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Former Member
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It looks like you have HT turned on. 5 hours for 8 threads is quite normal. And the timings are too agressive for 1400 MHZ Can you tell what is the frequency of your i7. Mine i7 @ 3.8 does HCC in 5.5 hours with HT on.
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Hypernova
Master Cruncher Audaces Fortuna Juvat ! Vaud - Switzerland Joined: Dec 16, 2008 Post Count: 1908 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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zeni7 I see no resolve so maybe you still have this trouble.
----------------------------------------Definitively you have agressive memory timings. I also push my memory out of bounds until I get a BSD during crunching and then I throttle back until I have 24 hours running no problem and keep it like that. My devices are setup in a way that if a BSD due to memory fault happens it will restart all again and continue crunching. If I am not to monitor, this machine will BSD repeatedly and give the impression that it is crunching but with low results. I had this a short while ago when I fired up a new rig, a low point count made me check and monitor closely the machine and I had to throttle a little some memory settings. A good test is to go through Prime95 or even the Boinc benchmark done three to four times in a row can BSD once if you are too limit. In your case you say that you have longer times but your daily point count is it higher or lower. If higher BSD theory is wrong, lower then it could be the culprit. ![]() [Edit 1 times, last edit by Hypernova at Mar 28, 2010 10:26:38 AM] |
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Movieman
Veteran Cruncher Joined: Sep 9, 2006 Post Count: 1042 Status: Offline |
Set your memory timings to CAS7-7-7-21 vs the settings you show.
----------------------------------------Leave all other memory settings the same. Make sure your memory voltage( VDIMM) is set to 1.65v not 1.5v. ![]() [Edit 1 times, last edit by Movieman at Mar 28, 2010 11:26:01 AM] |
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