[Splave]

Well since my new 980x is dawg, heated the f1 up dried it off and picked up the classy p55 for some late night action

This i680 seems to be a winner



Thanks again to elano for a bit of troubleshooting help with p55, hes the mastah We figured out why I was getting a laggy mouse which brings me to the cold bug.

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Cold slow occurs if I keep it at -190c for 2 long. If i bring it down quick and say run wprime to heat it back up it will be fine. If not I get laggy mouse and whole system stutters. Seems to like it right at -177 to -183 or so. I think something is freezing around the socket causing this.

Was trying to get a good pi time for the most part, and in between that ran wprime and pifast once just to get some hw bucks for now.

I kept getting not convergent, and not exact in round alot. Also a bunch of 9c BSODs, which is vtt or vcore I always forget.

Anyways, had fun 40L to go and im sure there is a ton more to pull out of this chip. Was a good reintro to the good old p55 classy. Shout out to rom for letting me borrow his evbot saved a ton of ln2 with it for those #16 post codes.

[Chuchnit]

Looks good dude. You think she has more pifast and 1m mhz in her if you spend a little more time with it?

[Splave]

Thats what im thinking

[Hondacity]

ht off please

[Splave]

sorry for the bad results guys I will work harder

maybe some more tonight?

[ReverendMaynard]

How can you be sorry when you're grinding out results....good, bad, excellent....they're still results brother

[Splave]

thanks rev head
I guess Im just in global mode still is all. seems lackluster but ahwell

Another interesting thing, I got higher with the x8 mem multi than with x6 226 wont even spi1m at x6


is 9c BSOD vcore?

[ReverendMaynard]

Originally Posted by Splave

thanks rev head
I guess Im just in global mode still is all. seems lackluster but ahwell

Another interesting thing, I got higher with the x8 mem multi than with x6 226 wont even spi1m at x6


is 9c BSOD vcore?

power related event?

[Splave]

maybe because my AC is on the same power strip as my monitor and PSU ??

perhaps I should try moving it to a different breakers

[ReverendMaynard]

Originally Posted by Splave

maybe because my AC is on the same power strip as my monitor and PSU ??

perhaps I should try moving it to a different breakers

absolutely. Sorry I was vague, received a call when I was originally putting in an edit.

Just a quick flicker can cause that. I've had it happen during imaging outside the UPS ( I roll like that) and a minor brown out occurs.

If it happens again after you've moved from that breaker start looking at your PSU.