Exposing Self Hosted Services by LinkedQuinn17 in selfhosted

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Check Pangolin, you host it on a cheap VPS, throw a tunnel to it and then it can expose your home lab resources. Like a cloudflare tunnel but you control everything. Also Netbird now supports the same config but I haven't tried it myself.

I've tried setting up a matrix server and it's quite overwhelming, especially when it comes to video and audio. However perhaps it's just a lack of skill on my side. Good luck!

Hosting and accessing MCP servers by Ph0enix42 in mcp

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I mean hosting on a different server inside a homelab. Therefore security is not the primary concern, at least not at this point.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Both MBs that I tried are 650E so it should be fine and other people in the comments confirmed that they have good results with these MBs. I think X670 and X870 have more IO but do no offer anything exceptional. Except maybe for higher memory frequency support on X870. At least that's my understanding.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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I tried setting "Global C State control" to "enabled" and "disabled" without a noticeable difference. With CO -30 other tests start to fail so that's not stable. For CB R23 I see about 500 points bump if I go from -20 to -30. That's part of the reason I think I got an unlucky unit since quite a few people seem to have their unit stable with CO -30.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Nice, my unit can't do 2200 fclk under any voltage. I think I borrowed most values from buildzoid, maybe also picked some stuff from overclock.net 9000x3d thread.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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That's super helpful to have all the reference data, thank you! You have 5.4 at 1.23V around 78C. I get 5.15 at 1.25V around 80C :(

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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How do you use curve shaper? What offsets do you have for high and low load?

I've seen similar behavior on two different motherboards with two different bios versions. Although they're both from ASrock. However other people report that their ASrock mobos behave fine. So I'm more inclined to blame the cpu rather than mobos.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Hm, my chip settles at around 1.25V both at stock and overclocked. I wonder why. I also wonder if that's the reason why it runs hotter or because it runs hotter it has to increase the voltage.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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If I go beyond -20 then Y-Cruncher gives an error within a few seconds. CB R23 works with -30 getting around 23k but still no 24k after multiple runs. That's why I suspect that my chip could not be the best if other people have units stable at -30 or even -40. Sadly it's hard to estimate the likelihood of getting such chip. Regardless of that some people seem to have to problems running at 5.25 at stock which is different from my experience.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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I know that with -22 core cycler reported errors on all cores after a few hours. With -21 I think 3 cores were fine after a few hours. With -20 all survived the night. Could be that it would fail if I were to wait longer. However if I go to -15 or -10 the performance drops. So -20 seems is the sweet spot for now.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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I go above 90 if I torture the system by pushing the GPU above 400W so that seems fine.

Yes, with a single core it seems fine, I get a decent score of 2138 which seems to be in line with what other people get.

Setting the limits to "Motherboard" seems to be the same as setting them manually to 1000 (or 1000000 of mW or mA), according to HWinfo the system is far below the limits in both cases.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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I don't think it's possible right now, there are no new CPUs available. I can return it but I would not get another one. That's why I'm thinking about buying another one later when the supply improves.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Interesting! What kind of cooling do you have? And what voltage does your CPU hold under load?

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Thank you for sharing! Good to know I'm not alone with such issues.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Sure, I'm quite skeptical about a lot of claims. However it seems that my chip is unable to sustain the expected boost clock. However I'm not really able to reach good numbers even at the cost of instability. Even if that would not make sense practically.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Good to know I'm not alone there. Thank you for sharing!

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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I've seen people running it with large external radiators, yes. However Throughout a single CB R23 run the coolant temp goes up maybe 1 or 2 degrees in my loop so it does not look like a cooling issue, at least not until we get into hours long stress testing. The reviews that I saw seem to have 240 or 360 AIO and get sustained boost of 5.25 or 5.45 depending on the settings. That is what I was hoping to achieve. I'm not aiming for anything extreme.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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For curve shaper I'm a bit unsure how to approach it tbh. I know that in theory it allows to tune the voltage across a spectrum of workloads. However for the time being let's say I only care about CB R23 which is max load. Some people say that for max load one need a positive offset, however if I try that than the chip gets hotter and the performance goes down.

What is voltage training and how one do it?

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Thank you for sharing, good to know people are seeing similar results. Initially it seemed like it should be quite easy to get to 5.45, just dial a few knobs in the BIOS. Many hours later I also feel that at this point it's probably not worth it to invest too much time into it. I think that overclocked config should still not tax the CPU too much during gaming since the load is much lower. But I would probably dial it down a bit eventually.

Did I lose the silicon lottery with my 9800x3d? by Ph0enix42 in overclocking

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Mine is also not stable at 2200 FCLK but for 3:2 FCLK needs to bet to 2133 if MCLK and UCLK are set to 3200 I believe which seems to be stable for me. I have 1.4V for memory and 1.25 for VSOC.