You don't need to listen to music for the 250 loops run,just play couple of times a clean music mp3 while testing to check qpi stability. Mine are not assumptions anyway but based on real experience. You say let's not discuss what's stable and what's not here,but the name of your thread is "Intel 4.5 GHZ & 5 GHZ LINX STABLE CLUB". SO i was pointing out that your requirements don't give any warranty of Lynx stability,since IF you had read the readme.txt in Lynx you would have seen that to call stable a system at least 50-100 passes with all logical cores at work are needed. I say that this discussion belongs to this threadOriginally Posted by zalbard
Why don't you start your own club, then? See how many people want to run 250 loops while sitting at the PC and carefully listening to the music for hours at a time looking for stutters (and do you want them to post 10+ hour recordings of their music playback?)...
I think my requirements are reasonable. Seeing as I've got around 200 people join, I guess I'm not the only one thinking that way.
You are posting a lot of assumptions about an SR-2 setup. Looks like you don't have one. So why are you so bothered?
Let's not discuss what's stable and what's not here. I've never claimed ultimate stability. Just sufficient one.I think this discussion belongs to a different thread.
And what is this "Lynx" you keep talking about?
This is the link to my build in evga modrigs if you are interested.Later when my scandisk finishes on my desktop i will post the screenshot you asked as proof that i own such system even if yours seems just a childish provocation.Infact i don't understand how my statements would be less right even if i was running a downclocked pentium pro since before quoting my experience i quoted the readme included with the installer of lynx:
http://www.evga.com/ModsRigs/detail.aspx?BuildID=22992
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