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thats exactly what i did, as a maintenence OS i just installed there an 120 gb SSD with Windows and all the tools so if domething went wrong im able to diagnose the whole machine and test it propperly.. as in ubuntu its not easy if you dont know the system and all the "commands".. but yeah thank you for the advice.. and as wrote before, unfortunatelly i was just able to runn it in the 1x PCIE 4 and 1x in PCIE 3, but anyway its doing what it should for now so happy with the result Thanks again for the support....

so thats interesting Looking forward to some tests but at 150 usd its kinda ewwww... and brown but on the other side, all the fans i have from them are running 24/7 for 6+ years and they are still kicking.. and the orldest one is running 10 years now

so the final state is, that the rig is stable on CPU and Memory, GPU as well but i could not get it run in 2x x16 PCIE 4.0. No mather wat i do or set up it will ens up with 1 working and one being in error state. Funny thing is that it working in a maunual setup first PCIE port in 16x PCIE 4.0 and the pcie Nr. 3 in x16 PCIE 3.0... dont ask me why or how but its working.. Im kinda OK witht he end result. BTW there is a nice command: nvidia-smi -q it shows all the details of the GPUS, as well the limits, PCIE connected to ect.... Thank you very much guys for your support and sharing the informations with me.

well my initial thought was that Ubuntu is lke Windows and OS and that there is for sure an way how to stresstest the whole system based on the Ubuntu OS... As already told this OS is new to me so my learning curve has many hickups and maybee the way of asking is not that clear or direct it would be if i would knoww what im talking about : I know what i want , the problem is to define it :).... The fah cient is kinda not working for me.. but will try it with an ETC miner to see if it gets the both GPUS runing and on what lvl... I made the Sage working in a way that it works fine if you define the lanes as PCIE 3... at least something @neurotix - thank you for your time investement and your help, appreciate it! will post back once i have an result...

it has to be ubuntu as the provider need to be ubuntu... 20.04 version... Its an threadripper build on the Asus Sage wrx80 with an threadripper 3975WX, 256 GB ram and 2x 4090 but have to say i have problems to ge running the 2x4090 o pcie 4.0 x 16 , even when i tested in a WIN 11 instalation and Ubuntu is very new to me as well as the motherboard.. so im strugling pretty much ... tryied as well to install the FAH client on ubuntu based on the comands on their side and kinda got stuck as it is missing some files and i just uninstalled it as it was throwing me every 5 min "softare error occured"... Telling my self that now i know how my Mom was feeling when i gave her the iphone and she is already an older lady was used to Android and now as well kinda "strugling so if here is someone sakilled to get me through it or give me some advice how to make it working would be nice as there are not much informations on the internet about the sage boards...

OMG, how could i forget Folding? bcs of the tree i dont see the forest LOL.... Thank you for the recomendation in the right direction....!

downloaded superposition but running it takes already 1,5 H and doing nothing... weird but ill let the "run" file finish... "download" it...

so guys, the system is stable but still kinda lacking any app to get both GPU stresstested.. wanted to make an all around stresstest on the machine to see if it is stable from each perspective, HW part.... Any ideas? found this here but non of them are working for me or im just to inmature in Ubuntu 20.04 Perform GPU, CPU, and I/O stress testing on Linux LAMBDALABS.COM How to stress test a system for simultaneous GPU and CPU loads using two stress tools, stress and gpu_burn, and three monitoring tools, htop, iotop and nvidia-smi. GitHub - wilicc/gpu-burn: Multi-GPU CUDA stress test GITHUB.COM Multi-GPU CUDA stress test. Contribute to wilicc/gpu-burn development by creating an account on GitHub. any support would be highly appreciated....

I rly like their approach.. not packing poo nicely and trying to sell it as (bon-bons) candy

Just got an email from Thermal Grizzly: Dear Thermal Grizzly Customer, Based on recent feedback from a small number of customers, we would like to bring the following to your attention: During the installation of the Intel Mycro-Direct-Die and the Intel High Performance Heatspreader V1, it may occur that the desired cooling performance is not achieved. Ensure that the optimal cooling is indeed reached. If you find that the performance does not meet your expectations, we kindly ask you to send an email to [email protected] so we can find a satisfying solution. The email should include the following information: -Which cooler are you using? (if using the heatspreader) -Which motherboard are you using? -Which thermal paste or liquid metal are you using? Photos of the components as well as before/after screenshots of the temperatures under load would help us better to judge the current situation. Our engineers are working hard to find a solution. For further questions or more information, our customer service is at your disposal. Mit freundlichen Grüßen / sincerely Thermal Grizzly Web: www.thermal-grizzly.com Support: [email protected] Sales: [email protected] It didnt arrived yet but this is not taking my hopes high... But lets see... On the other side i appreciate the "case handling" of them, have to admit that its a legit approach... Ill keep you posted...

Yes but lets see im eager to see some reviews but not sure if someone will cover this… im for sure gonna test it on my 14900k and with 2 air coolers… got the frost comander 140 and the phantom spirit evo looking forward for the results as the comander has the bigger coldplate and therefore more contact with the heatspreader… as well as its bigger - the cooler has more fins.. well curious …

Just dropped the bomb

Finallly!!! Not as good as the direct die frame they did with noctua for the ryzen cpus but at least something! Will get it and let you guys know what my experience is/was/will be

guys i forgot to mention you can exclude me from the prices.. Thank you very much

Wanted to propose it in the merch thread, but MAKE A METAL ONE and ill buy it... if you would sell a copperplated one i would buy it... The actual ones would be in my hands damaged before first coffe done

FINALLY GOT some RIGHT BOOTS! (but int he wrong season of the year - SUMMER)

Im IN! have some second hand 4090 to test so looking forward to it , already setting up my test bench

Welcome to the right place to be from the known unknown

Welcome to the right place to be from the known unknown

Yeah would be as well tempted but its a challenge to place it somewhere… but as your slot is next to RAM it will be fine passive cooled from case airflow. So i would go for the thermalright HR-10 or HR-09. And the HR-09 has a nice finn design from the above so if it would fit under your RAM fan would be benefitial as well for it better then for the HR-10 which has a flat top not much suporting airflow from above… or buy all and ill buy from you all the thermal right one for the full price once you make the testing… Let us know how you desided….

Or take the ultimate king from the site you shared but it will require more space: Beyond Overkill Cooling – Jiushark M.2-THREE SSD

Im having as well the HR-09 in black and have to say im fine with it.. Cools nicely the PCIE gen 4 Disk... Regarding the M.2 2280 - performs as well as the MOBO heatsink from the test i saw, sou would not consider it much.. Im Would be goung with the HR-10 from Thermalright as it has 4 heatpipes, performs well and looks very nice.. And personal preference in this product i thing that fins add more than little fans.. But thats just my opinion.... And yes as wella ThermalRight "FAN" - on amazon youll find the HR-10 for about 10 USD/EUR/POUND... so its a nobrainer

Thank you for your recommendations... And has anyone an experience with the Passmark Burn in test?

Dear Ladies and Gents! Hope your having a good start in the week. I was hoping to find here any recomandation for UBUNTU stress test and stability testing (CPU/GPU/RAM - best all togehter...).... Please share your recomendation, experience, thoughts. So far i just found the following: 1, Prime 95 CPU and DIMMS 2, Furemark for GPU 3, Passmark BurnInTest - is it worth the money? Any other options? Thank you very much!

Wanted to edi it but i see its done already. Thank you and good to know will keep it in mind for the next time