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Thread: The CDT and copywaza lab

  1. #376
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    @eva2000

    I'll check the frequency bug
    smaller gui should not be a problem .
    Last edited by monteboy; 06-28-2008 at 02:24 PM.

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    it is a Great tool ! thanks Monteboy



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    Here my little test with the tweaker. The time is not the best, but this test should show how good the SPI Tweaker works! And it works great!

    Asus P5K Pro
    E8500 @ 4Ghz (500*8)
    4GB @ 500Mhz @ CAS 5-5-5-15
    WinXPpro SP2 32bit


    SuperPi 32M without Tweaks: 12:51,562



    SuperPi 32M with SPI Tweaker: 12:40,328



    SuperPi 32M with SPI Tweaker + Systemcache, Maxmem: 12:16,141


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    Spitweaker Version 1.0 now finished

    Changelog :

    - Change Gui Layout & Size
    - fix Statusbar Bug

    Attached Files Attached Files
    Last edited by monteboy; 06-30-2008 at 02:28 PM.

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    woohoo love the leaner interface !! wish cpuz gui was as lean

    thanks monteboy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by eva2000 View Post
    woohoo love the leaner interface !! wish cpuz gui was as lean

    thanks monteboy!
    Ok , try this !

    Maxmem = 512
    Pagefile on SecondPartition -> 512 MB
    Waza Size : 480 MB
    single file size : 128 KB
    uncheck CDT

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    i think the best thing about this monte is, it really streamlines the process, and you can get very close to, if not better results with this, without the problem of having many different copywazas on hand and starting the process, valuable time is saved when your at high mhz on ln2,

    thanks again mate

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    Thanks alot monteboy, great stuff!
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    Quote Originally Posted by monteboy View Post
    Ok , try this !

    Maxmem = 512
    Pagefile on SecondPartition -> 512 MB
    Waza Size : 480 MB
    single file size : 128 KB
    uncheck CDT
    ok tried it



    just slightly slower than my usualy maxmem 510, pagefile on C drive and 384MB waza with 1024KB below

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    Monteboy, what does the Single File in KB setting do?

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    Thanks for the cool tool, will be testing it this weekend. 32M here I come!

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    Quote Originally Posted by T_M View Post
    Monteboy, what does the Single File in KB setting do?
    How the Tweaker works :

    1. Create a Folder "Waza" on second partition (example d:\waza)
    2. Create 8 Sub-Folders ( d:\waza\0 ..... d:\waza\7 )
    3. Cenerate single files with selected filesize
    The count of single files depending on Waza Size & single file size
    4. Copy Waza Folder to SuperPI Partition.

    Example :
    480 MB Waza
    128 KB single file size

    Waza*1024 / singlefilesize = Count of single files
    480 *1024 / 128 = 3840 single files

    Thats means that each subfolder contains 3840 / 8 = 480 files

    Playing with CopyWaza in the past i had better results with smaller singlefile size.
    But anybody should find best settings for his own system.
    Last edited by monteboy; 07-02-2008 at 03:28 AM.

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    How did you configure the CDT setting?
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    Thankyou for the thorrough reasearch you guys have been doing! Can't believe I took the time to read through every post in this thread, but you made it really interresting. And it was a surprising end to it with the SPI tweaker. I'll have to test that tool and see what it can do for me.

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    I've been trying to do the cdt-iv method the old fashion (non-ocxspitweaker) and i understand you use 2 files one approximately 600 megs and the other 32 megs... put them into 1 folder.

    copy it twice to d partition
    cut it the last time
    winrar entire thing

    and then this is where it gets weird for me...

    i cut the winrar'ed 1.8GB file to my c partition

    and then the directions says to right click and paste again... however, i do not have the option to paste again...

    am i missing something or doing something incorrectly?

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    shimmi send me your email... i have some things that may help you figure it out.... although they didnt help me

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