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No but I'll gladly do the R&D if they pay for it...

Not really, I noticed a trend on the P4's that the scores with no HT tended to be higher CPU wise and the scores with HT were lower. Now the 6XX series are the exception to this, they have the massive L2 cache though so that might have something to do with it.

Disabled HT and gained 150+ in the CPU score but for some reason I had to roll the core back to 385Mhz from 390... In short the score is 2175 now. http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=79480

Can't wait to see what happens!

Pretty nice man.

I'm at 2134 now...I need to disable HT and see if my score goes up.

Run 2 instances (each instance in it's own folder) of F@H to stress the CPU better since it is a dually. Go into task manager and set the affinity of each instance to one core or the other.

Email the author about it so he knows what to look for...

Oh joy...Kinda like wash, rinse, repeat isn't it?

Disable the nVidia firewall...it's nice in concept but not so nice in use...

You'd think things like this would get caught in beta testing...I tend to consider the first release a "Paid Public Beta" sometimes. Games are sometimes really bad about that since they can't realistically test every game with every possible hardware config.

Great, yes the voltages are likely dropping far enough that with the fanmate it's giving you less than the 5 or 7V needed to run the fan. Glad to hear that the ram's doing good for you.

Yaaaay!!!111!!!oneoneone

I forget the techincal reasons behind it but it happens when there's a reading error. The device manager will shift a drive that has a specific read error to PIO mode and it can be a royal pain in the neck to switch it back, it usually requires the fix you implemented which is a wipe/reload.

What was the software it identified as a keylogger?

Yes, it was in PIO mode not UDMA mode.

Northies get to 60-70C?? In what? Laptops with dustbunnies in the 'sinks? The Northwoods use less wattage than the Prescotts and had (yes had, Northwoods are a thing of the past) a TDP of 70C whereas the Prescott which is what all the current generation cores are based off have a TDP of 80C...

If you put a filtered box in a hard vacuum then it's going to be clean inside that box, now, isn't it? Or did you assume that they were just going to set up a big "floor" floating free without the benefit of walls or shielding or anything like that? The fact remains that electronics companies...

I think you're missing the point, in space it's the hardest vacuum you can pull so for ICs you'll be assured of minimal impurities...

That's nothing... Kneel before teh powar!!