OneWolf

Board has some damage in the socket and possibly elsewhere was not happy at the start of the session it had 3 then dropped to two when Matt tried to fix it. Could not get the channel back so just went for it anyways

Was about 600w on the CPU after you factor GPU , vrm ect for this peak of 700w or read off the Asus PSU. Was a good session and fun to bench with Tech Tested here

Was a really good weekend with you forks and techtested. Thank you guys for hosting as well.

146w most of the time 170 peak for the session measured with PMD 4.8 ish 1.5 ish cpu 1.15 soc range

https://valid.x86.fr/bem9y9 185w measured with PMD on EPS 8 pin

185w measured with PMD on eps 8 pin

https://valid.x86.fr/760sy9

250w on air just going into the 8 pins was reading board draw high 200 range right near 300w

Nice! Keep up the work :)

figured out right at the end that the mem controller was screwing me over plan to rerun with more dry ice at a later date.

Hey was wondering if anyone could help me trouble shoot this issue I am having. Sys config: p55 FTW (a74 bios) i3 530 windows 10 1909 (have tried another older version) I have HPET enabled and I believe I have the right config all around though I may be mistaken (*shrugs) I can launch benchmate it will run the checks then benchmate launches. The timer check readout in the top of the application then does it thing tells me system is ready to bench. Go to start a application within benchmate and it jumps over to the running box (process tree within task manger changes and even pops up a second tree for a sec) then within a few seconds both the task manager process tree and the listing in the running box of benchmate application disappear. This leaves benchmate running but the app I went to launch to never start and run. I can manually launch all the programs from within the app folder and they run. Running as admin has no effect on it either. No error messages just a crash to desktop like experience in a way but benchmate is still running. Any ideas?