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5/23/12 at 7:10pm
Ok this is what I got...I think this has to do with pagefile size which is already at a ridiculous size. It only does this when I set the amount of RAM to test over 12 GB...

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5/23/12 at 7:27pm
Yes that's swapfile issue. Forget setting mem usage, just do the regular blend with 1 thread.
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5/23/12 at 8:43pm
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Iketh, ok how do I get Prime to run on one core and bounce around through all of them???

In the stress test window, in the middle there is an option that says "Number of torture test threads to run." Set that to 1. That's it. I recommend clicking custom though and setting ram to 80-90% of max and changing "Time to run each FFT size" to 2 minutes.
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And also, if I turn C states off, I'll have better energy savings? Is that C3 and C6 only or do I need to turn C1E off, too? If I turn that one off, won't my volts always stay up and not go back down? And if I turn speedstep off, won't that turn off my down clocking at idle?

No, the way you have yours set now is the maximum energy savings. c3/c6 fluctuate volts during 0-99% cpu load and is your biggest energy saver during general computing such as gaming. c1e is what lowers your cpu's multiplier to 16x when idle. Keep this enabled. Speedstep fluctuates your multiplier during 1%-99% loads. I personally prefer to disable this no matter what overclock i'm using.

This is testing for random/idle BSOD while using an offset?
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5/23/12 at 9:06pm
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prime will tell you if you do 20-30 minutes with 1 thread and don't do anything else (leave your computer alone)... if it's still going after 30 mins, you're good
edit: I can make a prediction for you tho going off sig rig... if your LLC is 50% or more, i bet it'll crash under 1-thread load... 25% is 50/50 with those volts. I say this only if you found the minimum stable volts for 8-threads.

So here's Prime after 2.5 hours and still going...on one thread smile.gif

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Not a single issue and my LLC is at 50% and I'm fairly certain I'm at the lowest volts for stable 8 threads because any lower and I'd either get a BSOD or Prime would crash.
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5/23/12 at 9:12pm
is this a good batch number 3208C139
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5/23/12 at 9:28pm
dose batch number mean anything
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5/23/12 at 9:52pm
Not really. Buying a chip is like playing the lottery. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
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5/23/12 at 9:57pm
IB is similar to SB with batches, you can get 2 chips from the same batch that overclock pretty differently. Like Nihilo said, it's a silicon lottery. Only difference is ivy likes cold, cooler you can run the chip, the better it will do, sandy didn't care if it was cooled by ln2 or air, it would hit a wall & stop there.
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5/23/12 at 10:53pm
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I have heard of one that was worse, one of the bench team got one that wouldn't do 2000Mhz memory, now that is a weak imc. How much vccio you running? With 2 x tridentx 1.2V was good for me up to 2600 - 2800Mhz.
edit: just remembering I used higher vccio for booting in at 6Ghz +, I'll have to try a new board tomorrow on normal cooling & test out memory...

Interested to see what you get. I am stuck at 2400 Mhz as well.
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5/24/12 at 12:56am
This is the highest I've run on ivy so far, hoping I get some time to try to get higher for the g skill comp that is running this month.
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