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Processor | 7800x3d |
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Motherboard | Gigabyte B650 Auros Elite AX |
Cooling | Custom Water |
Memory | GSKILL 2x16gb 6000mhz Cas 30 with custom timings |
Video Card(s) | MSI RX 6750 XT MECH 2X 12G OC |
Storage | Adata SX8200 1tb with Windows, Samsung 990 Pro 2tb with games |
Display(s) | HP Omen 27q QHD 165hz |
Case | ThermalTake P3 |
Power Supply | SuperFlower Leadex Titanium |
Software | Windows 11 64 Bit |
Benchmark Scores | CB23: 1811 / 19424 CB24: 1136 / 7687 |
Most of those tweaks are super easy and would take probably less than 30 minutes of your time to do them all. I would avoid apt-build stuff because it is the only one that consumes a lot of time and it does not have much benefit.Those 2600K's are running a standard install of Mint which I didn't even update. Standard install of BOINC. I DON'T have the immediate upload cfg, because I think the newer client uploads fast enough. I haven't done the tweaks that @james888 suggested because I'm just too lazy. They are, however, running 100% OET at this time and that is why their PPD is so high, IMHO. If there's anything that's helped with the PPD, it might be that I have the minimum work buffer set to 1 day. This might help when they get into those really high PPD OET's by being able to grab a bunch when they come through, but, there is the risk of running out of work with that setting.
On my own crunchers all those tweaks did not really give me any really noticable ppd boost. What I did observe though was more consistent ppd, which would seem odd for a rig that runs 24/7 regardless with immediate upload.