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  1. Sure, I already know how to run Pi in XP and many of the tweaks. Did you come up with maxmem and waza tweaks or someone else on the internet? I thought you never had help.

     

    Never had Llano. Deneb, #4 and #11. #11 on, guess what, a board that is 12 seconds slower than the other, with equal efficiency on the #4 run to the #3 and #2 runs, and better efficiency than #1. I haven't rebenched the #11 chip because its missing 20 pins, lost a lot of hardware that was stolen / broken. Fast run was done on a further slimmed readily available torrent OS with convenient installation, sure. I still put in hours upon hours testing maxmem and themes and different copy-waza sizes, OCX waza vs. manual, RAM timings, speeds, ratios, and other methods at the time when I had the time.

     

    I didn't just magically forget how the game goes, I didn't ask for your Win 7 that you non-offered.

     

    This is pointless, but yeah, nice Llano run. Congrats?

     

    It seems others here were / have been just as clueless until Infrared found speed. Good for him, maybe I'll do the same. Who cares.

  2. Im going to put this simple and as nice as possible which there is no nice way to really put it.

     

    To be an " pro overclocker" requires you to be able to tune software and hardware alike.

     

    Previous stuff and xp many used someone elses tuned OS.

     

    I used my own personal tuned/collaborated with another member Xp.

     

    I did not "copy".

     

    That said.

     

    Would you ask me to tune your system to so you could take credit for my work?

     

    If answer = no.

     

    Welcome to the first step towards pro overclocking.

     

    No one helped me improve but me btw.

     

    I have results that smoke everyone on older arch amd that were part of "reviews" and just show and tell or never even posted.

     

    Best help anyone ever told me.

     

    "Keep testing eventually you will figure it out than you will not need mine or anyones help."

     

    The irony of it all despite all of the above...is the OS is almost bone stock and unstripped so you guys are certainly make me chuckle ;)

     

    The part that now your starting to piss me off is i have shared plenty.

     

    Less cache slower certain boards faster. So seriously do not give me crap about not helping. Hell i even posted a timing table from 24/7 settings that were fast.

     

    Want me to come bench it for you to?

    Let me explain where I'm coming from.

     

    I don't care about being a pro overclocker. I don't care about being the best. For me to be informative of where I'm at in the "keep testing" process is only to be transparent, mostly because the scores I shared obviously sucked. By doing this, I was not automatically asking for a free lunch.

     

    That goes for this thread, and the one at XtremeSystems where I was criticized in the same manner for being excited that I had finally saved up enough money for Ryzen, 3 months after launch and right before the first LN2 I'd touched in years at a bench party I didn't schedule. To paraphrase, I mentioned "It'll be a headache, and I don't have much time, though I have been reading up on the platform...I'll still have fun, I am not worried about 32M performance, and the board I know is slower will go into my 24/7 rig afterwards". You replied "Extreme overclockers either work around issues or sit the bench. My 2c."

     

    Short and obvious, but fair enough, I wasn't going to say anything. The next reply in the thread was (paraphrase) "good luck with that, if you want our efficiency, do what we did, the efficiency isn't magic or dumb luck, its hard work."

     

    Why did these points need to be proved? Were I asking for them to be drilled that hard, right up my? Was my position unclear?

     

    I've used my own XP OS'es before, and in other times, used others. I never asked you for the handouts you don't want to give out, nor do I want to take credit for your work. It's just that if people DO want to share, we all say please, thank you, you're welcome and move on. If you don't want to share then don't mention it.

     

    Less cache slower, certain boards faster is common sense across all platforms. SR RAM is almost always slower than DR RAM, unless the SR is tuned faster and often it can be tuned faster. Been that way forever. Yeah, the DR Hynix is a pita but it's obvious your kit does better timings at any given frequency anyway, and will be more efficient (DR > SR) at the same, so what are you proving to me by pulling out the board and posting more results?

     

    I do appreciate the testing that you do, and have done, and what you do show to the community. You have posted Ryzen screenshots of what is capable in 24/7 setups and that does indeed help people.

     

    Keep on doing what you do, but when I say "I don't think I can go much faster" with a kit that max's 3200 14-16-16 @ 1.78v and loose AF secondaries, and that prompts you to "bench the asus with DR hynix which is way harder to OC much less get stable" it rubs me the wrong way man.

     

    No more. I'll just quit discussing in a place designed to discuss and put up results if I feel like it someday.

  3. It's not going to be shared.

    Cool, that's fine, don't really care.

     

    What I do wonder about is the fact that my own teammates brought this up in the first place just to be despotic. Do I care if the ship sailed, if I never knew about the ship in the first place? Has a nice "Lookie here, if only, btw sux 2 suk, get your own f*r" vibe.

     

    Good to know though. Will gladly work on my own, or not. Sometimes I feel like I have been through way too much over the past four years to put any bit of my empty soul into this. None of this is about winning for me anymore, it's about having fun. I will have fun without any of your OS "help" - I didn't ask for it anyway.

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  4. Are you using a mechanical drive? I use a raptor

    Started with Intel X25-V, moved to Samsung 830 128GB. X25-V write speed is too low and hurts times.

     

    No sort of waza / ramdisk / etc tweaks yet or OS customization. Need to put more time in, obviously Infrared found quite a bit of speed.

     

    Ill bench the asus with DR hynix which is way harder to OC much less get stable ;)

     

    If only it was just as easy as dling mine and zens tweaked PI OS like the old days in xs hwbot team.

    section.

     

    Team is pretty much dead so that ship has sailed.

    I'm sure it is harder, but this is also some **** tier $100 MFR. As far as the team and Pi OS, that's up to you two if you want to share. Yeah, the team is a bit dead, but we are the team.

  5. I'm easiliy in 8-2x range with Corsair DR Hynix @ 2666....

     

    b-die is not the reason I am sub 8:40s. B-die is the reason I am sub 8-20's

     

    I was fooling around on C6H yesterday on new agesa with 64gb DR

     

    Was 24/7 settings 2T CR legit 24/7 to make it stable settings.......on a 1400 which I have proven to be slowest chip possible in 32m.....

     

    4x16gb DR 64GB-------------DR Hynix 2x8gb

    Either there are tweaks I am missing or I am crazy, but I don't think I'm getting below 8:4x with those single rank Hynix at 2666 12-14-14 or 3200 14-16-16. My MFR won't do tighter, tried up to 1.8v. Some subtimings like tRC and tRFC I can't drop below ~52 and ~470 > DDR4-2933. Tested most other subs through loop 6 in 2 clk increments one at a time, could probably revisit. Your dual rank times at tighter timings would also be some amount faster, and it seems the Taichi is faster.

     

    Of course, I also haven't tried any tweaks, haven't had a lot of time to sit down with the system after the first 24 hrs straight of testing with Hynix. :P

  6. you are at C6H, right? What happen with +1 MHz BCLK?:)

    Multi reads 29.4 (?) 29.5 = right at 4G (?)

     

    Guys, may I ask why you're running 8/16 and no 2/2 or 4/4 maybe? No gain? I'm on Intel, but I get better scores with 2/2 than 4/8 even if I have only 1 core allocated. Cheers. :)

    I tried SMT off but didn't find much of a difference, not sure what the others have found regarding cores disabled. I found it may help a little to move most other processes to another CCX but no evidence to back that up yet.

     

    Have yet to break 7m49s here, but haven't had time to test B-die or any OS tweaks thoroughly.

  7. Had a great time. Thanks for the extra space in the room with filmbot and GTIJason. GTIJason, Wiggles5289, funsoul and filmbot all helped me out considerably during the weekend and I could not be more grateful.

     

    filmbot - will give that TridentZ a spin this weekend.

     

    Looking forward to seeing you all at other events, and most importantly the meetup next year! Thanks to our sponsors, Corsair and Performance-PCs! It was really great meeting you guys, even though we almost all had some sort of issues with our platforms. :)

  8. If anyone coming to the party has a gpu pot they are looking to part with let me know. If we can work a deal out ahead of time I figure we can save on Shipping costs by making the exchange at the party.

    I'm in this boat as well, if anyone has a Tek-9 Slim they'd like to part with. First dibs to Lochekey though!

     

    Haven't done GPU cold but it would be nice to.

  9. UPDATE:

    With time getting short and having not heard back from Corsair, this party will now be a party strictly for us, by us. The cost per person will actually be lower than it would have been in Philly (at least for people not sharing rooms, see above comments). The only commitments or expectations will be our own. FUN is the name of the game with this get together!!!!

     

    I'll work with the venue and ln2 supplier to get an all-in price asap, come up with a total per person price then create an official sign-up thread. We need to move quickly so we'll have to set a closing date for the sign-ups. Once sufficient funds have been sent (or at least close anyway), will book the venue for the 14th-16th of July. If we don't get enough paid sign-ups by the end date, all funds will be returned. If more than enough people pay in, either partial refunds will be made or we'll spend it all on pizza and beer.

     

    Apologies for the long delay and lack of a confirmed set up so late in the game but am doing the best I can :)

     

    Stay tuned!!!

    I'm still interested! I will probably test my dewar this month in prep on some old hardware. 75% sure I can make it.

     

    Have you talked to any other vendors? There is a MicroCenter near Philly as well.

  10. @I\.nfraR\.ed

     

    Really interesting - can you (and others) try on Windows with the build that The Stilt posted here:

    https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/first-summit-ridge-zen-benchmarks.2482739/page-114#post-38629328

     

    He and others had huge gains, because it seemed that the 2.78a build for Windows was not taking full advantage of AVX.

     

     

    For the sake of the Blender Challenge I think those should be limited to the official binary for now?

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