Just Signed Up!

well been having a play around with my clockspeed and vcore to try and get a nice fast stable system for four standard clients that I can run my fans @ low RPM 24/7 for nice silent running whilst keeping reasonable temps..

think I have finally cracked it :) clock is now 3.745Ghz, 1.392 load vcore, got 4 standard clients running and temps not going above 55c with my fans at 1000RPM so now very pleased :)
 
I have no idea what the units are but for your info the 4 I am doing at the mo benchmark as follows:

2621: Ave Time = 4min 41 secs
3908: Ave Time = 13min 48 secs
3906: Ave Time = 3 min 42 secs
2614: Ave Time = 6 mins 00 secs

and have also done a couple of 2620 Ave Time on them = 3mins 14 secs
 
nice I will have to take a look, although when I have looked at some of the descriptions in the past I get a message that the unit is new and has no description!

I have got 6000 points so far this week started friday is that any good? Got another couple of the machines here at the house crunching as well now :) this is as adictive as overclocking :)
 
Adictive :D

I started with a single P3 - now have 20 pc at the office and else were crunching for me.
and 6k in 5 days on standard units is great going (smp is the way forwards for uber points 3k+ a day for your quad alone :)
 
Nice going with those clocks.

I was wondering if you're running a Vista machine or XP, as the winSMP client doesn't like Vista it if you aren't installing it as the GodAdmin, I found. Normally admins don't have sufficient privileges. Enabling that account and then installing it that way was the only way I could get it working.
 
Pneumonic said:
Am run 32bit XP, tried installing the SMP client but couldnt get it to work.. didnt seem to like my overclock
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Ah OK it most likely was the overclock. F@H is by far the best stress-testing app about :cool:. I'm back on XP Pro now anyway - just couldn't get on with Vista.
 
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