@MinersRus
Unfortunately no, I am unable to improve that last processor but I am still working on things.
Does that mean that "HT assist" was already disabled in the BIOS?
These are the other settings I have in the processor settings:
HT assist: Disabled
Core Performance Boost Mode: Enabled
Processor HPC mode: Disabled
C1E: Enabled
No luck getting TurionPowerControl working either.
I have discovered that TurionPowerControl binary can be downloaded here:
https://github.com/mh0rst/turionpowercontrol/releasesJust download the tpc-0.44-rc2.tar.gz file (or tpc-0.44-rc2.zip) and unzip it.
In the tpc-0.44-rc2/bin/Ubuntu-amd64 folder you will see the TurionPowerControl binary
I pulled down the turionPowercontrol but getting this error when I run it:
sudo ./TurionPowerControl -dram
TurionPowerControl 0.44-rc2 (tpc-0.44-rc2-r144)
Turion Power States Optimization and Control - by blackshard
cpuid:open: No such file or directory
cpuid:open: No such file or directory
cpuid:open: No such file or directory
cpuid:open: No such file or directory
cpuid:open: No such file or directory
No supported processor detected, sorry.
Quad opteron 6378 on ubuntu 18
Also, I can't run the benchmark without using --softAes. Why is that? I see your logs show hardware AES. Is that something in the bios I need to setup?
Also, Getting this error:
seq 0 1 | xargs -P 0 -I node numactl -N node ./randomx-benchmark --mine --largePages --jit --nonces 10000 --init 8 --threads 8
libnuma: Warning: node argument 0 is out of range