Jump to content
HWBOT Community Forums

bolc

Members
  • Posts

    689
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    3

Posts posted by bolc

  1. well, you can t go manually and delete the sub... I mean you can, but it will appear all the time, and there is no way to control it.
    plus, if for some reason the top score gets moderated, there will not be a second score in the database and will have to be re-+entered.

    recalc the sub may put its score to 0 but will not remove it (hence ranking and medals are wrong).

    Hitting the Recalculate Points button does not seem to work all the time. A recent example here with Nik's dual sub:
    http://hwbot.org/benchmark/superpi_-_1m/rankings?start=6&hardwareTypeId=processor_1508#start=0#interval=20

     

    for my teammates, i go check and recalc/delete the extra score, but there should be a way to find what is happening? it didn t happen in rev 6 didn t it ?

  2. 11 hours ago, quiekMew said:

    i definitely used the 400MHz strap to do 690MHz and the 200Mhz one when attempting to do 666MHz IIRC

    the ram will do what it can.
    imo, not achieving high ram frequency has to do with the chipset not handling high fsb and ram frequency but not the rams.
     

    otherwise i had a ep45 ud3p which would not do x 2.4 B (strap333) cas5 with fsb of 540+ ish so had to do 540+ cas4, but another board has no pb doing x2.4B cas5...
    which mch, mch ref and ram ref voltages do you use ?

    690/720 cas5 (tight?) at 2.3 V is sweet ! really. see if they can do spi32m, nonetheless, very impressive.

    • Like 1
  3. removing socket notches is easy, but making holes in the cpu pcb is fine too, but is a bit more risky for the cpu if you never did this before. the cpu is more rare than the board so you might want to do the board instead ;)
    but but :D for a 3014, a REX is likely better, series 3000 are compatible with x38/48, so if you plan to REX it later, you may make notches.
    as far as you need to go :
    intel-xeon-e5450-3-0-ghz-quad-core-hard-

  4. On 11/9/2018 at 10:27 AM, bolc said:

    hi all.
    sorry if this has already been covered... but are sockets 1151 based on chipset 1xx 2xx and 3xx all considered to be the same and unique, for cpu stages 1 ,2 etc ?
    i d think 1xx and 2xx as 1151 v1 and 3xx aa 1151 v2, but when you submit 7700k and 8700k, only the best remains. hence I suppose you adopted the POV of a unique 1151 socket ?
    thanks

    Bump :)

    Thanks

  5. this bug can happen a lot. my workaround is to have 2 folders of cpu-z 1.86 (or keep the zip file closeby). delete the buggy cpu-z folder one and replace it with a fresh copy, then it will show the spd

    somehow cpu-z gets "corrupted" and stops displaying spd tab or the real voltage and shows Vid instead

    hope this works for you

  6. hi all.
    sorry if this has already been covered... but are sockets 1151 based on chipset 1xx 2xx and 3xx all considered to be the same and unique, for cpu stages 1 ,2 etc ?
    i d think 1xx and 2xx as 1151 v1 and 3xx aa 1151 v2, but when you submit 7700k and 8700k, only the best remains. hence I suppose you adopted the POV of a unique 1151 socket ?
    thanks

×
×
  • Create New...