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I had to do something... I have to slow ihrsetrdr's roll as best I can.
Me? Naw, the one we all have zoomin' up in our rear view mirrors is this guy.
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I had to do something... I have to slow ihrsetrdr's roll as best I can.
/rantI'd really like to see some more data from Jmtyra on this build.
Can-do, no problem!
Is this what you're looking for, just a screen shot?
Project ID: 6062
Core: GRO-A3
Credit: 481
Frames: 100
Name: Windows SMP - DS4
Path: \\Q6600-ds4\FAHSMP\
Number of Frames Observed: 300
Min. Time / Frame : 00:05:25 - 7,400.8 PPD
Avg. Time / Frame : 00:05:35 - 7,071.9 PPD
-smp 8 -verbosity 9 -local
Ahhh, OK, gotcha. Can do!Open up the benchmarks viewer (Ctrl+B).
You'll see information that looks like this...
Hmmm...good idea. I didn't think about that. Will try that shortly and post back.I think that you could squeeze more production out of that baby, if you were up to a little experimentation, maybe try 2 folding instances
So, verified both CPUs are seated properly, heatsinks (2x H50) are secure and such. The 2nd CPU, which I removed earlier to test OC'ing in a different system, might have been the culprit. So, I removed all thermal paste, re-tinted and re-applied fresh paste. After re-securing said CPU/heatsink/etc, it's still sitting at the same temperature range, roughly. Even at POST, within the BIOS, the hw monitor shows an 8c difference in idle temp.Er...should I be concerned about these temps? It looks like, oddly enough, one of my procs aren't seated properly or something.
Er...should I be concerned about these temps? It looks like, oddly enough, one of my procs aren't seated properly or something.
Going to investigate more...
the value of distance to TJ Max should be listed on the Intel site's spec sheet for that model processor.