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Savoy
06-14-2007, 04:32 PM
with my E6300 w/ u120xt
2GB memory
i test on air Temp=25C

any other benchmark work fine, everything seems okay.

wPrime 32M, 1024M passed!
Fritz chess passed!
two thread hexus_pifast passed!

single superPI 1M get about 17sec ,at this speed..it still look normal.

but when i run two threads of superPI 32M ...it result is really weird look at the time of the first 3 loops!!!...what took it so long, usually at this speed .. it should finish around 20s min interval.
[i've try this 3 time, pretty sure it aint just a single surprise]

i'm thinking it's about P35 chipset bug.

Any input are welcome :D
Thx.

PS: while i'm typing monitor shows..
loop#4=23mins
loop#5=28mins
loop#6=34mins
loop#7=39mins
loop#8=44mins....man it'll takes days!!

http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/7434/imgp880073mq0.jpg
Lestat
06-14-2007, 05:04 PM
are you sure your running both cores ? check device manager and see if it shows both cores or only 1
Savoy
06-14-2007, 10:11 PM
are you sure your running both cores ? check device manager and see if it shows both cores or only 1
Thx,

i look as you told, its show both and i run both core on each thread as normal.

now its finish with 2hrs and 11mins :eek:
dinos22
06-14-2007, 11:00 PM
i normally get that when i run too little RAM

try turning off VM
Savoy
06-14-2007, 11:14 PM
i normally get that when i run too little RAM

try turning off VM

Mine is 2GB RAM , i've no idea:confused:

BTW, about "VM" , you mean disable Vanderpoll Tech. in BIOs or Virtual Memory in Windows[no paging file].
Savoy
06-14-2007, 11:27 PM
another info, now i'm installing a 3Dmark06,05 ...it take longer time to finish.
BenchZowner
06-15-2007, 02:33 AM
Thx,

i look as you told, its show both and i run both core on each thread as normal.

now its finish with 2hrs and 11mins :eek:

Normal is one core per instance, not both cores on both instances
Bootup05
06-15-2007, 02:40 AM
Mine is 2GB RAM , i've no idea:confused:

BTW, about "VM" , you mean disable Vanderpoll Tech. in BIOs or Virtual Memory in Windows[no paging file].

I assume he means Virtual Memory :)
Savoy
06-15-2007, 10:51 AM
Thanks ya'll.

VM aint fix.

@BenchZowner :
I've never know about that before, thanks man.

Now i'm back to basic ... i install new fresh windows...it's work :rofl: