That's another 2k points.
That would be an amazing achievement considering you're on 920/water/gen 1 vertex. :yepp:
Planet was on areca 1680 with 11xR0 F200 200GB drives, GTX2 memory and 980 under ln2 at 5790! :shocked:
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That's another 2k points.
That would be an amazing achievement considering you're on 920/water/gen 1 vertex. :yepp:
Planet was on areca 1680 with 11xR0 F200 200GB drives, GTX2 memory and 980 under ln2 at 5790! :shocked:
gah my ram is still loose, not dynamic switching yet, and haven't even hit the volts on this 280...ive got room my friend.
however, i just missed my friend mbreslin by 76 points..time to work on ram
nothing is impossible (besides you and mike :) )
lofty goals make for outstanding accomplishments
or horrible crushing disappointment LOL
alrighty enough for tonight.
got the number five spot by a few points. tomorrow it is really time to really work it. not being arrogant, i know the controller is making it easy :)
but i do have a goal :)
once others get the controller cache it will be game over for me :(
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcmv=359473
Congrats Computurd,
I've been playing a bit with a few Vertex 2s and I can tell you, without that extra 4GB cache it would take a lot of work and a lot of OC to get to 30'
(possibly a few tweaks as well, are there any known tweaks/guidelines?)
I'm staying at 4GHz for the moment though, still hunting for the optimal stripe size.
Good morning Mr Anvil,
The optimum # of drives changed for me based cpu speed.
4800 - x5 drives
5200 - x7 drives
also pcie max oc droped from 119 to 118
reminder - use only the x64 version of pcmv
whow!!
And there goes Mr CT screaming past Mr Mbreslin to take the #5 position! :up:
Narrowest of leads - CT's 31268 to Mbreslin's 31252 - 16 points! :D
Paul has to be pouring magic sauce into that ancient 920/gen 1 vertex array! :up:
has anyone compared 1231ml vs 1880 with SSDs
also cache size performance scaling
Good the see you found it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Computurd
I had that happen to me once on my first s939 board also took me a while to find it
But there is was a 12V line
I'm planning on doing a 1231 vs 1880 but probably not till next month.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
And probably not SSDs but up to 12x acards :shocked:
Mr Dinos, sir - why not YOU do it for us!! :yepp::yepp::yepp:
i would if i had the cards. I borrowed the card from areca and they are asking for it to be sent back....
i also dont have any 4GB sticks nor do i have the 1880 card to compare
Maybe areca would let you borrow both a 1231 and an 1880 and you could do a nice write up for them?
i dont know it went through HQ so i dont know what those people discuss but i would certainly love to do that. Ive spent a lot of time on it already. This storage business is very addictive :D ... so has my mate James :D
Yes, very time consuming!
There are so many tweakable variables and the veriables interact - trying to find optimum is sometimes more an art than a science.
Some other 1880 fun..
16xhitachi 2tb raid-0 :p:
I going to test performance @ raid-5 and raid-6. I have to have something to fill up the ports on the controller :D
And 4gb cache test soon ;)
This 920 is rockin until the SB 2011 socket is out...:up:Quote:
ancient 920/gen 1 vertex array!
was wondering when you would bite!Quote:
I'm planning on doing a 1231 vs 1880 but probably not till next month.
@nizzen..jesus that is a ton of devices! would be fun to play with :)
how long until you get your 4gb and come to kill me?:)
UPS is killing me :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Computurd
Friday it was in germany or so... Fingers crossed for tomorrow :)
Until then I have fun with 32TB fresh HardDisks
I do not know what the spike is, but who cares :rolleyes:
good gives me time to get set for my final trick..the coup de grace...never used it with the 1880, works with 1680&1231 (hint , they have something the 9260 doesnt)(and not cache!), but didnt work with the 9260 OR 9211...the last trick in my hat (once i am in optimal setup)...good for some serious points...:cool:
@ Mr. Nizzen - the very nice huge 2500+ MB/s spike on hd tune writes is most likely your cache - when you go to the 4GB it should probably be same huge speed and last longer (a "wider") spike. :)
Alright Mr. CT! - will you take down Mr Planet?
That will be most impressive if you do - that's another - almost - 1700 points. :shocked:
edit - sounds like you're both happy with your areca purchase so far? ;)
I am leaving the wife....running off with 1880!
If you keep the 1880 powered up it can even keep you warm at night :ROTF:
VERY warm!!
Which is the right 4GB-module? Minimum DDR2-800 (PC-6400)???
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@ Computurd
Please shot a pic from the module-label (ram-timings)
there are only two known sticks that work at 800 mhz and they are--
(i have been through three sticks that were incompatible so there is no wiggle room here)
KVR800D2D8P6/4G kingston
UG51T7200N8DR-8CC unigen. to my knowledge not publicly available yet.
these are the onlly two that will work. this is per areca tech support. i am using unigen. i have a 2g of the kingston, but havent used it.
there are many that will work with 2 gb
410€ or US-$ 525 :eek: http://geizhals.at/deutschland/a363721.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Computurd
Why not these modules?
http://translate.googleusercontent.c...73lOWrsnZ5HoMQ
http://translate.googleusercontent.c...a3F-DPVz3bCFrg
same thing i said. multiple times. thats why i kept buying and they kept not working.
The spec is:
512M x 72-bit 4GB (4096MB) DDR2-800 CL6 SDRAM
(Synchronous DRAM) "dual rank" Registered w/Parity memory module. The
components on
this module include eighteen 256M x 8-bit DDR2-800 SDRAM in FBGA packages.
This 240-
pin DIMM uses gold contact fingers and requires +1.8V
it MUST be x8 or x16... (18 IC only is what is making it hard to find a
replacement.)
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