I just replaced my motherboard with a ud3p and was doing a bit of testing to make sure 3.2ghz is stable again. I noticed in IBT that I was getting ~34 GFlops, when before I think I was getting more like 44 or so. Is this something to worry about? Is there a setting I am overlooking? Everything seems stable to far. Thanks!
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thats is odd... you should be getting around 40 to 48...
my q9550 @ 3.82 on a ep45-ud3p with 4 x 2GB 1066 (@ 4-4-4-12) got 58Gflops
its likely something to do with memory speeds and timings
download CPU-z and run it, give us a screen shot of the CPU and the memory tabs...
also are you sure you are in dual channel?
my q9550 @ 3.82 on a ep45-ud3p with 4 x 2GB 1066 (@ 4-4-4-12) got 58Gflops
its likely something to do with memory speeds and timings
download CPU-z and run it, give us a screen shot of the CPU and the memory tabs...
also are you sure you are in dual channel?
I am pretty sure it is running in dual channel. I am starting to think it may be a voltage issue with the northbridge or RAM, as when I cancelled it and tried later, I was getting 44 GFlops again. Could it be the RAM divider? There was the different strappings for the dividers and I went for the 400mhz fsb one and whatever multiplier put the RAM at 1066 (what its rated for).
