Since for some reason a lot of people don't know about this midi, it is Septette for the Dead Princess 14.6 million note remix by ThinkerAI. it's my favorite black midi of all time
@@scott7305 Most likely, yes. It's likely that core 9 was assigned to run the main thread of the playback application that adds up all the sound, or it's the one that draws the black midi. Obviously that thread would be way more loaded than one of the sound processing threads, and therefore the core running the thread would be more loaded by itself.
Alex Seaton Don't you have like a 2650 v4?? there's a good chance i have the same CPU in my collection lol. and PLEASE show me how to overclock my 20 core Xeon pls
TBH it's not just having a super fucking powered up CPU to run the benchmark. Proper multi-threading optimizations are also needed to have a reliable benchmark. Despite the 40 threads; only 3-4 were practically active for this benchmark which I consider unfair.
Thanks! I have 128gb of ECC memory, but it isn't compatible with my motherboard. (even though my motherboard says it can use ECC memory). so i'm using a 16gb stick of non ECC ram.
TheSuperMarioBros2 It appears the program was not utilizing all the cores available properly, and instead unloaded all of the instructions into core 9. However core 9 still performed admirably under this pressure.
gingeas once showcased a last brutal sister flandre s midi with 110+ million notes. could this cpu handle that at 100% speed if we somehow made it assist the speaker card when playing black midis?
hmm, Looks like thread 9 bore the brunt and offloaded onto thread 7 when possible. A lot of the cores dropped usage when the MIDI program noped out so I would assume that's the screen capture program? Anyway, are these old or upcoming ES chips?
Try testing it with a faster clock and better cores, black MIDI is obviously a single-core process, at least on that program (only one core was maxed when it glitched)
It's almost entirely single core? That's a bit disappointing. It's expected a double triple cpu deluxe on a raft, 10x2 to go animal-style, extra shingles with a shimmy and a squeeze, light axle grease, crying, burning and swiming. Also, use obs for recording. It's free.
The program is only using one thread out of 40, so none of those extra cores are actually any help to what you were doing. In other words, what you're doing is benchmarking a single core, not the entire processor. I'm not sure if they exist or not, but instead you might want to attempt to find (or make) a MIDI player that can utilize all those extra threads doing nothing
![[Black MIDI] - 9KX2 | 18 MILLION NOTES!! | TSMB2](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/E7e36Yc3e3w/mqdefault.jpg)
Since for some reason a lot of people don't know about this midi, it is Septette for the Dead Princess 14.6 million note remix by ThinkerAI. it's my favorite black midi of all time
TheSuperMarioBros2 20 cores? Sick
TheSuperMarioBros2 hey, what do you use to play the midi back (outside of fl) and preview the midi inside FL?
大概如果用鲁大师温度压力测试和这个黑乐谱加上电脑有死机的命运
wait
TSMB2'S Favorite MIDI is RST 14.6 Million?
*Thinker AI Is God*
@@TheDipperPinez27 is midi by Thinkeral?
rip core 9. never forgetti, always spaghetti.
LOL
is it supposed to be like that?
@@scott7305
Most likely, yes. It's likely that core 9 was assigned to run the main thread of the playback application that adds up all the sound, or it's the one that draws the black midi. Obviously that thread would be way more loaded than one of the sound processing threads, and therefore the core running the thread would be more loaded by itself.
watching this at a smooth 60fps is so satisfying
Can afford a 20 core CPU. Can't afford a proper screen capture program.
LTL Sploder OBS is free .-.
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OBS
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Thanks for subin man nice to see a real channel once in a blue moon ayy also love the black midiness ;D
Alex Seaton Don't you have like a 2650 v4?? there's a good chance i have the same CPU in my collection lol. and PLEASE show me how to overclock my 20 core Xeon pls
TBH it's not just having a super fucking powered up CPU to run the benchmark. Proper multi-threading optimizations are also needed to have a reliable benchmark. Despite the 40 threads; only 3-4 were practically active for this benchmark which I consider unfair.
Love it!
How on earth did you get your hand on a engineering sample Xeon?
Is there any way to control the number of threads in your synthezier program?
Most of cores just does nothing.
Join me on an expedition to "borrow" the worlds most powerful super computer
The most interesting part is seeing that UA-cam can't handle the video. Too many colors changing too quickly, blends it all into colored blobs.
Happy Valentine's Day, TheSuperMarioBros2! ❤💛💚💙💜💖
-HydrogenZBomber
I'm wondering, where did you get these CPU's? _(he has multiple, look in that description thing)_
Architector #4 Probably Newegg and other online computer part places
Strong PC
It's stronger than my PC. XD
Thanks! I have 128gb of ECC memory, but it isn't compatible with my motherboard. (even though my motherboard says it can use ECC memory). so i'm using a 16gb stick of non ECC ram.
That makes sense.
TheSuperMarioBros2 It appears the program was not utilizing all the cores available properly, and instead unloaded all of the instructions into core 9. However core 9 still performed admirably under this pressure.
This program seems to focus on single-core performance rather than multi-core. I don't know why :P. The same happens to me.
gingeas once showcased a last brutal sister flandre s midi with 110+ million notes. could this cpu handle that at 100% speed if we somehow made it assist the speaker card when playing black midis?
hmm, Looks like thread 9 bore the brunt and offloaded onto thread 7 when possible. A lot of the cores dropped usage when the MIDI program noped out so I would assume that's the screen capture program? Anyway, are these old or upcoming ES chips?
P.S PFA support only 16 threads, not more
Sasha Petroff it only uses 1-3 cores
wery good! beautiful!
That's a nice setup.
The stats in task manager clearly show it is only using one thread to process the program.
Benchmarking this way is not the best, but fair enough!
Would you recommend a regular processor or a server type like a zeon
Try testing it with a faster clock and better cores, black MIDI is obviously a single-core process, at least on that program (only one core was maxed when it glitched)
all those cores be shreadin notes
This should be my remix ver from 14.6 million ver. I remember that original midi hasn't too much lag at last.
Fits it is the 14.6 million version
What do you do for work, that you have dozens of processors lying around?
Does FL slow down when you load it with millions of notes?
Also, really nice melody.
Drakinite It does, but please note that this MIDI wasn't made by him :P
For real? Who did?
Drakinite some Chinese blacker called Thinker-AI
Ah k
how dafak did u get free stuff from intel
my i5 6500 and gtx 1080 ti can't run basically anything over 1 mil notes what am I doing wrong?
Can this processor run Tau the song without crashes?
Q&A when
ScubDomino lol ikr?
how long did it take you to make this master piece?
Shiny Pixel this wasn't made by him lol
rip
Shiny Pixel unfortunately i didn't make this :( this was made by ThinkerAI. I'd say it's one of his best black midis he's made.
okay, thank you.
It's almost entirely single core? That's a bit disappointing.
It's expected a double triple cpu deluxe on a raft, 10x2 to go animal-style, extra shingles with a shimmy and a squeeze, light axle grease, crying, burning and swiming.
Also, use obs for recording. It's free.
Does your ES CPU unstable?
It is actually very stable
I think it would have handled it just fine if it had utilized all of the cores. Still amazing tho
how can i download this so i can test mine..?
What program did you use for this?
do you mean the program to play the MIDI? if so, its Piano From Above
Max Kooijer thx
The Diddums np
why not use obs?
If PFA was multithreaded...
there's 1 core with nearly 100% load and only 12 cores actually doing anything...
wow
I wonder how this CPU performs with your older Bad Apple!! ~5.19 Million
Nuclear Pug better than this, this has about 3 times more notes
Black MIDI WIN !!!!
4:38 Place BSOD here.
A Cpu Core difficult,nineteen cores onlookers.
I wonder who sold that Processor to you
Cesar Castillo idk some BITCH sold it to me. i hope he doesn't find out i said that...
And I wonder who sold you that RAM lol
TheSuperMarioBros2 Wow rude. So rude. Why you have to be so darude?
I'm the one who sold it to him lol
sup cesar
For what you have 20/40 2.0 GHz CPU if Black MIDI is using 2 cores, try this when Ryzen gonna be realised :D
just use OBS game capture
The program is only using one thread out of 40, so none of those extra cores are actually any help to what you were doing. In other words, what you're doing is benchmarking a single core, not the entire processor. I'm not sure if they exist or not, but instead you might want to attempt to find (or make) a MIDI player that can utilize all those extra threads doing nothing
E5-2698 v4
Core #9 Took the most of the load. :(
weird...my Xeon E5472 is a bit better in black midis than your 20 cores Xeon cpu...
sup i see :)
Use OBS studio, it's free
Is that fake?
你可以开鲁大师压力测试了...
鲁大师太强 温度压力全核心满了
Idiot run cryptotab browser to check hash rate😭
20c, 40t..🎉
use OBS! XD
ur screen wide
My i7 did better. wtf
The program was only using 3-4 threads out of 40 unfortunately.. lol
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