I passed prime95 small fft for 24hours and then I did IBT for 200 runs max settings and got 2 errors. Going to up my nb voltage to see if that stabilizes the system.
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I passed prime95 small fft for 24hours and then I did IBT for 200 runs max settings and got 2 errors. Going to up my nb voltage to see if that stabilizes the system.
http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/6926/200runyy1.jpg
wow is 1.456vcore normal for 3.4ghz on a q6600? not to high?Quote:
Originally Posted by trayed
Max vcore is 1.5 I believe, so I'm safe :) It vdroops to around 1.38
Wow yea your right that did seem to fix the problem, but like others said it doesnt want to test more then 1749 mb of memory on vista 32, and only uses 4 cores (i7 Hyper-threading throws it off).Quote:
Originally Posted by adya
Going to see if it works with Hyper-threading off, im assuming it probably does.
Upon further testing it does not seem to matter what folder it's in, but how much memory it wants to use in Vista 32 bit. Like you said anything over apox. 1700 mb and it errors immediatly.Quote:
Originally Posted by jcool
Confirmed that it does in fact use near 100% cpu usage with HT off. However, as many have seen the i7's run alot cooler with HT off ~10 deg. Celc. less (my temps went about 74 max in prime, to about 65 max in IBT with Hyper threading off).
So it does seem to work with HT off but at a lower temp. Not sure how much of a difference it will be in comparison to prime 95 with HT enabled as far as stability goes, Unless your getting very high temps with HT on anyway.
So how many passes do you recommend for 8Gb or ram on vista x64?
I have been using 10, but I just saw a screenshot with 200 passes!!!!
I you like something equivalent to 24hours of prime blend
Maybe equivalent to prime95 small ffts, but not prime95 blend.Quote:
Originally Posted by karateo
I run 15 then switch to prime95 or OCCT. This still primarily tests the CPU whereas prime95 blend/OCCT mix tests CPU and Memory/NB.
very good program, well done
Geez. IBT pushes my temps all the way up to 83°C.
Pushes me up to 77C. 80's where I stop. Read that I should keep the distance to TJMax >20C min. At 83, you're at 17C...Quote:
Originally Posted by stn0091
Keep monitoring your chips guys.
wow, how do you get over 75*C results on 45nm processors, highest where i have used IBT is 71*C and that was 1.43V (windows ~1.41), And this was whit "1" torture test -> All avaible memory on 64Bit system (around 3200Mb) 10 test
Awesome program saves me from staring at 1hr prime blend to gauge stability. A quick 10 pass run and all good :):clap:
Great work on this program, lets do away with endless priming!!
i have problem whit linpack
p5q del + q9550 all default linpack in level 1 give me error....
but level 2 everythings fine ( oc 4ghz too )
can you help me ?
I get error using 1 when using vista 32bit but I changed to vista 64 bit and it worked fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by riokabuto
Nice and usefull Tool :up:
Well my E7300 at 3.0Ghz, 1,24V with stock cooler on Prime95 reached only 51c, and with IntelBurn 62c.
Is it confirmed that IntelBurnTest is broken for maximum stress (option 1) using Vista 32? Moving to a 64 bit OS is not an option for me right now so is the half stress test (Option 2) still meaningfull?
Comments appreciated....tks.
It's only using 50% CPU on my i7 (HT enabled) - all 8 threads show activity but none are peaking out. Most of my (12GB) of RAM is being used, I selected option 1, Maximum stress, and am running 64-bit version on Vista 64. Any suggestions?
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Use LinX for now until AgentGOD can fix IBT, it's the only linpack GUI I know that currently works with i7 and HT.
30 passes for me and all is well. sweet! temps in 60s...
Quote:
Originally Posted by eflyguy
Well, I found a quick solution - just run it from the command line, twice.. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jcool
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Hi there,
First off, whata program ! :clap: Thanks.
Been using it for a couple of months now, no waiting around for hours ! :yepp:
Getting some nice results:
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...7/Stable-1.jpg
(Note, running prime in background to get loaded vcore.)
Now, there's just one thing im concerned with...
Idle voltage is 1.408v, load using prime small fft's or OCCT cpu test is 1.378v flat.. no more or less... But, when using IBT, my voltage is literately all over the place ! It varies from 1.378v (doesn't go below) to 1.456v ! :eek: It's never on a certain voltage for more than 5secs... Is this normal ? Could it be a problem with my PSU or my motherboards power delivery ? or isit just this insane program :ROTF:
Its also the same with vDIMM, idle is 2.08v, load using prime blend or memtest is 2.06v... But using this it goes up to 2.176v !!! :shocked:
Anyone else having the same results ?
Cheers,
Oz
guys how many time do i need to enter to test stability? tired of prime takes so long... lol
I run it for 15 cycles before running prime.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollaback04
Keeps me from wasting a lot of time when the CPU's not stable, but it won't catch memory or NB issues unless they're pretty bad -- so you'll still need prime.