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neurotix

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  1. My 4090 OC'ed in Linux does very close to 30mil PPD and that's actual points, not just an estimate. In 4 days, I did 119m points, so.. Overclock has only got it at 2955MHz, yet I can clock the card to 3090MHz or higher in Windows. Unfortunately in Linux, X11 freezes up if I run it higher than 3000MHz.
  2. Thanks to the sponsors, I won the Cooler Master keyboard which was the prize I wanted most! Also thanks to damric and Avacado for organizing the event!
  3. Great job, everyone! I'm glad my graphics helped promote the contest. I came in 7th, and only folding on a single card, so I'm pretty happy with the results.
  4. Having the 7900x3d myself, and playing at 3440x1440p 144hz, and having an 4090, the R9 5900x was bottlenecking me. I really only play Forza Horizon 4 and 5 and here's the result: 168 fps in FH5 benchmark on Ultra with the 5900x 192 fps in FH5 benchmark on Ultra with the 7900x3d 195 fps in FH5 benchmark on Ultra with the 7900x3d with cas 30 6200MHz RAM I'm happy. About the cross CCD latency penalties and the like, if you install the correct chipset drivers with x3d optimizations, and set Windows power plan to Ryzen Balanced, then when the system detects a gaming load it will park cores in the non-V-Cache CCD to enable the V-Cache CCD to only run the load while idling the other. I'm satisfied with my purchase even if it probably is slower than a 13900k or ks, especially if they are running DDR5-7000+.
  5. It's just for people to use if they want and is what was suggested by damric, it is not an official badge, just a sig image.
  6. I'm glad you're happy with it bro. It's been a very long day for me, we rebuilt ny wifes rig so now she has my old 5900x, C8H and B-Die at 3733MHz. Before, she had a Kaby Lake i5 and DDR4-3000. So I'm tired and not going to change the banner, sorry. And thanks for the comments damric. Really made me feel like I'm making people happy and that's great. Gonna be horizontal on a heating pad for the rest of the night watching stuff.
  7. /img/logo.png neurotix @ HWBOT HWBOT.ORG Ranked 34 in the enthusiast league is mine Additionally, I have made a signature banner for people to use for the duration of the folding competition. However, you must be Premium Gold to use it. Unfortunately, regular members banners are too small (250x60 or something like that) for me to make one. Enjoy. Download the zipped version and upload it to your signature if you want to. folding sig banner.png.zip
  8. Thanks for posting that, I didn't know you could look up your quick return bonus status.
  9. Wondering if you guys are overclocking the GPU memory or just the core. A long time ago, folding@home released a GPU memory tester program that works really well finding GPU memory errors. Its good for not just folding, but GPU memory testing in general. https://foldingathome.org/2009/05/05/nvidia-gpu-memory-checker-update/?lng=en There may be a newer version of it as well, dunno.
  10. Can anyone recommend changes in timings/other settings for my current OC? For example, Samsung liked low ProcODT with my previous DDR4 B-Die kit. It was 34.3. I wonder about the rest of the subtimings, though the guy who posted these settings said that's the lowest he can get tRFC and have it post. Any advice appreciated.
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