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Originally Posted by Zink The results so far show that a 16 core BD is about equal to a 12 core magny if they have the same clocks. The BD Opterons have turbo so that makes up for the crappy IPC and allows them to match the last generation chips while using more power to do it. Your two 6128 have 16 of the better last gen cores so I'm actually very surprised that your BD ship is able to come so close. There's no way you can tell how much of a difference your ram is making with such different CPUs. |
Hot damn... but then again, the rig with a single chip is puilling less than 200w, under full load, which is ~70w less than the dual 6128s. Now, I wonder about that 'Turbo' setting. I don't remember seeing this in the BIOS...
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Originally Posted by MARSTG isn't the memory supposed to work in ganged mode? like in 128 bit transfer mode? |
No idea. Which setting would that be?
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Originally Posted by Dead Things Your BIOS is right 3.0, assuming you have ACPI SRAT enabled for NUMA support and are running thekraken. Does the 6272's IMC support DDR-1600? |
NUMA is fine, and BIOS shows the RAM as 1600.
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Originally Posted by Shadowmeph Well when ever my other NH-U9DO A3 shows up I am going to do a format and install Linux instead of running a VMware fah. I was reading about thekraken and they where talking about BFS, what is BFS? |
BFS is used only for single CPU Linux setups. That could be my problem, going for dual chips to a single one...