowned Kingston dependability behind it.
Your high-performance rig depends on you believing in what’s underneath. Refrain from making concessions. Kingston’s FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition is packed with features to elevate your DDR5 setup, regardless of your preference for style or quality. designed to deliver dependable computing at fast speeds, whether you’re streaming, gaming, transcoding, or doing all of the above at once. The winner is Kingston’s FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition.
Modern, curved, and patterned modules mimic the bodywork of your favourite racecar. Using FURY CTRL’s eighteen configurable RGB effects, the seemingly wind-swept light bar with twelve LEDs brings the excitement of the starting lights to life every time your system boots.
Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Important Elements
Racecar-inspired style
Performance with a boost
Kingston FURY Infrared Sync Technology is patented.
XMP 3.0 approved by  Intel
Certified by top motherboard manufacturers
Racecar-inspired style
The aerodynamic appearance and feel of a racecar prepared to tackle the most difficult circuit’s curves is attributed to the new red and black heat spreader with cascading parts.
Performance with a boost
At a speed of 8000 MT/s, the premium parts of the Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition are hand-tuned and supported by 100% factory testing. Apply maximum force to get maximum overclocking capabilities.
Kingston FURY Infrared Sync Technology is patented
While Kingston FURY CTRL adds the excitement of the starting lights to your system with 18 preset effects, it also makes sure that distinct RGB lighting effects stay aligned.
XMP 3.0 approved by  Intel
With sophisticated factory timings, speeds, and voltages that have been pre-optimized, let  Intel Extreme Memory Profile technology lead the way and make overclocking to the point of winning races simple.
Features and specifications of the Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB LE:
Racecar-Inspired Design: A new heat spreader with cascading parts in red and black gives the aerodynamic appearance and feel of a racecar that is prepared to tackle the most difficult circuit’s turns.
The Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition has supercharged performance with 8000MT/s of hand-tuned premium parts backed by 100% factory testing at a high speed. Apply maximum force to get maximum overclocking capabilities.
Patented Infrared Sync Technology from Kingston: While Kingston FURY CTRL adds the excitement of the starting lights to your system with 18 preset effects, it also makes sure that distinct RGB lighting effects stay aligned.
 Intel Certified XMP 3.0: With sophisticated, pre-optimized factory timings, speeds, and voltages that make overclocking (race-winning) simple, let  Intel Extreme Memory Profile technology lead the way.
Certified by top motherboard manufacturers: Passed testing to place you at the top with the motherboard of your choice.
Capabilities: Two-piece, 48-GB kit
Velocity: 8000 MT/s
CL36 is the latency.
1.45V of voltage
Temperature Range for Operation: 0 to 85°C
Dimensions: 113.35 x 45.8 x 8.26 mm
Read more on govindhtech.com
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automaticcupcakemoon · 4 months
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bullseyereview2it · 5 months
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Ultimate Cooling Showdown: 5 Top CPU Coolers for Ryzen 7 7800X3D
This blog is an Amazon affiliate, which means that if you click on a paid link from this website that takes you to Amazon and you purchase a product, I will receive a small commission. You can find links to Amazon in the highlighted words. AMD’s latest Ryzen 7000 series with 3D-V Cache promises a significant leap in performance, but keeping that power tamed requires a top-notch CPU cooler. This…
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univoldsblog · 8 months
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DL385 GEN10 7301 AMD KIT PL CODE SY
HPE AMD EPYC 7000 7301 Hexadeca-core (16 Core) 2.20 GHz Processor Upgrade – 64 MB L3 Cache – 64-bit Processing – 2.70 GHz Overclocking Speed – Socket SP3 – 170 W
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leapingmonkeys · 9 months
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Is Delidding Your CPU Worth It in 2023?
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sinsinewave · 11 months
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is it bad that part of me wants to invest in a cryogenic cooling system just so i can avoid upgrading my CPU for even longer, by overclocking it even more that 6700K is already at 4.6GHz, hits around 85°C under heavy load so i could probably push it a little more if it feels like being stable hilariously it also refuses to work correctly if it's *not* overclocked, causing my audio to glitch out
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pulsaris · 11 months
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Intel - 14th Generation
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A Intel anunciou neste último dia 16 de Outubro o lançamento da décima-quarta geração de processadores Intel Core. Os novos processadores trazem mais núcleos de processamento, aliados a núcleos de reduzido consumo energético (denominados de “núcleos de eficiência” – Efficient Cores).
O destaque vai para o processador Intel i9-14900K que atinge pela primeira vez os 6Ghz por defeito (sem recurso a overclocking personalizado). A Intel procura com os novos processadores atingir um equilíbrio entre poder de processamento bruto e eficiência energética.
Os novos processadores são compatíveis com os chipsets de geração “600 series” e “700 series”.
Saiba tudo sobre os novos processadores na Newsroom da Intel através do seguinte link oficial: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/intel-core-14th-gen-desktop-processors.html
______ Direitos de imagem: © Intel Corporation (via Intel Newsroom).
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temporaktif · 1 year
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Meningkatkan Performa Gaming dengan Overclocking pada PC Desktop
Dalam dunia gaming, performa yang optimal dari PC Desktop sangat penting. Semakin tinggi performa, semakin lancar permainan akan berjalan. Salah satu metode yang banyak digunakan untuk meningkatkan performa PC Desktop, khususnya untuk gaming, adalah overclocking. Overclocking adalah proses meningkatkan clock speed komponen-komponen utama seperti CPU dan GPU di luar batas defaultnya. Namun,…
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darkmaster-13 · 1 year
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Overclocking goddess https://www.deviantart.com/darkmaster777/art/Overclocking-goddess-972778498
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arielmcorg · 1 year
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#Overclocking o cómo ‘revolucionar’ el rendimiento de tu PC
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