They have quad channel memory controllers, so the boards have 8 slots for each CPU.
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They have quad channel memory controllers, so the boards have 8 slots for each CPU.
Virssagòn
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Sorry for the huge image, if you can tell me how to hide it or something, please do
Anyway, it's the PC I use at LANs, running an i5-2500K @ 4.8GHz
There is something wrong in terms of the i5 2500k lol...
Try this bench again and post a more reliable score, sry.
Jiniix
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I swear to god that I have not edited or manipulated the score in anyway.
I run this PC at 4.2GHz normally, but I thought I'd try and up the score (was ~750 @ 4.2GHz).
Can I ask how it determines the score? Does it matter how "effecient" your Windows installation is? I design and install PCs for a living, and I know just about everything about optimizing your Windows. This install is only a few days fresh.
EDIT: Ran it again while downloading and installing Fraps, the score was 1050.
EDIT2: I restarted my PC and ran it again @ 4.8GHz. But I swear, I did nothing but run the bench and take a pic when it scored 1500.
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Virssagòn
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I swear to god that I have not edited or manipulated the score in anyway.
I run this PC at 4.2GHz normally, but I thought I'd try and up the score (was ~750 @ 4.2GHz).
Can I ask how it determines the score? Does it matter how "effecient" your Windows installation is? I design and install PCs for a living, and I know just about everything about optimizing your Windows. This install is only a few days fresh.
EDIT: Ran it again while downloading and installing Fraps, the score was 1050.
EDIT2: I restarted my PC and ran it again @ 4.8GHz. But I swear, I did nothing but run the bench and take a pic when it scored 1500.
Thats a more believable score, thanks for doing this! We had the same problem with an i5 2500k. I gonna try to fix this.
Could you post your score from 1050? Because the other i5 scores ~950 in 4.3ghz. So yours is normally that.
CrazyHV8000
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i7 3770 with 32GB of RAM and a GA-Z77X-UD5H. His chip won't overclock though, it's not a 3770K.
Yeah. that's true, it is not K-series. Someone can overclocked non k-series but mine can't because it is only for K series. Plus your dad's i7 do have HT since it is i7 series. i7 is only that have 8 thread.
EDIT: Err... It seem you got server computer right?
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CrazyHV8000
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I don't say mine did but ASrock say they can do that.
What is specs of your server? Xeon LGA 1155?
Not sure. Xeon something or rather, 16GB RAM, 3x2TB HDDs. It was a cheap server.
CrazyHV8000
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Hmm... CPUz can check it up for you maybe? Or can try type run as (opening by press Windows Logo+R) then type dxdiag.
It can but for various reasons that's easier said than done - the first problem is I don't have a monitor this server, and it lives downstairs and runs 24/7.
I'm not sure if I can get a bench on it, sorry.
CrazyHV8000
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It is okay. You should make photo of your server in another thread "post picture of your PC"
CrazyHV8000
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It is i5, I saw on CPUz
Virssagòn
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Jiniix
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I have many computers!
Right now I own:
- Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 3.2GHz
- 2x2GB Kingston ValueRAM 667MHz RAM (Don't remember clock, but obviously more because of FSB)
- GA-G31M-S2L
- AMD 5770 1GB
- Corsair CX 430W
- Fractal Design Core 1000
- Intel Core i5-2500K @ 4.2GHz
- 2x4GB HyperX 1600MHz
- ASRock Z75 Pro3
- NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB
- Silver Power SS-SP750M
- CoolerMaster HAF912
- Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 3GHz
- 2x2GB Kingston ValueRAM 667MHz RAM (Same as other Core 2)
- GA-G31M-S2L
- AMD 6870 1GB Double Dissipation
- CoolerMaster 600W Silent Pro Modular
- CoolerMaster Elite 430
- AMD Athlon X2 6400+ @ 3.8GHz
- ASUS M3A32-MVP Deluxe
- 4x1GB 800MHz Hynix
- 2x AMD 5770 1GB CFX
- Silver Power SS-SP750M
- Fractal Design R3
Plus a few GA-G31M-S2L, 2GB RAM and E7200's with no name PSU and case.
And of course my signature which is my main PC.
I work professionally as a PC designer and assembler for both a company and in my spare time for people I know or people who knows people I know.
I virtually paid about $400 for all these systems in total, but I worked many hours
I pay a tax, not sure if it exists anywhere except in Denmark, that allows me to buy PC parts and related through the company for personal use, in case I need it for work. I get everything PC related for 1/3 of the regular price and special discounts can be added to that.
The SS-SP750M is a 750W 80+ Silver modular PSU. In Denmark one of these cost $136 (We have high taxes on everything). There was a discount and I ended up being able to buy virtually as many as I wanted for $39 each.
I'm a computer enthusiast, that's for sure.
A few PCs I've assembled, giving you an idea that I'm not a scrub
http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/zz71/Jiniix/DefineMini.jpg [email protected]&temps (I like this one a lot!)
http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/zz71/Jiniix/DefineR3AW1.jpg
http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/zz71/Jiniix/IMG_0159.jpg (A pure 24/7 calculating PC, rocking an [email protected] and a scrubby GPU
)http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/zz71/Jiniix/IMG_0093.jpg
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Virssagòn
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Nice!! I want you to test it on all your rigs!
myself, I'm working for a week now in a company that sells computers, hardware and assembles of hardware. I'm learning much now, it's very exciting too. I had to build a pc today with some very nice parts
, I was like "****, if I do something wrong with these parts they blow my head off! ;p". But they found it fair enough so...
myself, I'm working for a week now in a company that sells computers, hardware and assembles of hardware. I'm learning much now, it's very exciting too. I had to build a pc today with some very nice parts
, I was like "****, if I do something wrong with these parts they blow my head off! ;p". But they found it fair enough so...
Jiniix
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I actually advised the company from buying an i7-3960X even though they insisted they wanted the best. I showed them some benchmarks picturing how bad the performance/price was on the 3960X compared to the 3930K. We're talking 3MB cache as the only difference.
That gave me a lot of credit, because they know I would've loved to use the 3960X
That gave me a lot of credit, because they know I would've loved to use the 3960X
Virssagòn
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I actually advised the company from buying an i7-3960X even though they insisted they wanted the best. I showed them some benchmarks picturing how bad the performance/price was on the 3960X compared to the 3930K. We're talking 3MB cache as the only difference.
That gave me a lot of credit, because they know I would've loved to use the 3960X
I could maybe run that one, because we always need to test everything before we deliver it. But I think the time is too short to run the bench while i'm working...