Curious how the program handled showing 32 cores in your Ripper? Did it show them vertically or spread out horizontally?

Had to run it on this machine to see how it appears with other processors, its vertical cpu-0 to cpu-23 on the left, cache data then gpu data then cpu-24 to cpu-31 on the right.

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Kevin

Been a little bit busy these last couple of days. its funny where all the time goes when you take a couple of days off.

It looks like I am getting problems on this machine with AURA, I have found a couple of times a lighting file busying up the processor and slowing down WU processing. it will be removed in due course.

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Hi Kevin,

I had Aura on my PC and got rid of it due to what I learned from Keith here. I would suggest uninstalling Aura, and from other stuff I've read on the Internet, any software from ASUS such as the software they have for getting system information like AISuite or whatever it's called.

After I uninstalled Aura I had to go into Task Scheduler and the Registry and weed out other entries for ASUS software.

I have been using ASUS motherboards since forever. I had quit using their software until Aura. ASUS makes excellent hardware, but when it comes to their software, they are poorly lacking.

Have a great day! :)

Siran

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Winders 11 OS? "What a piece of junk!" - L. Skywalker
"Logic is the cement of our civilization with which we ascend from chaos using reason as our guide." - T'Plana-hath

I have been using ASUS motherboards since forever. I had quit using their software until Aura. ASUS makes excellent hardware, but when it comes to their software, they are poorly lacking.

Siran

I must admit that I have also been using their hardware for a long time, motherboards, graphics cards and CD, DVD, BLU-RAY drives/burners.

Have not had much trouble with their software until just recently when I switched to motherboards with Aura, I usually only install the drivers rather than the complete software package but got a bit lazy this time.

This machine is going to be re-built when I am happy with the new one, when I do that I will probably do a new install of windows to get rid of all of the crap.

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Kevin

Curious how the program handled showing 32 cores in your Ripper? Did it show them vertically or spread out horizontally?

Had to run it on this machine to see how it appears with other processors, its vertical cpu-0 to cpu-23 on the left, cache data then gpu data then cpu-24 to cpu-31 on the right.

The interesting thing about SIV is the layout is not static. It depends on how much hardware it has to display and will reconfigure itself to show the information in the most logical way. Change the number of cores or gpus and it will reconfigure the program layout from what it was using before. You do have some control over the way the data is displayed in columns but you can't really change the overall look of the window.

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Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

Finally got my daily driver upgraded from FX to Ryzen+ Took longer than it should because I had a visitor. Pretty much running stock for now and will see if I can bump the memory up to 3466 like I did on the earlier FX to Ryzen+ conversion. Also took longer because it was my daily driver so a lot more software reconfiguring to get my needed programs running in the conversion from Windows7 to Linux.

So now only have the Windows 10 machine to worry about M$ pulling a middle of the night software update that hoses the machine for crunching, The only useful thing it does now is provide the BoincTasks platform.

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Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

So much info though, most of which is way above my head.

The temp info is useful, current, average and range, was relying on GPU-Z and that front bay for CPU.

Just been looking at the CPU temps and I am going to re-do the block its getting a bit warm.

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Kevin

Yes, that is why I called it a Swiss army knife application. Everything under the sun is exposed by the program if you learn how to dig into the menus. More than anyone will likely ever need in a day to day operation. Very handy to use for troubleshooting though.

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Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

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No one told me that there was TWO layers of protective plastic on bottom of water block:-(

I was actually quite lucky, was cleaning the bottom of the block and spotted what looked like a dirty mark that would not wipe off, I could feel it with my finger but it did not move, I tried to scratch it off with my nail and the plastic ripped - I then removed it properly.

How i missed it first time around I do not know, I had had a good look at it I had even very carefully checked it in all directions with a straight edge.

The CPU is now running at 45 - 47 C instead of 59 - 63 C, coil temps have not dropped but fan speeds have, will have to tweek fan settings or try to up the CPU speed, its still running a bit slow.

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Kevin

Wow, I could see that anyone would have missed that because two layers is out of the norm. Glad to hear that the block is properly installed and the temps are showing that now.

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Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

Glad you found it without any incident.

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Just had to re-adjust fans, loop temps started climbing.

Gave the memory a quick prod, 3.334 MHz, will see how it runs.

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Kevin

Other news, rad and associated parts did not turn up, had words over phone, it may be here tomorrow if not it will be Tue.

Apparently they could not find one item and held the order.

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Kevin

Just had a knock on the door, all my bits have arrived.

Memory has been happy overnight at slight overclock.

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Kevin

Found a little bit of time to sort out whats on the camera

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Kevin

Found a little bit of time to sort out whats on the camera.

The build.

All i'm seeing are lots of little x's in a little box.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Don't know what went wrong:-(

Have edited them back out, will try again tomorrow:-(

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Kevin

Don't know what went wrong:-(
Have edited them back out, will try again tomorrow:-(

Your previous image post comes up ok, this was the address for that one.
https://i.imgur.com/j5p7rCi.jpg

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Grant
Darwin NT

Just a quick test

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Kevin

Second try.

The build









Running





The new rad, still got to fit base.



Hope this works.

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Kevin

Hope this works.

It did.
Damn that is a big case & a long radiator.

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Grant
Darwin NT