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Edit: Ok, that works I like Windows 10. Installed it on those Gigabyte boards & it recognized everything..Wiped the SSD. Gonna install Windows 10 on it from a purchase.
I have 12 GB RAM. I usefully let Windows run the pagefile. But at times I have it fixed at if I remember correctly at 6 GB min and max.
Well I was surprised that the bar shot way up and the count was a huge and it happened right away. Now I know why. Thanks. I had read that some musicians run their machines with a lot of RAM with pagefile turned off. Is my memory failing me?
Edit: Ok, that works I like Windows 10. Installed it on those Gigabyte boards & it recognized everything..
I have no interest in liquid cooling, nor expensive, old, 130 watt Gulftown CPU's. I just picked up a pair of X5650's for $95.. I'll be overclocking by 70% on air, and doing it with a board, CPU, RAM & a 2Tb drive, that costs about what that chip does.
Xeon X5650 - $47.50
Gigabyte X58 board - $60
12Gb kit Kingston RAM - $37.50
2Tb Hiitachi 7200rpm HDD $52
Total = $197
For me, that's the fun of it
EDIT: after i purchase windows 10, i don't have it yet
It's just so frustrating. I wanna help this member out, and now I'm set back, lol! (ffs)
I think it was the update. This machine i'm on now has corrupt files from a windows update that is for Windows 10. I'm holding off on 10 for a while on this rig till i'm familiar with it on the other system.
I think you should try one of these chips out. Sell off one of those boards or chips and pick one of these little suckers up. Defaults to 3.6GHz, multi tops out around 56 i think, lol. The loop might of cost around close to 3 bills in the end.. only used about 11" of tubing - lol I'm hoping it'll keep the chip around 70* in the 4.6-4.8GHz range while loaded for stability tests. Currently have the motor % at 40 with some low rpm fans cooling the rad...
Upped the multiplier from 26 to 30 and got 4.0 MHz.
But CPU-Z says core speed is 4130.15 MHz.
Are we making progress?
Simple, huh?
What have you done with the voltage settings? Have you set them manually? I want to stress to you that leaving your voltage settings to Auto when overclocking can be a grave mistake for your system if you are not experienced with your bios and familiar with your bios settings.
I'm just gonna buy Windows 10. I hope to go out tomorrow and get it at the local Micro Center unless I spend an entire day re-installing windows 7, doing all the updates, then updating to windows 10.. which i'm not too cool on.
I have no interest in liquid cooling, nor expensive, old, 130 watt Gulftown CPU's. I just picked up a pair of X5650's for $95.. I'll be overclocking by 70% on air, and doing it with a board, CPU, RAM & a 2Tb drive, that costs about what that chip does.
Xeon X5650 - $47.50
Gigabyte X58 board - $60
12Gb kit Kingston RAM - $37.50
2Tb Hiitachi 7200rpm HDD $52
Total = $197
For me, that's the fun of it
Run the W7 updates during the night and save $100.
Got BSOD.
So Multi at 28 and 3.73 MHz I believe it was.
That chip should do 12's in Cinebench. You need to up the voltage along with the multiplier & bclk.
Where do you see that a W3690 is unlocked? From what I can find it's max turbo multiplier is 28, and you can't lock that in bios.. 26 or 27 maybe..
Yes, the X5690 is unlocked (confirmed) but from what I've read the on the W3690, only some ES chips were unlocked..
The bios may show anything, but the micro code in the chip has to allow it to operate.