17:38:55 * paulio_uk sighs
17:39:23 <paulio_uk> sech1, come about a fix for FAILED TO APPLY MSR MOD on linux?
17:41:32 <sech1> secure boot probably
17:44:00 <paulio_uk> was my first thought - lemme try killing that off
17:44:36 <paulio_uk> bingo, easier to deal with on this system than my 7950x - dual booting that one :P
17:45:33 <paulio_uk> well damn, the hashrate isn't anywhere near where I expected it to be on a 5950x
17:48:54 <paulio_uk> 14kh/s - clean debian install, 2x8gb CL14 memory... would have expected ~ 18-22kh/s
17:49:21 <paulio_uk> lets try a little bit OC
17:55:06 <paulio_uk> 15.8kh/s, getting better
18:30:02 <paulio_uk> 16.03kh/s I can just about live with that
19:02:31 <gingeropolous> but the power draw!
19:24:26 <sech1> it's probably default performance governor in linux which doesn't want it to go fast
19:24:38 <sech1> you'll get results with with CPU multiplier in BIOS
19:24:43 <sech1> *best results
19:24:49 <sech1> with fixed CPU multiplier
19:26:08 <hyc> default is ondemand, but "performance" governor should be fixed, maxclock 
19:26:53 <sech1> still, different clock speeds of different cores are suboptimal
19:27:00 <sech1> because they get out of sync with L3 cache
19:27:13 <sech1> so L3 cache and all cores pinned to this cache must run at the same speed
19:27:20 <hyc> ah
19:27:31 <sech1> 5950X/7950X have 2x8 cores which can be clocked separately still
19:27:39 <sech1> without hurting performance