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I'm hoping to work on the ram speed and timings. I've never overclocked AMD before so this is definitely different.
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^ I know how you feel ^
It's kind of like being left out of a BIG GAME
I couldn't have helped much anyway except to give advice I was asked to help in the Country Cup and busted 4 boards (2 CHVF-Z & 2 Saber's) and 6 CPU's
I have got 4 CPU's back from RMA, still waiting on the last 2. I have had my first CHVF-Z returned because it was still dirty from being setup for sub-ambient benching I have went back and super cleaned the boards, now just waiting on new RMA numbers
It's kind of like being left out of a BIG GAME
I couldn't have helped much anyway except to give advice
I was asked to help in the Country Cup and busted 4 boards (2 CHVF-Z & 2 Saber's) and 6 CPU's I have got 4 CPU's back from RMA, still waiting on the last 2. I have had my first CHVF-Z returned because it was still dirty from being setup for sub-ambient benching
I have went back and super cleaned the boards, now just waiting on new RMA numbers 
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The board is fine, when i really push it over 5250 MHz , the Ethernet port gets funky. All seen ok when not OC to hard.
But OCing over 5500 Mhz 1.60 volts FSH and NB as high it will go, I understand it.
cpu was to hot last night to OC too high, and had to work today. Just sat down now and was trying to help so one on the team. But I will let know
how it go's.
But OCing over 5500 Mhz 1.60 volts FSH and NB as high it will go, I understand it.
cpu was to hot last night to OC too high, and had to work today. Just sat down now and was trying to help so one on the team. But I will let know
how it go's.
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Check this from RR20 discussions. I did a lot of HwBot prime research back then as one of the stages was Intel HwBot prime and we were smoking G3258 chips.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...te-and-RR-20?p=7840004&viewfull=1#post7840004
After all that mumbo jumbo, the "direct execute" approach from a .bat file or shortcut using java.exe instead of javaw.exe.
Also YOU MUST HAVE the right JRE version. The original post from TuKr on where to get this I can't find, but I have a copy, as well as about every other jre version.
Then the basic stuff. I run everything from task manager, so..
- open tm, and kill explorer.exe.
-Using task manager, do a new task and browse to your bat file or execute command line.
-Elevate the Java process priority as high as possible
- close task manager and run a number of times.
-repeat steps until you are a world record holder!
-I haven't looked, but previously HwBotprime was limited to win7 and previous versions?
- The JRE version you use is important in relation to OS. I tested win8 at the time.
If you have any questions or clarifications, ping me as I am not too tuned into this thread nor hangout yet as I am very busy readying my arsenal.
I assume I should be able to contribute in a few places in a week or so.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...-s-Digest-Bench-Project?p=7900348#post7900348
Tots Zien
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Some more Java Jive Turkey
so check out this post:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...te-and-RR-20?p=7840738&viewfull=1#post7840738
It talks about the GenieBench, which installs JRE, also addresses the specific jre version.
In short, if testing in win7x64, you want to be sure to have JRE 1.6.0_18 x64.
Make sure to turn off the autoupdate in the java control panel!!!
When I tested win8, it seemed best to go with the latest and greatest JRE version.
I assume the same in win10, but again I dont know if you can sub using them.
If you are interested in Oracle/Sun JRE/JDK archives go here:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/archive-139210.html
You will need to register.
I believe you can still just grab the JRE 6 versions, and then not deal with the whole GenieBench process.
I also have the files and could push them somewhere if we have that medium here.
For now I'll work on a Google drive share and stuff what I have there...
Cheers
so check out this post:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...te-and-RR-20?p=7840738&viewfull=1#post7840738
It talks about the GenieBench, which installs JRE, also addresses the specific jre version.
In short, if testing in win7x64, you want to be sure to have JRE 1.6.0_18 x64.
Make sure to turn off the autoupdate in the java control panel!!!
When I tested win8, it seemed best to go with the latest and greatest JRE version.
I assume the same in win10, but again I dont know if you can sub using them.
If you are interested in Oracle/Sun JRE/JDK archives go here:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/archive-139210.html
You will need to register.
I believe you can still just grab the JRE 6 versions, and then not deal with the whole GenieBench process.
I also have the files and could push them somewhere if we have that medium here.
For now I'll work on a Google drive share and stuff what I have there...
Cheers
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Download JREs
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9ZBQ0MgBFQleGFSVlhQdUNIeWc&usp=sharing
These are all the JRE's I previously tested. I excluded x86 versions.
Feel free to play around with different versions and see.
I explain using multiple installs of JRE versions in:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...te-and-RR-20?p=7840738&viewfull=1#post7840738
or somewhere thereabouts in that thread.
Maybe on AMD things are different?
Prost!
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9ZBQ0MgBFQleGFSVlhQdUNIeWc&usp=sharing
These are all the JRE's I previously tested. I excluded x86 versions.
Feel free to play around with different versions and see.
I explain using multiple installs of JRE versions in:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...te-and-RR-20?p=7840738&viewfull=1#post7840738
or somewhere thereabouts in that thread.
Maybe on AMD things are different?
Prost!
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What was your score? I'm not sure I'm even going to submit on that stage. If I can't get score 4000 points I think I'll do more harm than good.
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Og,
With the way scoring works anyrhing is better than no submissions. They take all 3 scores and add them up and divide by 3. If there is only w scores they add then up and still divide by 3. So as I said anything is better than nothing.
With the way scoring works anyrhing is better than no submissions. They take all 3 scores and add them up and divide by 3. If there is only w scores they add then up and still divide by 3. So as I said anything is better than nothing.
The only way your score can hurt us is if somebody else can get a higher one. if you sub a 4000 score, it will give us about 5900 total, about 300 shy of first.
if we could get another sub in the 6000s we would take first for sure
