GtiJason

Very Nice !

Dope!

You did it ! 3rd? times a charm huh, Congrats

Go go !

Good job, love to see high clocked tight mems at 1t 1:1 Thats why this exact setup has won a spot on one of my 3 test benchs

Good job man, looks like a fun time !

So Strong !

Holy 3d, so crazy ! Great job

Now this is awesome, well done !

Great job David !

Nice rig buddy !

Awesome, nice to see this great run bring out some old heads !

Nice !

Strong IMC and time !

Very Nice Nox !

WOW !

That's one tough 3070 !

Strong El Peedee's nice run !

I see you ! haha

Just a Corsair h150i elite capellix. The room has it's own AC so I can get air temp just under 20C Should be a pic in my updated score here https://hwbot.org/submission/4817356_gtijason_xtu_2.0_core_i9_11900kf_5971_marks/

Sorry about the quality, but I made it a second time and focused in on the important stuff In Windows XP I am just showing you how to stop the pop up's by Right clicking on driver in Device Manager and choosing Disable. Also showing the last step in ERAM where you copy SuperPi folder to ERam "Z" drive and make shortcut for it. Remember you need to run 16k for fast time first like in the directions "Daily" rig or PC used for flashing .gho is z590 APEX Benching PC is z590 OC Formula Make images, use images, make your life easier ! Peace

I just wanted to post this here for all the people getting bad SuperPi 32m times or having problems with the Macrium image from post # 1 The reason why the HWBot Windows XP is slow is because it has extra things installed and way too many services enabled. Use CCleaner to uninstall all this junk and the services picture to see how it should be set up You should only have 12 processes running when you open task manager Formula Drive is buggy but it does work if you install A-Tuning first And use this picture to change services CCleaner.zip

Yeah Boi !!!

Flash MEI in bios or OS has gone to sh!t I think selecting "External (E) need edit BOOT.INI requires using batch file format_auto_eram.bat I went into detail at RocketLake 32m Noob thread

Flash / Restore .GHO Ghost image This is ridiculously easy, here's what you need _A computer, preferably not your benching setup -USB2.0/3.0 to sata 2.5" adapter cable. -Standalone norton ghost (only need ghost32.exe) 1 - Connect any ssd to the cable, plug cable into pc with .gho file and Ghost32.exe (not bench rig) 2 - Open ghost select local -> disk -> *from image* 3 - follow onscreen instructions to select the 1) .gho file your flashing / restoring 2) SSD you are flashing it to (bench ssd) probably will be called "Generic External" since it's connected with USB to sata adaptor cable 4 - Once ghost finishes don't click restart, just click continue and you can close the program now - Safe eject the external ssd and connect it to bench hardware - you now have a fresh OS all prepped ready to bench. Ghost32.zip