Quote Originally Posted by Shintai View Post
Who cares above 2100Mhz right now? It doesnt even work at 1800 or 2000Mhz. The only thing that matters is the core speed for the bug.
I talked about phenom stability. The Nb speed has an valuable impact on the memory bandwith and latency. The Core can be overclocked more with an nb speed below 2100MHz.
Quote Originally Posted by Shintai View Post
Also they can not test it as such.
I asked for errata occurencies without virtualisation on the x86-64 mailing list.
There is one person who had an lockup after 1-2 days crunching. He did not have a lockup with the tlb-workaround applied.
He could reproduce the lockup so that seems to be a good testcase.

Made a kernel whom disables the bios fix without applying the workaround. Will try to reproduce his results.
1-2 days crunching ain't no quick test case. I'm curious if i can reproduce the lockup.
If so i can try the same stuff with watercooling and/or overclocking. If it's a hotspot problem the lockup should occure earlier on an overlocked system and later with watercooling.