Tweet
Hello.
I've finally honed-in on stability with my BIOS config.
The system has run prime95 (blended) for 24hrs.+,
with no errors.
But I have a question,
I've noticed that late in the testing period,
say after 12hr. or so,
one core has lagged significantly behind the other in passing iterations.
It seemed to vary a bit, depending upon the succession of tests.
If a few larger FFT's were run in succession, the core would lag more,
and then catch-up a bit if small FFT's were encountered.
At it's worse, that I noticed, the lag was behind by an entire FFT;
at it's best it only laggeed by an iteration or two of the same FFT.
Is this ok?
Does this behavior indicate anything about performance?
Should I tweak something further? or Just be glad I've run 24hrs.
and call it a day?
I've finally honed-in on stability with my BIOS config.
The system has run prime95 (blended) for 24hrs.+,
with no errors.
But I have a question,
I've noticed that late in the testing period,
say after 12hr. or so,
one core has lagged significantly behind the other in passing iterations.
It seemed to vary a bit, depending upon the succession of tests.
If a few larger FFT's were run in succession, the core would lag more,
and then catch-up a bit if small FFT's were encountered.
At it's worse, that I noticed, the lag was behind by an entire FFT;
at it's best it only laggeed by an iteration or two of the same FFT.
Is this ok?
Does this behavior indicate anything about performance?
Should I tweak something further? or Just be glad I've run 24hrs.
and call it a day?
Comment