I saw it when you posted mine was even worse mine had so much paste it was rediceles im going to try the mod with a shims of about 0.6 or 0.7 mm thick lapp the copper on both sides and then put it in and since my gap was already extreme i lapped my CPU and jesus the CPU it took about 40min just for it to start tuching the center and thats with 600 paper took 3h to get it flat and finish of with 2500 paper dident do final mirror finish since i still have to do the shims would love to move down the org copper 1.1mm and lapp that insted the temps would be great and i also didnt have ic diamond at home so i went with arctic silver 5 and thats norm 2-4c higher temp then IC with the gap and the inferior paste i have wile wrighting this temp on top core is 49c so i can only imagine what the temps would be with IC and a proper connecting and lapped heat zink
Mine did as well but only aprox 9-10mm in the center and i put on what i norm put in a desktop but i had to trippell the amount at least to get it to spreed all the way
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270.61 whql here is a link
64bit win7
NVIDIA DRIVERS 270.61 WHQL
32bit win7
NVIDIA DRIVERS 270.61 WHQL
Newest beta release 275.27 works great using it wright now here is link
64bit win7
NVIDIA DRIVERS 275.27 BETA
32bit win7
NVIDIA DRIVERS 275.27 BETA
By the way have you checked if you dont have screensaver that crashes or some power saver mode that also crashes .
install new driver and if it still happens then its prob one of the other two
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Just a heads up Torment...if you lapped the CPU heat spreader it self you just voided the warranty on a $1k CPU.....just a heads up
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on a nother note the new beta driver works great for oc just tried it out and top clock on my singel 480m hit 600 core 1200 chader 2600mem stabel
no driver crashes. Before my top was 560 core 1120 chader 2500mem
so a good increase i must say i just wish i had still my sli so i could see what
top Vantage score would have bin
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retread half or full size bigger get some thing i think got the same name in english and swedish Helicoil its like a spring but not its steal retreading material that you put in the new tread you made and that will make it stronger than before but same size as the org screws here is a link
Heli-Coil | HeliCoil Inserts | Helicoils Screw Thread Inserts | Emhart Teknologies
here is a nother link but the vid is shoving for large bolt sizes but small as in the laptop should be same system but a bit more sencetive
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Thanks for the information!
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Has anybody upgraded their x7200/NP7280 LCD to a 120Hz 3D compatible model? Or is that a special order that needs to happen on the resellers side?
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
I actually got one myself now in my shiny new M18x
Here is a quick hard disk comparison I did, it is an awesome drive!
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I probably would have waited myself if I couldent have got work to toss in some $$ to help defray the cost of mine.
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If you got a .edu email you can get a free xbox 360 with it right now
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Unfortunately not as much as it could....dell locked the TDP/TDC in the bios. Fortunately they gave it some moderate headroom, have not done any overclocking yet, have to get it all configured up first.
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I'll get back on topic now...
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
That is there. And not much of an overclock actually haha
This processor is a beast though....I am going to have fun with it(And loving the power usage on 32nm CPUs!!! 0.778V idle
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
I have used Acronis for a few years, works like a charm for me. I have always used it for moving OS images between disks when upgrading HDDs/SSDs. You can go from HDD to SSD or vice versa with ease. To the OS it just looks like you rebooted, it is the equivalent of a "dd" command in linux (I believe Acronis actually employs linux) except it can adjust your partitions and stuff as well. The Clone tool is all I use but it is extremely smart and capable
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
They were on the same system as non system drives. Benched those all on my desktop.
That is a couple year old 320GB so the newer ones may be faster. The 750GB is a 2 platter design with 375 GB/platter and a newer disk controller (same one as the Caviar Blacks). I believe the 320GB is a 2 platter a well so 160 GB/platter. It is possible the new ones are a single 320GB platter, I have now way to be sure. I got a new 320GB Scorpio Black in my M18x that is now a spare drive for me, I will test it too to see how it stacks up against the older one.
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Differences of pics from my system:
a) My volume slider on the "touch panel" has only 12 levels.
b) Three vents on the "hinge" from the front side (including 1 above the slider)
a) Power button has the universal power symbol - "3/4 circle" w/ vertical line instead of the word "START."
b) The speaker below the power button is not a full rectangular grid of holes, but rather a pattern of holes. Of what I'm not sure.
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
It is an impressive drive, quiet and low power too, all around win in my books
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Just realised. initilizing this 1.5TB Raid5 gonna take for ever......oh well
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@scook9...I think a lot of us would like to see some bench comparisons between yours with the 2920XM and the 990x with SLI or Crossfire.
Anyone with a Sager 7280/x7200 up for this...it should liven up this thread a little...
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Heya Scook, you said your 750's run cooler ? I donno, mine are definately a few (3 or so) degrees warmer.....may be because I have 3 of em running....
Overall , initial impressions I am verry pleased. 3 VM's running right now....one doin heavy compiling and I am watching seek times...looking better than the 500's I had. Dont think I could justify the average user who doesnt push their system the extra expence for it, but IMHO for me was worth it. -
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But i didn't see to much OC results of the latest x7200 systems! So 7500 is a
starting point
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3dmark 11 is coreless.......
stock 980x
=2920xm*1.48 in vantage
=2920xm*1.23 in 11
and 980x 3.33g oc 4.13g only improves physis score from 92xx to 99xx
btw waiting someone record a 3dmark11 p run by 6970m in hd.........
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As promised Sccok, here are my HD benchies with the old raid5 w/WD Black 500GB and the new raid5 w/WD Black 750GB's
Attached Files:
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cookinwitdiesel Retired Bencher
Feel like it was a good upgrade?
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The space was a nice addition and it is snappier. Still debating how to sped it up, right now my stripe size on the raid5 is 64kb, I am debating a 128kb stripe but not sure.
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No. "If it ain't broke..." Well, you know the rest.
In regards to your RAID 5 config, at first glance 128KB seems like it would be too big. I don't know if you use snapshots, but it seems once you have a VM configured, it wouldn't grow too much. But then again, I don't know how your using the VM in your Q/A and testing process.
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OK, I have been searching google and really cant find a good answer, so I pose it here:
I am wondering about raid5 stripe size.....I am currently at 64kb, debating 128. the drives I am useing are WD Black 750GB. I have mixed files, its the OS drive also so...I have several VM with file sizes 2GB+...
Looking for some opinions here.....
Thanks
Well, after doin some readong, seeing my OS is on the raid5 array as well, it seems that 64kb stripe size is best and I have squeezed all I can out of these things. That said, I am currently initializong the array which should speed it up also.
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