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You have 18 days to enlighten me.Johan45/GPUPi/AMD/8cores/ 5m 43.775s = 2749.976 s
I told you I had a theory !
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Look at this one Manny
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Nope, 17 days nowSounds like there's an "or else" in there somewhere.
Good point. Any ol cheap SSD would work.
Even our favorite V300
You using the bulldozer conditioner, S/P?Silver_Pharaoh / FX 6300 / 6 Cores / SuperPi / 18m 07s 345ms
Not sure how you get the "score" Maybe I missed it somewhere??
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You using the bulldozer conditioner, S/P?
Yeah, my daily driver OS.X64 Windows 7? If so that's your issue, SuperPi will be significantly quicker on XP 32.
Xp will be much better!Yeah, my daily driver OS.
I'll see if I can rig up XP on a seperate drive this weekend
I ran the x64 version, hit Fix errata, and switch NRAC blocking to disabled. Hit apply twice and closed it.
Unless I'm to leave it running in the background?
Also noticed a beta BIOS for this giga board.... Wonder if it'll help with "errata"
I would update to the beta BIOS... Gigabyte boards work better with a new BIOS ( BETA or Official ), but they can be unstable when pushed to hard I have the Gigabyte GA-790FXT(A)-UD5 and when I was using the last BETA BIOS release for the board, I could get some strange settings. During OCing the board would lockup, I would reboot and go back into the BIOS. The BIOS reported that MY X6 1100T had successfully booted into the BIOS @ 25GHz and some other extremely high NB/SB. I took a quick PIC with my Ipod but I still doubt that anyone would believe me
Not sure if we are allowed to post SuperPi scores with CPU cores disabled????
You will get an outstanding run ( for HWBot submitting ) if you can drop your 6300 to 2 cores and OC as high as you can get on the CPU and NB. SuperPi also likes Tight Ram Timings instead of Pure Bandwidth, this might be an AMD thing only????