Now what is this.
It validates
In short, tried XEN 4.1 with the 9850 oced to 2.8GHz with an Win 2003 64bit Server Guest os. System runs stable. With an 9600BE it was only stable up to 2.5GHz.
Now what is this.
It validates
In short, tried XEN 4.1 with the 9850 oced to 2.8GHz with an Win 2003 64bit Server Guest os. System runs stable. With an 9600BE it was only stable up to 2.5GHz.
Last edited by justapost; 04-09-2008 at 01:52 AM.
Originally Posted by justapost
Now what is this.
It validates
In short, tried XEN 4.1 with the 9850 oced to 2.8GHz with an Win 2003 64bit Server Guest os. System runs stable. With an 9600BE it was only stable up to 2.5GHz.
What have you done!?!
You've tasted the forbidden fruit of spi
AMD has 2 "new bestsellers" for you:BKDG and a revision guide for 10h Family
both dated April 09,2008. Enjoy
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/..._15343,00.html
@CooperCan you take a picture of the cpu when you change the coolers pls?thx
Hey Wiak are you sure it's the right staff on top of the cpu? Looks a bit like someone got "overexcited" a little bit
I know I would've ,nice pictures thx
Last edited by SocketMan; 04-09-2008 at 02:16 AM.
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He He, check the screenshot at least it's an intel chipset.What have you done!?!
You've tasted the forbidden fruit of spi
Yea thats why the time is so high probably,He He, check the screenshot at least it's an intel chipset.
virtualization?
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Thanks Cooper
Last edited by SocketMan; 04-09-2008 at 10:51 AM.
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Our success depends upon individuals collectively contributing their unused computer time to change the world for the better.
:Yepp: Trying XEN 4.1 here. At 2.6GHz I get around 1000MB/s thruput in winrar with both the 9600BE and the 9850BE. That is a little odd. As if they apply the linux tlb workaround no matter what stepping the CPU has.Yea thats why the time is so high probably,
virtualization?
Had the 9850BE with it's stock cooler in an GBT780G mobo with 4x1GB G.Skills 6400HK's. Configured it to warn me if the core temps get over 80°C, that was an anoying benchmarking at 2.8/2.2GHz 1.325/1.3V with all that noisy beeps. I did not use thermal compound, just mounted a cleaned stock cooler, but i guess that will not bring temps in resonable regions if they are above 80°. Ocing that thing in an htpc will be tricky.
After the bench i had to clear the cmos to get the system bootup again.
I was under the impression that no thermal compound = fiery death of a CPU. Is no thermal paste common around here?:Yepp: Trying XEN 4.1 here. At 2.6GHz I get around 1000MB/s thruput in winrar with both the 9600BE and the 9850BE. That is a little odd. As if they apply the linux tlb workaround no matter what stepping the CPU has.
Had the 9850BE with it's stock cooler in an GBT780G mobo with 4x1GB G.Skills 6400HK's. Configured it to warn me if the core temps get over 80°C, that was an anoying benchmarking at 2.8/2.2GHz 1.325/1.3V with all that noisy beeps. I did not use thermal compound, just mounted a cleaned stock cooler, but i guess that will not bring temps in resonable regions if they are above 80°. Ocing that thing in an htpc will be tricky.
After the bench i had to clear the cmos to get the system bootup again.
Don't think it's common.Was just husslin over here and only ran 30min benches.
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