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Casper312

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So i turned off error reading and set it to use half memory available, at full stress it says someething failed to run, and its running right now, so from what i have read, the ''Residual <norm> all have to match, correct?

Thanks for any help
 
Casper312 said:
so from what i have read, the ''Residual <norm> all have to match, correct?

Thanks for any help
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Yes, they should all be the same. If not, there was an error, meaning the OC is not stable.
 
Cool, the program was giving errors do to me choosing number 1 option which says that the exe could not be ran, when changed to 2, which is use half of available mem it runs perfectly, i just did 10 runs on it, seen the highest temps i have seen my chip go, and passed all of em.

I love this program, makes stress testing very fast to check if its stable, i was kinda bumped that i got the same results for my chip meaning, anything under 1.5V bios voltage would not be stable.
 
Casper312 said:
Cool, the program was giving errors do to me choosing number 1 option which says that the exe could not be ran, when changed to 2, which is use half of available mem it runs perfectly, i just did 10 runs on it, seen the highest temps i have seen my chip go, and passed all of em.

I love this program, makes stress testing very fast to check if its stable, i was kinda bumped that i got the same results for my chip meaning, anything under 1.5V bios voltage would not be stable.
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Yep, I don't use Prime any more :D

BTW LinX is a nice GUI for Linpack. Only thing to note is that stop on error is a different function from error checking in Linpack/IBT. EC would slow the operation considerably and prevent the test from being as effective but without it you have to manually inspect the residual values to see if your system is stable. With the stop on error in LinX, the test ceases when a deviated residual is found so it avoids unnecessary stress testing and is more quickly noticed.
 
Casper312 said:
i was kinda bumped that i got the same results for my chip meaning, anything under 1.5V bios voltage would not be stable.
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If anything, IBT is more stressful than Prime or Orthos, so don't expect it to let you get away with lower voltages.
 
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