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  1. 06-23-2006, 12:10 AM #26
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    I know the answer to this but have to ask:
    How's the BIOS? Anything in there to allow any OC?
    and that SP1M time was incredible for a dual cpu rig.
    To put this in perspective,my DX3600/2mb/800(Irwindales)on a SM X6DA8-G2 does SP1M at 32S
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  2. 06-23-2006, 12:11 AM #27
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    nice now we can compare with my 5150 rig...
    i'll check your motherboard for some tools, i can't find any for temp reading, oc etc....

    oh btw don't touch the fbdimms and keep them active cooled. otherwise you'll have a "finger" reminder for a few days

    can you send me that temp proggie?

    thx
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    Fanboyitis..
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    There's the green strain and the blue strain on CPU.. There's the red strain and the green strain on GPU..
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  3. 06-23-2006, 02:30 AM #28
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    Sweet !

    Take the PrintScreen of CPU USAGE in the task manager
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    Quote Originally Posted by wtfdc
    Put in a power meter for this workstation :
    Idle : 200 watt , Running Cinebench : 210 watts

    A far cry from a Netburst based Xeon consuming 350+ watts
    Nice!

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  6. 06-23-2006, 08:01 AM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Movieman
    I know the answer to this but have to ask:
    How's the BIOS? Anything in there to allow any OC?
    and that SP1M time was incredible for a dual cpu rig.
    To put this in perspective,my DX3600/2mb/800(Irwindales)on a SM X6DA8-G2 does SP1M at 32S
    The BIOS has no OC . I don't think Supermicro will put in any OC capabilities since this is a WS /Server board not a Gaming
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  7. 06-23-2006, 08:03 AM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by duploxxx
    nice now we can compare with my 5150 rig...
    i'll check your motherboard for some tools, i can't find any for temp reading, oc etc....

    oh btw don't touch the fbdimms and keep them active cooled. otherwise you'll have a "finger" reminder for a few days

    can you send me that temp proggie?

    thx
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    Duploxx,
    What mobo do you have ? The tool from my screen shot is only for Supermicro board it's called Super Doctor
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  8. 06-23-2006, 02:10 PM #33
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    3D Mark 06 using Nvidia Quadro FX4400
    Total :2912
    CPU: 4416
    SM2.0: 1087
    HDR/SM3.0: 975

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    Quote Originally Posted by wtfdc
    The BIOS has no OC . I don't think Supermicro will put in any OC capabilities since this is a WS /Server board not a Gaming
    That's what I figured, but it's time that Supermicro wake up and understand that even us guys that like dual cpu workstations OC the damn things!
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  10. 06-23-2006, 02:19 PM #35
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  11. 06-23-2006, 02:24 PM #36
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    whaaaa, ur 3d mark score seem kinda low .... maybe b/c of GFX

    yeha lol u score 4400 out of the 6000 total score
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  12. 06-23-2006, 02:31 PM #37
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    Quote Originally Posted by theteamaqua
    whaaaa, ur 3d mark score seem kinda low .... maybe b/c of GFX

    yeha lol u score 4400 out of the 6000 total score
    Yeah, I guess the Nvidia Quadro FX4400 is more on precision and not on raw GPU .
    What do you mean by 4400 out of 6000 ?
    How about my Aquamark3 ?
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  13. 06-23-2006, 02:33 PM #38
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    Coretemp Idle :


    Coretemp running Cinebench 9.5 :

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    Thanks a lot!
    All these chips (including Conroes) seem to be running pretty toasty... :|
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    Will that motherboard support Clovertown processors as well when they are released? I'm thinking that I would like to get that motherboard + a single Xeon and some decent RAM now, then upgrade to dual Clovertown's in mid Q1 '07.

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    http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=2985
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    Quote Originally Posted by Serra
    Will that motherboard support Clovertown processors as well when they are released? I'm thinking that I would like to get that motherboard + a single Xeon and some decent RAM now, then upgrade to dual Clovertown's in mid Q1 '07.

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    Yes, same mobo, same chipset , but different BIOS can be upgraded to Clovertown
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  19. 06-23-2006, 04:16 PM #44
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Coolest
    Thanks a lot!
    All these chips (including Conroes) seem to be running pretty toasty... :|
    I don't care too much about temperature , but Wattage is more important . This workstation only consumes 210 watts at close to 100 percent CPU utilizations
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    Quote Originally Posted by wtfdc
    I don't care too much about temperature , but Wattage is more important . This workstation only consumes 210 watts at close to 100 percent CPU utilizations
    Is that on the 1U or the Passive cooled?

    Could we get some shots of the setup too?

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by wtfdc
    I don't care too much about temperature , but Wattage is more important . This workstation only consumes 210 watts at close to 100 percent CPU utilizations
    Nice, that's a pretty good power consumption from 4 cores at full load.
    What's the cooling that you're using? and as said above my post, can you post pics of your setup?
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  22. 06-23-2006, 04:33 PM #47
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    It's in a tower based workstation , passive heatsinks.
    What's the wattage of a Dual Opteron 2.8 Ghz , mobo and 4 GB of RAM running these days ?
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    Hi, can you make some benchmarks of visual c++ compiling, divx compress and quake 4? thx on advance.
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