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I updated my previous post in this thread with a link to the ROF site where they describe problems with running ROF on dual core Win7 systems:
"We are sorry about that but it is not our fault. Win7 have new CPU-thread management politics which is causing much problems for high-loaded multi-thread applications (like RoF) on 2-core systems. We have some attempts to contact with Microsoft - it was useless. So unfortunally we can't do anything here. 4-core systems have no such problems with Win7." As the owner of a dual core Win7 system myself it is raising some questions about how SOW will run? Difficult to know just how much the ROF people are passing the buck here? I will say though that on my recent switchover from XP to Win7 64 the small overclock that ran perfectly on XP caused endless blue screens with Win 7, and I finally had to revert to stock settings! |
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What looks promising is the scalability of ROF from 4 to 6 cores.
Since SOW is newer than ROF probably ( no guarantee) it will benefits from 6 core CPU? (just wild guessing,of course) Last edited by lbuchele; 10-05-2010 at 11:00 PM. |
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I've always been in the camp of holding off major upgrades untill you really need them. After getting the A-10 Beta I decided to upgrade from my e8500(@3.6Ghz) to a q9400 CPU. (Don't know why I didn't go for a quad core when I bult my PC???)
Now with my new quad core purring along at 3.6Ghz there is a noticable improvement with ROF and A10 seems to have a few less stutters. Hopefully this will keep me happy till SOW gets released. Then I'll get a more modern graphics card and see what the performance is like before upgrading further. Cheers! |
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I've only been waiting 12 months to upgrade!
My PC is now 3 years old...yikes.... Even my wife said last week don't you need to upgrade by now?...I almost fell over! The only thing i'm sure of for a new PC is spending about £1200 with a 24 inch screen.. |
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