Toyone enters a new world record in 2012

Toyone, which belongs to the elite circle of the Hungarian tuning society, will immediately attract attention with a new world record in the new year. A member of the Extreme3d team, an old biker, he has proven his professional competence with countless results in the past.

This time he created an AMD platform when he used an AMD FX-6100 Bulldozer processor in an MSI-990FXA-GD80 motherboard. Latter we know the model better, as we have already turned around as a testing ground. It knows everything a motherboard needs to know in 2012, is built on Military Class II components, and there seems to be no tuning though.

“TOYONE” fixed with MSI 990FXA-GD80 and AMD FX-6100 processor
Super PI 32M world record (FX-6100) with this outstanding result
(published on 2012/02/02).

Toyone committed the assassination on the second of February against the AMD CPU, resulting in one 12 m 13 s 484 mstime in SuperPi 32M, which is a new world record with this central unit. It didn’t take long for the new WR to be collected in 1M either, here 11 s 813 ms it took time for the calculation, which is the second best result with this Bulldozer model. These numbers have shown that hard work brings the expected results, and it is no coincidence that Toyone has gained such a reputation. As a lesson, it’s also worth noting that if you’re thinking about tuning - even hard tuning - here’s the evidence that the MSI 990FXA-GD80 motherboard is also worth considering.

Details of tuning and results:

SuperPI 32M 1st: link 

SuperPI 1M 2nd: link 

Pifast 3rd: link

Wprime 32M 3rd: link 

Congratulations Toyone and more!

Source: MSI