EVERYTHING IS THERE, what else you want?

i have time n date from windows but when i use the snipet for screenshow it goes away ?

YEA I HIT THAT KEY BUT HOW TO GET IT TO PAINT? I DONT SEE EDIT TAB IN PAINT

ok ty for info got it now, so ill haver to re-run test i guess now, lol

yea go to msconfig, write down everything that is checked under the startup tab, then disable all. goto the services tab, check the box at the bottom that says, "hide all microsoft services" write down what is checked, then disable all and apply. reboot and try. that is your best option other than getting more ram.

cant type above the pic as u requested, pic takes up whole box or whatever????

Spirit0r

Hallo people here is my system too!

Core i7 920 D0   Batch #: Dont remember but was made in Costa Rica 
CPU clocked at: 4.21 Ghz
Voltage: 1.23 @ Bios Without VDroop
Idle temps: 40 38 38 34
Load temps: 76 75 71 70
GFlop peak: 54.1256


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Hmmmmm, I was just glancing over the VCore stats for the nice people who have *made the club* so far, and you have the lowest for a 920D0 up to this point, so way to go! It is too bad that you don't have a ready-record of the Batch# of this CPU because it's probably one that I am familiar with, if you have the ability to run 4210Mhz with a  1.23125/1.23725V VCore setting. There are very few Batch#'s that you can do this sort of thing with, it turns out, and I'm sort of a well-studied student of those batches from back in Spring 2009 (the origin dates to the low voltage chips are always from April-May to July 2009, it turns out).
 
Next time you tear it down for cleaning, or for re-TIM job, whatever, the Batch# is *ON THE CPU* you know? It's etched into the surface unless you've lapped the thing (like I've done my 920 D0's...it does help improve contact with the heat sink!), in fact I have a picture of one of mine, lapped somewhere here and I'll try and find it quickly and upload it for the nice people to check out! In fact I think it's the CPU in my Rig No.1 that a recently retired, and what a CPU that one is! I've had it stable up to 4.5Ghz with 12GB of RAM in the house, G. Skill RAM at that, for benchmarking, and it would twist up to 4.65Ghz or so with some prodding, but not for long...AIR ONLY cooling means it would get too hot for any sort of LinX benchmarking at that speed, so that's OUT of sight, out of line, and definitely out of mind!.
 
Let me see if I can find the picture I am thinking of here in this PC, at least I think it's here in my archives from 2009....HAY! Paydirt!! I found the sucker, and it is indeed a picture I took after some 4-5 hours hand-lapping this beautiful CPU, which is a Batch#3849B203 CPU made in Costa Rica sometime in late April/early May 2009, ie I'd have to go find the box and right now it's late and my garage is dark and I ain't in the mood to go searching for its box!
 
Anyway, YOU get the award for lowest VCore above 4.2Ghz so far, and I have made a mental note somewhere up in my frame of reference to recall your moniker for future endeavors. So congratulations on getting my attention, and yes, it IS hard to do that--I am so jaded and blessed with great CPU's myself...to wit my low Ghz and low voltage D0's are still working here doing FAHome right now as I write these words, and they are healthy and wise and veterans of some 2 years of number crunching for The Cause of FAHome, just workin' away at it since as long as I can recall back to when I built them in 2009/2010.
 
I will post that picture for everyone's edification, and yes, that CPU could be yours if you wanted to make me an offer for it! Who knows, I may sell it, although it's not the purpose of this post. I would put it into the EVGA Marketplace if I wanted to do that, unless somebody begs and pleads with me to get the thing before then...but yeah, these are beautiful CPU's when they are dressed up in high-grade satin finish like this one has been lapped ever so carefully with progressively finer grades of wet-dry sandpaper, up to 2500 grit size fyi!
 
Hope you all enjoy the picture, it's a beauty isn't it?
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
rexrzer77 

Knightviper

everything shut off like you said and the Higest problem size I can get is 24,768Mb can anyone help on getting me to the 25,000 problem size?

Yes I can help. If your still having trouble running 25000 problem size with 6G of ram.
Try this :

To all forum members: Are you having trouble running the updated LinX at 20x 25000 problems with 6G of ram?
Tip no. 1:Try restarting Linx until the Physical memory available "bar" shows 4788.
Tip no. 2: Start LinX at 20x 4535 of available memory and 24350 problem size (for example).Run it for 10 to 30 seconds. Stop LinX and the available "bar" will show 4788. Set problem size to 25000 and start LinX. If this does not work, repeat the process for tip no. 2.(Previously posted by me in another thread.)

Please post info in the following format.
 
Forum Name
Core i7 (whichever you have)   Batch #: (not required, but would be nice to include)
CPU clocked at:
Voltage:
Idle temps:
Load temps:
GFlop peak: (used for any clock speed ties, higher gflops wins)
 
I copy and paste this into the club list. It makes things easier for me. Thank you.

Forza971sbh your GFlops in LinX are too low for your cpu and clock speed to be using the latest linpak binaries. Please download and use the version in the opening post of this thread. Also please include the os time and date.
 
Thanks!

Forza971sbh

ok, i'm already using the version posted in page one as I never used this program before today (old fashioned prime95 guy inside ^^) ;)

btw, i'm interested on how priority settings in linX will impact GFlops (I used the "mormal" mode for this test session, will use "real-time" in the next one :D

 
Only use "normal" mode for these tests...also check 1)stop on error 2)Date/time in filenames 3)"None" for External applications and graphs, then hit "OK". Run a 25K Problem size/4788MB RAM, that's what they prefer here even though you are using 24GB RAM (!!). Select "20" for the Run times, push Start and you should be good to go!
 
I don't understand your low GFlops for so much RAM...what are your RAM timings, pray tell?
Loose as a goose? (must be!)...the rest  *should* happen automagically and aok fine, and you should be pushing out 80+ GFlops with that overclock and that much RAM...
 
Good luck, and hope this helped.
 
rexrzer77 
 
@Mr. Kram; Sorry about all that data in my last post for the Rig No.2, as I didn't think about your "job" of posting the results by copy/paste-- my bad!! The last one will be just as you asked, I guarantee it. BTW you are doing a fantastic job of keeping things in order and up to date here, much more 'at it' than you indicated in the beginning, ie Thurs, Tues, etc...you are doing this every day which is very nice for the members, as it helps motivate them I'm certain!
 
Thanks, we all owe you a big slap on the back, and a THANK YOU!  
 
rexrzer77 

Spirit0r
EDIT: I found my batch number and is : #3928Α553 @Kram36 : please update the info if you want just for reference, thanks :)

Done.

kram36

Please post info in the following format.

Forum Name
Core i7 (whichever you have)   Batch #: (not required, but would be nice to include)
CPU clocked at:
Voltage:
Idle temps:
Load temps:
GFlop peak: (used for any clock speed ties, higher gflops wins)

I copy and paste this into the club list. It makes things easier for me. Thank you.

 
@ Mr. KRAM--Copy in my PC No.1 post above has been changed to exactly what you wanted, and I even left out the 12GB RAM part because people can see that in the JPEG if they are curious enough about it. I hope that this satisfies your requirements so that you'll include this PC No.1 of mine in the Gulftown list of qualified PC's at some point, because after all that is why I posted it. 
IT IS OK TO QUALIFY MORE THAN ONE MACHINE, CORRECT?


 
rexrzer77 

Has anyone made a specific FAQ for OCing 920/930s to 4.2? I had a hard enough time as it was hitting 4.0, and have in fact lowered the OC to 3.8 for temp issues.

Wow, what type of cooling?