Dang! You put it in a case. I have mine behind my computer desk. Even there it runs at 23 C while crunching.
Dang! You put it in a case. I have mine behind my computer desk. Even there it runs at 23 C while crunching.
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cool thankswhile I havent got mine running, I'd pick the Intel ones over the SI ones
lol I knew I kept the ancient antec workstation for something. I bought it for my first amd duron 700 build. it fits perfect.
I'm amazed it takes a 12x13" EATX board..cool thanks
lol I knew I kept the ancient antec workstation for something. I bought it for my first amd duron 700 build. it fits perfect.
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is this normal for one core to be higher?
non issue, as it's such a low temp it wouldn't concern me.
is this normal for one core to be higher?
These are rated for 100C so 20 anything is cake..
Mine run at up to 40C in a closed case and 34C in an open case..
This is one of those deals where I look at the temps and then look at the X3380 at 57C at 100% load and just smile.
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Perhaps, you may want to reapply thermal paste and remount the heatsink?
is this normal for one core to be higher?
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Kind of off topic, but... that exact power supply you have... I had one of them go out the other day. c_c I hate to even look at it. lol Not sure what size yours is but mine was 650w and it died after 2 years of running at maybe a max of 300W..well I got my baby up and running.
My first duallie!!!
Anyways, sorry if I missed it in this huge thread but how many boinc points do these produce? And what could a complete setup cost someone?
The Corsair 400w is an excellent PSU for this build.
$49.95 at the egg.
As to cost to build( In the USA:
board: $30.00
memory: $37.00(2x1gig)
HS: $10.00 each and shipping
cpu's: Tough to say, it's "catch as catch can" from ebay.
maybe $100.00/pair right now
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Thanks Dave! These are rather cost effective little items it seems. Who doesn't want a dual socket rig of some type?
How many boinc points could one expect from this setup?
7000-8000 a day WCG points, divide by 7 for boinc points.Thanks Dave! These are rather cost effective little items it seems. Who doesn't want a dual socket rig of some type?
How many boinc points could one expect from this setup?
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Avg. boinc for my 2gig sammys is 1009.28 or 7064.96 WCG. I have a pair of 1.6 setting on my desk doing nothing. I need to find them a home.
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I'm still searching for those elusive 2167's and the impossible to find 2300's..
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That's a pretty decent output for this price and power usage. I'm sure that's why there's a 46 page long thread on them. =p Thanks guys.
It isn't that it's huge power as it isn't.
What it is, is a decent output in a machine that will essentially run without maintainence, ok, so blow out the dust twice a year, run cool, use just a little elec and do all of the above well.
The key is that the parts were orginally server quality.
The board was $430-480 depending on who was selling.
At that price back in 2006 it wasn't worth doing but at $30.00 for the board and $100.00 for a pair of cpu's it is.
My Sammy rigs have done well over 2,000,000 WCG points so far.
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Another good thing is the amount of heat produced. My Q6600 alone could heat my room in the winter. (Also doesn't help that my room is upstairs.)
Yep I can't wait to get mine online.
hint hint Dave...
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Intel Core i7 2600k @ 4.5GHz, 16GB DDR3-1600, Radeon 7950 @ 1000/1250, Win 10 Pro x64
Dave, beat this.
Oh yeah, check the CPU power in the HW monitor window. Victor knew what was good.
Yup, that's right. 30W fully loaded, 50C passive on my CNPS-9500. 12W idle
Main rig:
CPU: I7 920C0 @ 3.6Ghz (180*20)
Mobo: DFI UT X58 T3eH8
RAM: 12GB OCZ DDR3-1600 Platinum
GPU/LCD: GeForce GTX280 + GeForce 8600GTS (Quad LCDs)
Intel X25-M G2 80GB, 12TB storage
PSU/Case: Corsair AX850, Silverstone TJ07
I know for F@H the x8 bus doesn't matter. Heck I was running a card on a first gen PCIe x4 slot with no issues on it
If you are referring to GPUgrid, I don't know.
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this was the deciding factor when building the Sossa. I honestly can't believe how cool this sever runs under full load. I live in Florida and the room it runs in doesn't heat up at all. I had to see it run first hand, before I believed.
Not sure if this is a good price, but here's what I found on ebay.
Link
I'm almost always available on Steam to chat. Same username.
Thats the going rate at the moment as far as I am aware. Only a few people are selling them and he's one of them.
great, first thought after reading this post.......hmmm well another mobo is only $30.
Yes, I agree. I have a GTX 295 I'd like to throw on a WCG project. Sorry F@H guys, that project tends to give me a headache and it might cut into my WCG points.
We've had enough new projects lately to at least have 1 of them be CUDA based. Too bad. =/
On another off topic side note I upgraded my athlon 6400+ to a phenom 9600 because my old rigs mobo died and I had the phenom waiting to be used thanks to an awesome member from here. I oc'd the phenom to 2.7ghz, not sure if it'll go higher. Cpu temp is around 42*c with some cheap copper butterfly HS I had. (24*c amb)
I'd like to mess around with a sossaman rig.
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Not enough of these lately!
Thread derailment must return to XS WCG!!!
So I've finally got Sammy2 crunching and GPU folding, seems like the 64-bit requirement is only there in case you want to use the CPU to fold as well (but obviously I want to keep the CPU on WCG).
Now to get Sammy1 re-installed with Linux and BOINC. Just had to sort out a little mishap with the remote management cards fighting over IPs on the router, but that's fixed now.
I also got a little sidetracked fiddling with the alsa usb sound driver, I've been trying to get 5.1 analog out of this usb card and it took writing my own patch to the driver to get it working... gotta love Linux!
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