Zebo
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Originally posted by: Zebo
I've seen that intel box reboot 3x now toms still says once.
Originally posted by: carlosd
Originally posted by: Zebo
I've seen that intel box reboot 3x now toms still says once.
Yes, intel system is crashing and crashing, and the reboots counter doesn't increment, What is this crap??? Please stop reading that THG BS!
Originally posted by: Zebo
Hey guys toms put intel under water phase or something... Look at the temps of the EE 45C now.. Was 70C
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Originally posted by: AnandThenMan
Now the Intel system is back up to near 100% CPU usage. They did something, it was idle for several hours.
Originally posted by: Zebo
BWHAHA Hard Locked obviously for the last 8 hours.
Originally posted by: michal1980
ok, its odd, always seen the dual channel being across seprate banks.
and yes, to some extent i do some thg to be very baised. even though i'm a big fan.. they have gotten very flakly in the past 2 years. used to read it daily. now its more of an aftertought, just another review site.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Discreditors: (Those that say "Pffft!!" )
ils, one of them sucks, since it's at 11.6V for the AMD system, while then Intel system has 12V @ 12V. "
****Believes the AMD system's PSU must be borked****
Just keeping a little record in case Anand wanted to run the same kind of testing. At least he will know what to look out for and what he will be up against. Very Political.....
You don't think a 12V at 11.6 is a concern?
I just said I found it odd. And further down I also said ho wmotherboard differences could account for the temp differences. The same could be true of the voltage, the motherboard could be misreporting the voltages supplied on the rails, either for one system or both.
Do you not find it in the least bit odd that with 2 identical PSU's, on 12v rail is 12v and the other 11.6v? Maybe it has something to do with the different loads for some reason placed on the systems, but then you would anticipate a higher load from the Intel system, as the Pentium D draws more power.
I didn't say anything about any bias, I pointed out a valid concern which I would have said anywhere, I even defended some aspects of the testing, yet you seem determined to call everyone an anti-THG fanboy for whatever reason.
If a 0.4v difference to you is normal when using 2 PSUs which are the same, then that's your belief and you have every right to it. I personally would be concerned to see an 11.6V on the 12V rail.
EDIT: 11.7v even.
Originally posted by: GuitarDaddy
In typical Toms fashion, they don't show you the important settings, all they show is total CPU mhz. What are the ram speeds and timings? What is LDT and multi? voltages? etc.., etc... We are left to assume everything is at stock default settings and SPD? I'm a show me person, you guys may trust that Tom's is ethical and logical and has made sure all these things are equal, I don't.
For all I know they may be running the X2 system at 2T with terrible ram timings, and the Intel system with a bumped up FSB and lower multi? Do I really think they would be this unscrupulous? I hope not, but the point is they never show all the data, Why?
My biggest problem with Toms is they have a history of producing reviews that don't line up with other reputable review sites. Too many times I've compared reviews across several sites and for example 3-4 sites will have virtually the same results, and Toms results stick out like a sore thumb and don't line up with the others.
Originally posted by: Duvie
And Keys questions our concerns for the competence of toms..LOL!!!!!!
They should have written something to restart crashed apps.
Originally posted by: Zebo
I've seen that intel box reboot 3x now toms still says once.