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    love to write/debug/optimize software.
    check out pdftool.org (switch off internet after loading, it will still work)
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    Freelancing

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    M1 Max / Threadripper 3960x
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    49' Samsung, try it, you will love it
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    Win 11 & Mac

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  1. disclaimer: the tool is free - i do get paid like 5$ for 50k visits though through adsense, i can disable that but i do not think this was the issue here. (adsense should pay for the hosting cost in the future)
  2. i have created a online tool and would love to get some feedback from the community, i tried to post it in general but my post got deleted after a few minutes (selfpromoting websites is not allowed, i knew that)
  3. I had a similar issue with the business xps 15 (precision 5520) a old version of the chipset driver helped, i don't know why http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/bsd/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=jtxd1&lwp=rt (Version A04)
  4. Hi, when i stress test my notebook, the cpu drops to 0.8ghz after a short time, the comes back to something reasonable (~2ghz) the temp before the drop is 80*C, its high but can't it just drop a bit earlier to a lower speed instead of 0.8ghz? (some recommended setting in bios or XTU would be nice) at the point with 0.8ghz everything lags and some software even crashes (not responding, then closing) info about rig: Dell Precision 5520 Notebook Intel Xeon E3-1505M v6 NVidia Quadro M1200 (no usage) 32gb ram Crashing Software: IntelliJ & Visual-Studio THX
  5. In the function multiThreadedBench(double maxIterations) you create all threads and start them. after that, you stop the stopwatch, but you didn't wait for the results to finish first. Thats why the .Join() was called. I would also recommend you using PLINQ like @Nuluvius said. If you want further performance improvements, try to use smaller data types and use vectors for simd calls on the cpu, but i think this is a little too much for your solution.
  6. I would recommend you WCF. Its very simple and made for .net languages. Basic: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wcf/whats-wcf Sample: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/97204/Implementing-a-Basic-Hello-World-WCF-Service
  7. I'm gonna do that, but thanks anyway for the suggestions
  8. I already tried ram from a working machine.. I just double checked, ram is inserted correctly..
  9. I tested with a module from a other machine (but same model) on every DIMM slot. I don't think its a problem with the ram modules because they are in the supported ram modules for motherboard and cpu. i7 6800k handles up to 128gb ram. is there a way to test the cpu if its working without a other motherboard?
  10. Hi, i got a new Asus X99-A USB 3.1 motherboard and a i7 6800k and 32 gb hyperX 2400mhz ram. I installed everything and tried to start the system, but the motherboard shows error 53 and does not post. After that i read the manual, where code 53 stands for problems with memory. So I threw all memory out and installed a module from my 2nd machine (same module, but i know its working just fine) and tried every one of the 8 DIMMs by restarting and pressing the MemOK! button on the board. Then I searched for the problem, updated my bios by downloading the newest file, renaming to X99A and installed it with a new formated fat32 usb stick with the button on the back of the board. Again I tested with a working ram module on every DIMM slot. Still no change I also tried to let it run with no ram at all, same error. Can anybody help me?
  11. Hi, i got the same error with the Q-Code 53 on my x99-a board. I bought 32g hyperX fury ram @ 2400 mhz, the ram is in the compatible ram list from asus. I already tried the fix from @Tech_proof . Has anybody a clue? I also tried some ram modules from my other machine, just in case that 4 (!) ram modules are broken.
  12. Produced 1994, born 1995, fucking shit up since ever

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