Thanks for the help. You're welcome back anytime.
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So far it appears the 5320's are slightly slower than the 5150's but it is a little hard to tell because of the variability of the HCC units. But, the 5320's are quad core vs. the dual core 5150's. So, even if they are a little slower, I am still getting about 1.9 times as many jobs done as before. I may have to reconfigure how I have my systems arranged because I am very close to maxing out a 20 amp circuit. I have 3 servers, 2 p4's and 2 core 2 duo's, a monitor, a KVM switch, an 8 port switch and a range extender all on the same circuit. So far it is working, but I have had some errors(all occurring at the same time) on a couple of the boxes. I will have to put my Kill-O-Watt meter on there to see what the draw is and probably move some of the boxes to another circuit. Other than that I think the new chips are working out well. I am doing between 25,000 and 30,000 WCG points per day with it. It seems to be averaging about 22.8 Boinc points per hour per cpu. The total points vary because of the pending validations, but the point average per cpu should be pretty accurate. This is over a variety of projects. I should have a more accurate picture after about two weeks of running it with the new chips.
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I think I will just let it run stock for a while. I am a bit paranoid that if I try something I will overdo it and burn everything out. I am also not sure but after reading the link I am thinking the return is marginal, but the risk is substantial. Besides, I don't think I have the patience. Maybe after I get up the nerve I will try.
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Yeah, I was nervous when I did it too. Getting the tiny square electrical tape on the two pins was a PITA. It was worth it in the end. BSOD the first time as one patch moved and covered two spots. If you decide to try later, no problem giving you a hand. Later.

Sgt Joe and everyone else, might you want to enter the Dec MOT challenges on HCC points and HCC results? I'll bet this GPU-laden team would do mighty well.