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MUFFDIVER
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dual cpu cooling
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 02:47
ok so is it worth getting a dual mobo from tyan or asus. Will it increase perforance and does apps asin games support or run better with 2 cpus?
i know it aint water cooling chat but its summin i want to know but havent found the answer in plain stupid proof english yet.
I wanna know also
(im full of questions) if sata 2 hdds will improve gaming perforance?
and if n e 1 says this is offtopic to this forum then it aint cuz the big picture is il have to cool 2 or 4 cpus depending the answer which means ac benefits from me more
hehe.....
regards
muff
i know it aint water cooling chat but its summin i want to know but havent found the answer in plain stupid proof english yet.
I wanna know also
(im full of questions) if sata 2 hdds will improve gaming perforance?and if n e 1 says this is offtopic to this forum then it aint cuz the big picture is il have to cool 2 or 4 cpus depending the answer which means ac benefits from me more
hehe.....
regards
muff
x-stars
God
Re: dual cpu cooling
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 11:25
Not at all, most applications are not dual-cpu-capable (lieke almost every game), but let's say, when you use lots of applications at the same time (soltär&minesweeper ;D), windows will react a lot of smoother.
So just for gaming it won't be faster (same like the dualcores, at this momnet they won't give you a speedboost
).
So just for gaming it won't be faster (same like the dualcores, at this momnet they won't give you a speedboost
).
MUFFDIVER
Full Member
Re: dual cpu cooling
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 22:36
Zitat von »MUFFDIVER«
ok so is it worth getting a dual mobo from tyan or asus. Will it increase perforance and does apps asin games support or run better with 2 cpus?
i know it aint water cooling chat but its summin i want to know but havent found the answer in plain stupid proof english yet.
I wanna know also
and if n e 1 says this is offtopic to this forum then it aint cuz the big picture is il have to cool 2 or 4 cpus depending the answer which means ac benefits from me more
hehe.....
regards
muff
also what about sata 2 drives?
wil they increase gaming speeds?
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God
Re: dual cpu cooling
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 22:50
also what about sata 2 drives?
wil they increase gaming speeds?
SATAII is just the interface, so same drives, one with SATA1 and one with two would give the same speed (but in fact, SATA2-Drives are newer, so if you compare the old and the new 160er-Hitachi you will have a little bit more speed with the newer one). If youre just looking for speed: 4x 74-Raptors in a RAID0 (but don't forget the backups ;P)
edboswell
Full Member
Re: dual cpu cooling
Freitag, 2. Dezember 2005, 11:58
err he has got 2 pci-e slots..
" quad-A64 SLI "
anyway about the Sata II as x-stars said kinda .. it doesn't actually make the drives "Faster" i think it just allows more bandwidth for harddrives... anyway as x-stars said again lol... the 4 * 74 raptors is the best for speed... if you have the data " A B C D" in a normal instance your computer will put A B C and D into one harddrive... in Raid 0 (over 4 drives) it will put "A" into the first "b" into the second "c" into the third and "D" into the fourth harddrive... therefore when accessing the data it will be able to read the data 4 times as fast (in theory). As for the dual cpus... i have dual core and from what i see at the moment it is only bringing problems to be in games.. i have to set the game to only use one cpu otherwise the game acts as though i have a speedhack on
lol... IMO you should wait until jan~ when AMD will bring out there dual core 5000+.. it will be more effective i think.
" quad-A64 SLI "
anyway about the Sata II as x-stars said kinda .. it doesn't actually make the drives "Faster" i think it just allows more bandwidth for harddrives... anyway as x-stars said again lol... the 4 * 74 raptors is the best for speed... if you have the data " A B C D" in a normal instance your computer will put A B C and D into one harddrive... in Raid 0 (over 4 drives) it will put "A" into the first "b" into the second "c" into the third and "D" into the fourth harddrive... therefore when accessing the data it will be able to read the data 4 times as fast (in theory). As for the dual cpus... i have dual core and from what i see at the moment it is only bringing problems to be in games.. i have to set the game to only use one cpu otherwise the game acts as though i have a speedhack on
lol... IMO you should wait until jan~ when AMD will bring out there dual core 5000+.. it will be more effective i think.
MUFFDIVER
Full Member
Re: dual cpu cooling
Freitag, 2. Dezember 2005, 13:49
err he has got 2 pci-e slots..
" quad-A64 SLI "
*A wrong over*
http://th-privat.de/
and go to projects as it is just what he has in mind. So a quad water cooled system from acproducts hasnt been done yet?
x-stars
God
Re: dual cpu cooling
Freitag, 2. Dezember 2005, 14:35
Surly not bad, but that are Opterons, not A64 : - think he got that wrong, but anyway, two CPUs, four Cores - still a system you can dram of ;D.
If you're looking for big watercooling systems, I remember a guy who cools every system in his house with a single watercooling. He uses a big tank and a huge pump downstairs and installed pipes all over the house. Each system has the cooler, a small pump and a small radiator (for off-plugged-use). Because of the extra-pump, he can install the systems parallel on the watercooling without to worry, that the water flows to the first and does not go to the second (as it would without pump, cause the water would use the was with the smallest resistance).
Edit: Oops, just saw, Tom did not cool his "A64-rig" per water, but you can see a "normal" Dual-Opteron there, too.
- think he got that wrong, but anyway, two CPUs, four Cores - still a system you can dram of ;D.If you're looking for big watercooling systems, I remember a guy who cools every system in his house with a single watercooling. He uses a big tank and a huge pump downstairs and installed pipes all over the house. Each system has the cooler, a small pump and a small radiator (for off-plugged-use). Because of the extra-pump, he can install the systems parallel on the watercooling without to worry, that the water flows to the first and does not go to the second (as it would without pump, cause the water would use the was with the smallest resistance).
Edit: Oops, just saw, Tom did not cool his "A64-rig" per water, but you can see a "normal" Dual-Opteron there, too.