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1 sec lower in 32m is more or less nothing. whatever my ram needs > 2.0v for 1333 cl5 so no option. try 1333 cl6 now with 6gb..

i really never experience such boot problems with xp. it was always easier compared to vista 64. but perhaps you are right and the system is better on 64bit and so the harsher boot sequence comes into play.. i suppose you compared with vista 32bit?

whatever its for benches only so i do not care that much.. but nice to know..

Compared to win 7 32bit, should be same as vista.......win 7 32 burns more ln2 altogether but winx xp32 literally boils over the ln2 pot at load screen........after boot we use less LN2 in Xp....temps diff between both OS is about 2C within the same benching session, just swapping HD's....... Mind you this is with a Kingpin pot we have noticed this with, and the Kingpin pot handles loads very well........so to actually see this temp increase with that the load has to be very intense.....

It would be safe to say win vista32 and win 732 run the cpu hotter than xp32 for 24/7 usage......but cooler on bootup.....


I've noted this on air as well with a temp probe attached to side of IHS....I have temps on these down to a science now, I know what temps benches will fail at, prime will fail at and how bad temp monitoring software via aod and or bios is off ( etc its innacurate ) I tend to be very very thorough, some would even say that I'm some what anal.........

If the side of IHS is hotter than software I can imagine how warm the core temp actually is........

Here's an example of how "anal" and thorough I am...... Im sure some of you may have experienced a crash with cinebench.........sometime you will blue screen, somtimes you will just black screen and sometimes the bench will just crash ( dissapear, etc just shut down ) and windows will still be up...........the blue screen is NB vid/IMC memory related, the black screen is core clocks/cpu voltage related and the just crash/dissapear from desktop is temp related.............