Something looks strange

[demos_sav]

I beleive that some or all of this user's bots are faulty.But i am not sure though

The user's name is Tamerlan

[richba5tard]

There's little info in his profile, but the wPrime checksum is okay. I think he's using multiple X5340's.

http://www.hwbot.org/searchMembers.d...&name=tamerlan

[demos_sav]

Ok then, sorry

[PowerToTheUsers]

It's still strange... Xeon quadcores are only available at socket 771 now, and s771 is only made in dual-cpu setups. If you check his screenshot (http://www.hwbot.org/signature.img?i...22&thumb=false), you can see it reports as being socket P (478), which is a mobile platform (santa rosa). Furthermore: CPU-z shows stepping 9, revision E0, as "normal" Xeon quadcores report as stepping 7, revision B3.

I really would like to see more information on this setup: is it really a quad-cpu setup? Or is it a new revision that scores so high, even in dual-cpu? With the current stepping and 2.4GHz (9x266) in a 2 cpu x quad core setup, those scores are impossible.

[STEvil]

bump, his scores are hugely bugged or there's a problem identifying how many cpu's he's got.

Maybe he has a quad setup but 5340's are only capable of DP. Need a way to select number of CPU's/cores used maybe?

edit

Look at reported voltage and number of CPU's reported by Wprime. L2 reports incorrectly in CPU-Z as well.

[STEvil]

final bump from me..

It's up to you

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[Maxi]

It's a 16 core server, check out his Sandra shot (ES CPU's)

[GoriLLakoS]

@MAXI 16cores or 8?
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