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Linpack Xtreme Released

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unless there is some background service that consume a lot of memory.
I know that I have with another RAM kit before, ran those other tests with no errors. Is Linpack silently failing to allocate RAM, because of NT 6/10's OOM'ing BS and causing truncated data?
In my case, it could be a service or the like, for all I know. For all I know, I may be changing tons of voltage settings for nothing. :(

I saw an issue like this with FX8350, as well! So I went to Prime95 and it always looked good in Prime95, when it's not related to core testing. Linpack is excellent for core testing, but don't know about anything else, as I also saw Linpack not reveal a bus instability before, that Prime95 blend did.

Note that I have a new 32 GB RAM kit that I didn't even try to use yet. It's G.Skill RipJaws V 3200.
 
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