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This morning I reran kill-ryzen and got even more build failures until I stopped the job. I discovered that Ubuntu had recently provided another kernel approved by Mint, so installed that: 4.11.0-13. All voltages and timings are as previously reported. I am running kill-ryzen now. It has generated a lot less output after build time zero. I have one build seg fault on loop 15 at 52s, and a general prot. fault on loop zero at 56s. No further errors are yet reported. This counts as silence compared with the previous runs.
System monitor's Resources plot looks like the world's worst eye diagram, but all threads are busy. I now understand that kill-ryzen does not assign a build to a particular thread, but instead the system scheduler moves the tasks around. We will see how it works out over the next several hours.
And whoever it was several messages back that commented about the large size of this thread should go to Overclock.net and view the ROG Crosshair VI overclocking thread which is past 25000 messages and still going.
Ryzen 7 1800X @ 3.9 GHz on Asus C6H with BIOS 9920 and Trident Z 3200C14 @ 3333 MT/s as described on page 9 of this thread.
This morning I reran kill-ryzen and got even more build failures until I stopped the job. I discovered that Ubuntu had recently provided another kernel approved by Mint, so installed that: 4.11.0-13. All voltages and timings are as previously reported. I am running kill-ryzen now. It has generated a lot less output after build time zero. I have one build seg fault on loop 15 at 52s, and a general prot. fault on loop zero at 56s. No further errors are yet reported. This counts as silence compared with the previous runs.
System monitor's Resources plot looks like the world's worst eye diagram, but all threads are busy. I now understand that kill-ryzen does not assign a build to a particular thread, but instead the system scheduler moves the tasks around. We will see how it works out over the next several hours.
And whoever it was several messages back that commented about the large size of this thread should go to Overclock.net and view the ROG Crosshair VI overclocking thread which is past 25000 messages and still going.
Ryzen 7 1800X @ 3.9 GHz on Asus C6H with BIOS 9920 and Trident Z 3200C14 @ 3333 MT/s as described on page 9 of this thread.
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