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Since I didn't have much time or warm clothes, I set everything to auto on the 3770k and used Intel's XTU. It started throwing errors at 4.5ghz on stock voltage. I think its stable at 4.4 and temps are acceptable in the high 60s. Another one of those things I should have done a while ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sphynx
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A Christmas present to yourself! You got a free core or two.Quote:
Originally Posted by MindCrime
http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/n...psrflu1vyt.jpg
This X2 in a server mobo. Christmas present to myself. \m/
Notice the voltage. 56 cores @250 watts on 100% load.
You're obviously a great gift giver and, lucky me, I have a birthday coming up. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nanoprobe
So I'm trying to get a benchmark between my X5650s, (12 cores HT0 at 2.66gHz versus my E5-1650v2 at 3.5gHz (12 cores HT). Like a dummy I used Rosetta@home which has a target CPU time, so the times were the same. However granted credit was a 37% increase in favor of the E5-1650v2. Anyone compared the E5s versus the X56XX on any other projects? I'm going to try this out on some raytrace rendering now (Maya / vRay)
Does wiring my apt. for Internet with RG-6 and Cat-6 count as an upgrade?
So what do you plan to do with all that LAN bandwidth?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fire$torm
That was for my Comcast Service. Needed the RG-6 so I could move my gateway to a different room. And the CAT-6 to connect my AV stuff (via a Netgear ProSAFE GSS108E Click Switch) and gaming rig to the gateway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aux10
Okay, I tweaked Kodi a bit today for the movies I've started to add to the box. And as requested, a pic....
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2hanfe8vtm...0View.jpg?dl=1
Looks like F$ is baaaaaack!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fire$torm