yosarianilives

Really interesting chip, can't wait to see more results with it/get my hands on one.

I would like to report a bug in the configuration for the gpupi 1b single core comp limitations @Leeghoofd Example A: https://hwbot.org/submission/3978772 Fastest damn single core I've ever seen

Is this like a reverse sandbag? Drop a monster score early so other teams just give up on that stage

What I'd like to know is why do semprons have so much IPC, even higher than l3014 http://hwbot.org/submission/3133277_aleslammer_black_hole_benchmark_sempron_130_7990_marks

Pretty sure that mine can do 2300+ but I'll be running at 109.9 for gpupi where I have to drop to the 1866 divider so we'll see how that scores with more core lower mem. Worked for x265 and XTU for me.

I'll do a run before I do my gpupi run and see how it compares. Could be it favors memory bandwidth over core speed when you run 4 threads on a 2 thread cpu.

Not sure about others, but I have an l3014 that I haven't had time to mess with because of other projects and competitions. So this stage is a good opportunity for those who haven't had a chance to bench their chips to go for some 1c globals. They're not rare, just pricey for fake internet pts (until you consider the cost of literally any other globals excluding XTU and X265)

I think without the L3014 that stage wouldn't be. But I agree that all server hw that has similar specs to desktop chips (intel pre lga 2011, AMD s939, etc) should be allowed.

If you're referring to them being slanted that's how all R6A boards are

Agreed, TSE uses 6+ gb of vram. Trying to run it on a 2 gb gpu is gonna be rng.

Why have I just ordered a gt 420 on ebay now? (hard to find a pci card)

qx9775 is consumer cpu on a server socket. Will leave it up to leeg to make the final determination.

gpupi 3.2 works just fine on this install for context

Hi! I'm having trouble getting 3.3 to run on my G470, I've tried a few different batch sizes as well as hwinfo detection levels and it still crashes on run. Attached is a screenshot and error logs, I can provide any other info that you need. @_mat_ HWiNFO64.DBG GPUPI.cfg

Why wouldn't it be? Reference frequency is a score for a motherboard. So socket would be determined by the motherboard used. Pretty sure it's always worked that way.