My 24-7 Stable. Also found a Super Pi Problem

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11-24-2006, 08:22 AM
nugzo

My 24-7 Stable. Also found a Super Pi Problem

I've been tweaking for a week or so on this EVGA 680i .board. My sig is updated with my current system. Found more issues. I was wondering why my dual 32m super pi was so slow. 25+ minutes. I disabled RAID and gained 7 minutes on 32M times. For those of you running RAID on a 680i may want to try this. This screen shot (2560x1600) is of my max 24-7 stable settings on air. RAID Disabled.

http://img379.imageshack.us/img379/9484/ocda2.jpg
11-24-2006, 10:37 AM
kyleslater

Hmm... Wierd that you had to disable Raid to get a faster time. I got 15 something @ 3.7 or 3.74 I thinks.... With Raid enabled but that was through the Asus EZ Driverless raid on the P5W-DH so that might be something else. Though I did have a bit of trouble with that too. I also found that from 3.6 to 3.69 there was almost no difference in super Pi. For some reason it only kicked in @ 3.7... Oh well.
11-24-2006, 11:21 AM
nugzo

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Originally Posted by kyleslater

Hmm... Wierd that you had to disable Raid to get a faster time. I got 15 something @ 3.7 or 3.74 I thinks.... With Raid enabled but that was through the Asus EZ Driverless raid on the P5W-DH so that might be something else. Though I did have a bit of trouble with that too. I also found that from 3.6 to 3.69 there was almost no difference in super Pi. For some reason it only kicked in @ 3.7... Oh well.

the 680i's have a known RAID issue. This isn't common to other boards. 680i only
11-25-2006, 04:39 PM
pentium777

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Originally Posted by nugzo

the 680i's have a known RAID issue. This isn't common to other boards. 680i only

I am not having this problem but I'm only running RAID0 with 2x150GB Raptors and a third SATA drive 250GB backup separate.

My superPI times seem to be fine for my clocks