Even though the DRAM voltage is 1.9V
DRAM voltage is 1.9V, but it is displayed as 1.8V, is that a specification?

On 9/23/2021 at 11:44 PM, GTI-R said:

Even though the DRAM voltage is 1.9V
DRAM voltage is 1.9V, but it is displayed as 1.8V, is that a specification?

 

Flash MEI in bios or OS has gone to sh!t

20 hours ago, GTI-R said:

I'm following the guide to install this eram, but I'm not getting the screen as the guide says, but I managed to install it, but I can't open drive Z.
After rebooting, it disappears.
I'm at a loss.

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

I have a hard time with XP every time.
Lack of learning ability

Edited September 26, 20213 yr by GTI-R

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

The fact that the voltage display on the dram is not correct is fatal.
Is it just me?
Poor response time.
Please improve it.

***** star thread would read again /10

On 9/23/2021 at 11:44 PM, GTI-R said:

Even though the DRAM voltage is 1.9V
DRAM voltage is 1.9V, but it is displayed as 1.8V, is that a specification?

This is a bug with AFD, use the XP version as it doesn't do this.

Some Geek 3 DJR  testing, still no 5600 here but this is definitely a viable option instead of B-Die.

 

5 hours ago, l0ud_sil3nc3 said:

This is a bug with AFD, use the XP version as it doesn't do this.

I don't know how to install this thing!

4 hours ago, GTI-R said:

I don't know how to install this thing!

I usually double click the installer and finger blast next, next, next

 

@GTI-Rtry this AFD I have attached, it hasn't given me any problems like the 1.8v vdimm upon opening bug you're experiencing.

 

AFDeeznuts.zip

Edited September 30, 20213 yr by l0ud_sil3nc3

Thank you.
Thanks to you, the DRAM voltage values are displaying normally.
The BCLK values are sometimes buggy, but...
Also, I would like to ask if this popup that occurs every time I boot up is
Is it OK to cancel all these pop-ups?
Also, what are the MAXMEM values, I'm using dual rank DRAM.
The only thing that bothers me is that my Super Pi time is much slower than my Windows 7 benchmate.

Edited September 30, 20213 yr by GTI-R

How much space should I have on drive D?

Moved to Rocket Lake 32M Pi Tweaks for Noobs from this thread.

Edited October 3, 20213 yr by GTI-R

Definitely my Windows XP is slow!

My XP is an additional two seconds slower at single rank.
Please help.

On 10/1/2021 at 7:04 AM, GTI-R said:

How much space should I have on drive D?

At least enough size for your waza files, and whatever other tools should you choose to keep them there instead of your OS drive.

On 10/6/2021 at 8:30 AM, GTI-R said:

My XP is an additional two seconds slower at single rank.
Please help.

Single rank will always be slower than dual rank at the same clocks/timings, you will need to run your single rank kit at a much higher frequency (and tighter timings) to make it faster.

11 hours ago, l0ud_sil3nc3 said:

At least enough size for your waza files, and whatever other tools should you choose to keep them there instead of your OS drive.

Single rank will always be slower than dual rank at the same clocks/timings, you will need to run your single rank kit at a much higher frequency (and tighter timings) to make it faster.

What I'm trying to say is that you can get a good time with 7 or 10.
I'm just saying that if you can get a good time with 7 or 10, but only XP has an extremely bad time, there must be a problem with the OS.
The timing of both single and dual is very strict.
I've been able to break into the 4 second range with both settings.

Geekbench 3 and AIDA64 Memory DJR testing. 5780c20 1.902V, mems air and cpu water cooled. The new Kingston Fury Renegade works great with OC Formula ?

noliso`s AIDA64 - Memory Read score: 86853 points with a DDR4 SDRAM (hwbot.org)

noliso`s Geekbench3 - Multi Core score: 50115 points with a Core i9 11900K (hwbot.org)

@noliso that's a nice kit of ramz!

On 10/11/2021 at 2:35 PM, l0ud_sil3nc3 said:

@noliso that's a nice kit of ramz!

Oos at Kingston website, only direct special order.

Awesome kit there @noliso

11 hours ago, GTI-R said:

I'm sorry for the trouble I've caused you.
I've been using this XP for a while now.
The same DRAM setting slows down the pi time by more than 0.5 seconds against the Windows 7 benchmate.
I've tried everything, but I'm at a loss.
I'm using dual rank DRAM.
Single rank slows it down by more than a second.
Can you please give me some advice?
I'm using both ERAM and waza.
I'm wondering if I'm being inefficient in this area.

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Hi @GTI-R , that XP image i made for the z590 OC formula works better for 3d than 2d as it is a full fat OS ( was made fast for 3dmark01 bench ) . You can trim it a little using nlite and make it a tiny xp OS wish will be faster for 2d.

I'm no Pi 32m master ? so you might want to wait for one of the heavy hitters at 2d for that kind of help as my forte is 3d .

Edited October 13, 20213 yr by chispy

4 hours ago, chispy said:

やあ @ GTI-R 、z590 OC式用に作成したXPイメージは、フルファットOS（3dmark01ベンチ用に高速化された）であるため、2dよりも3dの方がうまく機能します。あなたはnliteを使ってそれを少しトリミングして、それを小さなxpOSの願いを2dでより速くすることができます。

私はPi32mマスターではありません ?私の得意分野は3D なので、2Dでヘビーヒッターの1人がそのような助けを得るのを待つことをお勧めします。

Thank you for your thoughtful answer

For heavy hitters in 2D
Please support the introduction of XP
I'm willing to do it, but I don't have the knowledge.

probably work every XP from any intel platfrom only replace ACPI file and use IDE mod on sata ports