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Stormtrooper_007

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About Stormtrooper_007

  • Birthday Apr 08, 2003

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Germany
  • Interests
    Programming, Gaming, Server
  • Occupation
    Student

System

  • CPU
    Intel i9 9900k@5GHz
  • Motherboard
    Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming-Itx/Ac
  • RAM
    G.Skill 32GB Trident Z Neo CL16
  • GPU
    Gigabyte Rx 5700 Gaming
  • Case
    Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX
  • Storage
    1Tb WD Black SSD SN750
  • PSU
    Seasonic 750W 80+Gold
  • Operating System
    Windows 10
  • Laptop
    Dell XPS 15 9560

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  1. Stormtrooper_007
    What tool is this? Looks nice to manage F@H
  2. Stormtrooper_007
    remember when we were at the same points .... Long time ago
  3. Stormtrooper_007
    Yeah, obviosly i gave you a great template for Stormtrooper jokes ! I hoped to get top 50 at first..... not gonna happen
  4. Stormtrooper_007
    Stop those Stormtrooper jokes! Even a Stormtrooper sometimes hits
  5. Stormtrooper_007
    Place 43 .... What are you guys doing? Or is it just me producing less and less points
  6. Stormtrooper_007
    Its just a definition ^^
  7. Stormtrooper_007
    ;) I really love Distributed Computing cause you can help Science so much by just using some spare Parts :)
  8. Stormtrooper_007
    Nooooo! I think i might need to ramp a a few more systems .....
  9. Stormtrooper_007
    Thats only half true since you still benefit from higer local speed (for example to youre NAS or Server sitting in the same network) Also yes it increases youre speed but first you need to enable "port bundling" (if im correct) to get the full out of it
  10. Stormtrooper_007
    Haven't been folding for month now. Good reason to start again . Might get 2-4 Systems going!
  11. Stormtrooper_007
    Because of the higher Voltage needet to get the 4.2Ghz running (P (in Watt) = U (in Volt) * I (in amps), so if U or I rises, youre Wattages rises and a lot more heat is beeing produced)
  12. Stormtrooper_007
    Just dumped my bunkers on NumberFields 30k isn't that much, but i hope it might help
  13. Stormtrooper_007
    Have had the same issue a while ago. For me the only way to fix it was to reinstall the nvidia driver. Mybe you could try echo "1" > /sys/bus/pci/devices/$NUMBER/reset while $NUMBER is the device id you get from lspci -vv (vv only if i remember right) to powercycle just this one card
  14. Stormtrooper_007
    I'm not sure if im understanding it right, but no im not going to do direct die cooling. Had bad experience with it (broke the silicon of my old i3 when trying it) You can just apply liquid metal betwenn the heatspreader and the cpu. Should give me arround -20*C under full load
  15. Stormtrooper_007
    Just messured my water temps. Seems like the high cpu temp comes form the bad intel thermal paste . i'm thinking of delidding the cpu and apply some proper thermal paste
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