Mushkin Redline XP4000 in action again!!

[ben805]

How about DDR500 @1.5-2-2-5 1T with only 3.1v? I'm using 510-2 bios and both sticks are running on orange slots, default vdimm jumper on 3.3v rail!! I'd also passed hours of memtest with zero error. :D :D


http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=31292



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Prime95 sucks....take way to darn long but I ran it for a shortwhile anyway
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=31300

[mikead_99]

Nice set you got there. Keep going with them, I'd think those will scale up nicely.

[ben805]

thanks :D I'd also tried 3.0V but it was a no go, memtest error out so I had to bumped back up to 3.1v, Hellfire's new bios did not help either so I think 3.1v is as low as mine can go without losen up the timing. Though I'd gained a little bit more bandwidth with the DQS SKEW on Auto instead of Increase, no problem passing memtest and any other test either. I'll let them burn-in a little longer before I shoot for the highest clock :toast:

[G H Z]

You really need more voltage to burn them in properly;)

[Nate Finch]

Gah... can't wait for mine to come in!! It's sweet that you don't have to flip the voltage over, though you'll probably want to once you start pushing them. Do you like the 510-2 over the -3? I flashed to the -3 to start with, wondering if I'll get any benefit from -2.

-Nate

[ben805]

You really need more voltage to burn them in properly;)


last time when I was burning in with memtest at 2-2-2-5 and the rest of the timing on auto with only 3.5v on 5v rail, I left it running overnight and ended up with one dead stick in the next morning on slot2 LOL I'm staying away from burning in with high voltage and going to keep an eye on them :D

Gah... can't wait for mine to come in!! It's sweet that you don't have to flip the voltage over, though you'll probably want to once you start pushing them. Do you like the 510-2 over the -3? I flashed to the -3 to start with, wondering if I'll get any benefit from -2.

-Nate

Yes, it's sweet running on default jumper, I can switch back and forth with TCCD without much hassle :D 510-2 give me more stability and I prefer it over 3 for these Redline, I have two different profiles on CMOS RELOADED so whenever I decided to switch back to TCCD I just winflash 510-3 with the clear cmos option on, go back to the bios and load up the TCCD profile. :D next time I won't be using orange slot on 5v rail for sure.

[metro.cl]

really nice speed and timings for such a low vdimm


push them harder maybe they are magical sticks :)

[Duonger]

COOLIO keep them going. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do with mine.

Duonger

[conrad.maranan]

Wow. SuperPi 32M and SP2004 stable at 250MHz 1.5-2-2-5 1T with only 3.1V. What more can you ask for? :up:

[Dumo]

Go for the kill with 3.6V...

[ben805]

COOLIO keep them going. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do with mine.

Duonger

oh yes I'm loving these Redline....they're awesome! ;)


Wow. SuperPi 32M and SP2004 stable at 250MHz 1.5-2-2-5 1T with only 3.1V. What more can you ask for? :up:

for a 24/7 machine I don't think I can get any better than this....not sure if they still need any active cooling at 3.1v but I'm using a 90mm fan blowing on top of them anyway :D :D


Go for the kill with 3.6V...

hehe....I will, for now I'm trying to tighten up the rest of the timing and going to push these Redline to the max with as little voltage as possible, am curious to see how far could they stretch on the default 3.3v rail :toast:
oh yea, did you see much gain to use Tras 4 instead of 5?

[Agent-JCDenton]

Nice results :cool:

What DRAM Drive Strength and DRAM Data Drive Strength are you using?

[ben805]

thanks....5 and 2, I'll post the new timing table and result when I got home.

[pablo]

this redline seems to be real sweet

[SIOUX]

I have got to get me a pair of these bad boys.....:)

[pablo]

im waiting for the egg to get them in stock

[chinkgai]

hurry up with the damn ceiling! the suspense is a killer.

[ben805]

be patient bro....I'll get there, no worry. ;) Charlie, Dumo, OPP and a bunch of other people had already hit 265~280 so we pretty much know where the ceiling is, but I'm sure somebody would like to see how well these Redline perform on the default 3.3v rail, and well below the rated voltage. :D So here it is...how about 250 @1.5-2-2-2 1T rock stable and still being able to maintain 3.1v? I can only tighten up the DQS SKEW, Tras, and Max Async Latency....touching the rest of the parameters affected stability so this is pretty much as far as I can push at 3.1v, drive and data strength still at 5 and 2. So far I'd gain a little bit more bandwidth and SuperPI 32M dropped from 27 to 26 seconds, the ramsinks are very cool underload as well. :toast:


http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=31366




http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=31367

[ben805]

I'm shooting for the ceiling now and still trying different combination of settings to stabilize and maintain the speed, after hours of trial and error I found the Trfc, Tref and ESPECIALLY the drive/data strength have the most impact on stability.... :stick: will post the result as soon as I hit the jackpot.

[PanMaster]

I'm struggling to stay stable at stock, let alone above 250 Mhz. Windows won't post above 250 and I currently get corruption. The strange thing is Doom3 is fine usually but when I play an Mp3 or a video the system restarts in no time. All the voltages are dead on target, LDT 1.4v and CPU 1.65v. Maybe I should raise the voltage further?

[jiff]

Ben805
Would be nice once you have your max 100% stable usable clock to post ALL your Timings, bios, slots ect :banana:

[PanMaster]

http://www.zen12084.zen.co.uk/screen.JPG
http://www.zen12084.zen.co.uk/screen1.JPG
This isn't stable at all, many programs from PowerDVD to Explorer lockup randomly. I must be doing something wrong here.
DFI BIOS 310, orange slots, 3.5v

[Vincentvega18]

Pan, first of all welcome to xs
:welcome:
Second, have you got a divider running or 1:1, heard dividers with tight timings on dfi sometimes cause problems.
edit: oops, posted at the same time.

[ben805]

Ben805
Would be nice once you have your max 100% stable usable clock to post ALL your Timings, bios, slots ect :banana:


I definitely will. ;)



This isn't stable at all, many programs from PowerDVD to Explorer lockup randomly. I must be doing something wrong here.
DFI BIOS 310, orange slots, 3.5v


Welcome to XS :D

you shouldn't need more than 3.4v to run them on rated speed, here's what I would suggest you to do:
use bios 510-2, change your vdimm jumper back to 3.3v and stay away from 5v for now.
use only orange slots
use only 3x HTT ratio
bump up your LDT bus voltage to 1.5v and keep chipset at 1.5~1.6v
Set Vdimm to 3.2v
clock down your multiplier to 11 x 250 but leave vcore voltage the way it is.
change the following values on your dram timing:
Trfc: 15
Twr: 2
Trtw: 2
Read Write Queue bypass: 8x
Bypass Max: 4x
Bank Interleave: Enable
DQS skew mode: Increase
Drive strength: 5
Data strength: 2
Dynamic Idle Cycle counter: Enable

Make sure you have fan blowing on top of your ram, enable memtest and run test #5, if you can get 30 passes without any error then go ahead and load up your windows and run superpi 32m.
if you failed the memtest, go back to bios and change your drive strength to either 7 or 3, use data strength 1. Once you can passed memtest, prime95, superpi 32m, occt, and 3dmark in loop, bump your multiplier back up to 12 x250 and run all those tests all over again.

[PanMaster]

XS rocks! :cool:

Thanks for the advice. I carefully followed your isntructions BUT I was unable to iron out the errors in memtest trying both drive strengths of 7 and 3 with data strength 1 all at 3.2v. I can now rule out the CPU as it said -17*c in the BIOS :D, surely this memory is tested to do 250 so something still isn't quite right. However I was able to post this message by reducing the memory frequency to 240Mhz though I never tested it in memtest.

[Vincentvega18]

Arent they rated for 3.3v @ 250, if so make sure they run stock every stability test, if not look into rma'ing if your SURE its the sticks.

[B5I8]

I'm struggling to stay stable at stock, let alone above 250 Mhz. Windows won't post above 250 and I currently get corruption. The strange thing is Doom3 is fine usually but when I play an Mp3 or a video the system restarts in no time. All the voltages are dead on target, LDT 1.4v and CPU 1.65v. Maybe I should raise the voltage further?
Try these settings in the BIOS:

CPC Enabled
2
2
5
2
7
15
02
02
01
02
1168
01
Enabled
Increase Skew
0
Level 5
Level 2
7ns
Fast
5ns
256 cycles
Enabled
16x
7x
disabled (8 burst)

http://home.hawaii.rr.com/b5i8/2750Prime1.jpg


Right now I have my set running Prime for the past 10 hours at these settings with only 3.2V:

4x HTT
Chipset 1.5V
LDT 1.2V

CPC Enabled
2
2
5
2
7
15
02
02
01
01
1168
01
Enabled
Increase Skew
0
Level 5
Level 2
6ns
Fast
5ns
256 cycles
Enabled
16x
7x
disabled (8 burst)

[ben805]

XS rocks! :cool:

Thanks for the advice. I carefully followed your isntructions BUT I was unable to iron out the errors in memtest trying both drive strengths of 7 and 3 with data strength 1 all at 3.2v. I can now rule out the CPU as it said -17*c in the BIOS :D, surely this memory is tested to do 250 so something still isn't quite right. However I was able to post this message by reducing the memory frequency to 240Mhz though I never tested it in memtest.

in that case, stick with the 3.3v jumper, leave vdimm at 3.2v but enable the % so it should give you about 3.26v, and bump up these settings:

Trfc: 17
Tras: 6
Trp: 3
Twr: 3
Tref: 0780

As suggested by B518....try Drive and Data strength 5 and 2 as well, you can also try 414-2 Bios and put both sticks on Yellow slots, use the 5v jumper and bump up your vdimm to 3.5v, try both Yellow and Orange slots with the 414-2 Bios, if after all this and you still can't get it to pass memtest, test each stick at a time in orange slot 2 (the 3rd one counting away from the cpu), if you find the bad stick then call Mushkin and rma it.

[PanMaster]

My sticks work in XP at 250Mhz again using the 4v jumper ie >3.2v and memtest is fine. Below 3.3v memtest 5 fails at 54-56s and around 200 errors fluctuating significantly each time. SuperPI won't work but 3DMark 05 will and Doom3 with some graphical corruption. Timings seem to make no more difference whether they be 1.5-2-2-5 or 2-2-2-6 than drive strength. Temperatures are good though CPU 235, case 34, chipset 41, evaporator -45.

[Soulburner]

But the PWM temp = ?

[EnJoY]

Pan Master, try adjusting the async/sync latencies from where you have them now 7ns and 5ns, to 8ns and 6ns.

[PanMaster]

With async latencies 8/6 I get the error in SuperPI "series not convergent" or "not exact round". This memory has done 7 hours of memtest, perhaps SuperPI has been corrupted. PWMIC temperature is 29*c. Explorer now sometimes refuses to read CD's :eek:

[B5I8]

Have you tried the Hellfire modded BIOS? It works great for me.

[PanMaster]

Unfortunately so, this system can't take any stress regardless of temperatures or multiplier, resetting very quickly especially for anything using the Quake3 engine. The problem occurs at all memory frequencies...

[ben805]

what kind of PSU are you using? and check all your rails with multi meter to see where they at.

[PanMaster]

I doubt its the Enermax PSU, I've never seen any bad voltages up to now. Could the CPU core voltage affect it? I can post at 3.12Ghz using a divider by the way, it can't even run SuperPI IM hehe or SmartGuardian :D
http://www.zen12084.zen.co.uk/screen2.JPG

[ben805]

Found the ceiling of these bad boys on default vdimm jumper, it's easy to throw in some superpi 1m stunt with much higher mem clock but it's a pain in the arse and very time consuming to tweak a rock stable setting....but worth it though, here it is...255 @2-2-2-5 1T with 3.2v !! my 3700 SD only stable up to 2750 air cool so I had to lower the multiplier to 10x, needed to relax the timing a bit but no problem with memtest, occt or prime....I was running a bunch of stuff while I did the SuperPI 32M as well, winamp still playing in the background and replying post here on XS forum :D




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And here is a quick SuperPI 1M stunt without much effort at 258/2-2-2-5 @3.2v :D :D
http://xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=31448


Going to do the jumper trick and ramp up my 3.3v rail and see what they'll do next. :toast:

[B5I8]

Found the ceiling of these bad boys on default vdimm jumper, it's easy to throw in some superpi 1m stunt with much higher mem clock but it's a pain in the arse and very time consuming to tweak a rock stable setting....but worth it though, here it is...255 @2-2-2-5 1T @3.2v !! my 3700 SD only stable up to 2750 air cool so I had to lower the multiplier to 10x, needed to relax the timing a bit but no problem with memtest, occt or prime....I was running a bunch of stuff while I did the SuperPI 32M as well, winamp still playing in the background and replying post here on XS forum :D
Try tightening up those timings. You can still squeeze more bandwith out those sticks at that speed. Try setting the "Read Write Queue Bypass" to 16x and the "Bypass Max" to 7x. You can also set Twtr and Trtw to 01.

[ben805]

I doubt its the Enermax PSU, I've never seen any bad voltages up to now. Could the CPU core voltage affect it? I can post at 3.12Ghz using a divider by the way, it can't even run SuperPI IM hehe or SmartGuardian :D
]

measure all your rails and see how bad they fluctuate from idle to underload, don't use the divider...might put more stress on the memory controller, you can try bumping up your vcore to 1.61~1.65v but I'm not sure if it would help, worth a try though.

[PanMaster]

I better write quick as this is really unstable, how about this:
http://www.zen12084.zen.co.uk/screen3.JPG
http://www.zen12084.zen.co.uk/screen4.JPG
I managed to get into Windows by altering the Vcore to 1.65v, chipset voltage to 1.7v and increasing the drive strength to maximum. It takes a very long time to boot-up and load XP at 255Mhz as opposed to 250Mhz, this suggests to me it is a harddrive related problem.
It crashed less than a minute after writing the above. Windows is behaving stranglely now...

[jiff]

I bet you a tonne of cash its the bios, I had the same problem with 510-1 510-2 bios, please try 414-1.

with 510-1 it took me a 3 minutes to boot 510-2 I couldnt OC past 250. 414-1 worked wonders.

[PanMaster]

I'll hold you to that, when can I expect the cash to arrive? :D
The 414-2 BIOS is not as good as 510-2 as far as I can tell, Windows it behaving as badly as ever at 250 Mhz. It now reports the time which was accurate yesterday as 2004, wtf! I wouldn't try any #-1 BIOS revisions as aren't they for TCCD? I cannot post at 255 anymore which I did do before. The system was fine before I installed that Vapochill machine, the only other thing that changed would be the addition of a IDE drive as a slave. I could have damaged the board while I was fitting the insulation of course or something could be shorting due to condensation which I haven't noticed yet.
UPDATE: I have sorted out the crashing by using more automatic settings, back at 2.4 stock, I'll work my way up from here.
I'm nearly there, 3Ghz CPU and 250Mhz memory able to take gaming for several minutes, I simply increased the voltages to gain stability.

[PanMaster]

After further testing I'm now about 99.9% sure its condensation that is causing all my stability problems. The evidence is that I get occasional lockups at startup in the BIOS with a faded white screen and yesterday the system worked fine at 3Ghz, this morning it didn't even post. When I run memtest to heat it up things seem more stable. CPU core is now at around 1.65v, timings 1.5-2-2-5 at 3.5v. I'm aware I haven't installed the heater that goes into the vapour hose as I don't see what purpose it would have.

[jiff]

Now where did i put that tonne of cash :slap:

Nice you seem to be getting somewhere now :D

[ben805]

I tested the 414-2 Bios and had the ram on yellow slots, so far so good....it's slightly more stable than 510-2 :D

[ben805]

Finally bite the bullet and crank up these bad boy, for now 270 @2-2-2-6 1T is as far as I'm willing to push in this smoking hot computer room (ambient 30'C) :stick: I have a 12000BTU portable AC on the way here on Wednesday, it's way overkilled for this little 143sq.ft. room but hopefully it's a worthwhile mod for the summer to keep it at 17~18'C. :p: :D



http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32396


http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32395


:banana:

bios 510-2, orange slots, EMC2 jumper trick on 5v rail, Thermaltake 80mm 4800rpm fan blasting on top of the ram at full speed. No problem with memtest, 3dmark loop, OCCT, and SuperPI 32M at 26m 32s....mission accomplished!! going to clock it back down to 250 @3.1v now ;) :toast:

[TEDY]

255 at 3.2
270 at 3.7

nice ocing but 0.5v for just 15mhz ? did you burned them ?

i think you might achieve 270 at 3.6v tops.

OMG 1.6v for 2700 ? what are you doing :slap:

[EMC2]

Finally bite the bullet and crank up these bad boy, for now 270 @2-2-2-6 1T
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32395
:banana:
bios 510-2, orange slots, EMC2 jumper trick on 5v rail, Thermaltake 80mm 4800rpm fan blasting on top of the ram at full speed. No problem with memtest, 3dmark loop, OCCT, and SuperPI 32M at 26m 32s....mission accomplished!! going to clock it back down to 250 @3.1v now ;) :toast:

Very nice Spi32M run with those Redline :up: Nice stability too :)

What PS are you using ? Any idea what your 3.5V max MemClk was (stable)?

Peace :toast:

[ben805]

255 at 3.2
270 at 3.7

nice ocing but 0.5v for just 15mhz ? did you burned them ?

i think you might achieve 270 at 3.6v tops.

OMG 1.6v for 2700 ? what are you doing :slap:


yes they can get away with only 3.6v but have to relax the timing and the SuperPI 32M time didn't look too good, so I rather have tigher timing with a little extra juice. 1.6v was for 2750 and I didn't bother to lower it :p: when the portable ac get here I'll push more...



Very nice Spi32M run with those Redline :up: Nice stability too :)

What PS are you using ? Any idea what your 3.5V max MemClk was (stable)?

Peace :toast:

thanks man ;) I'm using the 510 SLI, I'm not sure how far I can push at 3.5v but I'm curious to find out as well....will have to try it when I got home.
:D :D

[AlterBridge86]

great results there Ben - would you happen to have a link for that new A64 Tweaker... 0.60? Latest i have is .50XT. Thanks!

[ben805]

great results there Ben - would you happen to have a link for that new A64 Tweaker... 0.60? Latest i have is .50XT. Thanks!

thanks :D

here's the 0.60 beta:
download (http://home.exetel.com.au/codered/A64Tweaker/A64Tweaker_V0.6beta.zip)

[ben805]

I did the sense wire mod with 141 ohm fixed-resistors and now I can crank this 3.3v rail all the way up to 3.99v, OVP kicked in at exactly 4.0v so I left it at 3.95v, useable vdimm is 3.7v but I only need about 3.5v, I'd also bumped up the 12v rail for more stability. The maximum rock-stable memclock for 3.5v vdimm is 265 @2-2-2-6 1T, this time around I have to use slightly different Dram drive and data strength, no problem with memtest, OCCT, 3dmark loop, and superpi 32m at 27m 06s ;)


http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32437&stc=1


nevermind the vcore....didn't bother to back it down :D :D
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32438&stc=1

[fareastgq]

nice results ben, the beginning of your post is like the exact opposite of mine, laf, u should check out my ram timings, I just updated my post. U might find a bit of it useful.

[TEDY]

w000t

mushkin Redline XP4000 1GB (2 x 512MB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 500 (PC 4000) Unbuffered Dual Channel Kit System Memory Model 991440 - Retail

Cas Latency: 2
Heat Spreader: Yes
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime
Timing: 2-2-2
Voltage: 3.3V-3.5V

Model #: 991440
Item #: N82E16820146392

Out Of Stock
$4.33 FedEx Saver Shipping
Move To Wishlist
$199.80
Out of stock

[ante_ante]

Try www.pc-memory-upgrade.co.uk instead, they have in stock. Will recieve mine tomorrow :D

[TEDY]

sure they're in stock but prices are sky high....really great to buy stuff in UK ....NOT

:banana::banana::banana::banana: 200€ just for REDLINE 3200 .....OMG

that's JUST TOO HILARIOUS

PFFF

236€ REDLINE 3500
260€ REDLINE 4000 - in GERMANY you can get it here for 195€

http://www.cheeep.de/chips.php?op=modload&name=cheeep_shop&file=description&II=2015&IDU=20050614200612193.95.239.77

UK = SUX

ouch

1€ = 1.2$

so it makes 310$ for PC4000 LOL :slobber:

[EMC2]

I did the sense wire mod with 141 ohm fixed-resistors and now I can crank this 3.3v rail all the way up to 3.99v, OVP kicked in at exactly 4.0v so I left it at 3.95v, useable vdimm is 3.7v but I only need about 3.5v, I'd also bumped up the 12v rail for more stability. The maximum rock-stable memclock for 3.5v vdimm is 265 @2-2-2-6 1T, this time around I have to use slightly different Dram drive and data strength, no problem with memtest, OCCT, 3dmark loop, and superpi 32m at 27m 06s ;)

Very nice :up: Only lost 5Mhz going from 3.7V to 3.5V :) I'm getting very tempted to grab some of that Redline sweetness.

/me fights the urge to add to the collection :lol:

Peace :toast:

[Dumo]

Really good memory :toast: ....but the cold boot :( I have to play plugNpull with 4 sticks on my mobo :D

[EMC2]

Really good memory :toast: ....but the cold boot :( I have to play plugNpull with 4 sticks on my mobo :D

plugNpull... :ROTF: :rofl:

Hopefully DFI will come out with a new BIOS that initializes the Vmem circuit at cold boot like it should...

Peace :toast:

[Craig]

sure they're in stock but prices are sky high....really great to buy stuff in UK ....NOT

:banana::banana::banana::banana: 200€ just for REDLINE 3200 .....OMG

that's JUST TOO HILARIOUS

PFFF

236€ REDLINE 3500
260€ REDLINE 4000 - in GERMANY you can get it here for 195€

http://www.cheeep.de/chips.php?op=modload&name=cheeep_shop&file=description&II=2015&IDU=20050614200612193.95.239.77

UK = SUX

ouch

1€ = 1.2$

so it makes 310$ for PC4000 LOL :slobber:



OMG! $310 US for Redline 4000! Monarch has it for $191 & free shipping now. I just don't understand why everything costs so much in EU, a differance of $120 is crazy! :nono: :slapass: Just not right, feel for you guys.

[ben805]

Very nice :up: Only lost 5Mhz going from 3.7V to 3.5V :) I'm getting very tempted to grab some of that Redline sweetness.

/me fights the urge to add to the collection :lol:

Peace :toast:

they're great....and I hope they'll last, for 24/7 I'm running them at 250 @3.1v :D :D

Really good memory :toast: ....but the cold boot :( I have to play plugNpull with 4 sticks on my mobo :D

strange...I haven't experience the cold boot yet, would the cold boot go away if you run only 2?

[Dumo]

strange...I haven't experience the cold boot yet, would the cold boot go away if you run only 2?Same with 4x512 or 1GB. I used blue mushkin or GH to set 3.4V in bios then plug this redline so many times :( ..It stays @ 265-273/3.6V at all times for benching :toast: ... but sometimes (when I try to push core and mem. on vid. card for particular 3d bench) the system reboot and tahts it ....Plug N Pull again :D ....

[EMC2]

You find and try your Zippy yet Dumo?

BTW... you have to Plug-N-Pull (that phrase still quacks me up :lol: ) after a reboot when AC was not removed?!? First I've heard anyone with that one if so :( I'ld definitely hunt down that Zippy ;)

Peace :toast:

[Dumo]

You find and try your Zippy yet Dumo?

BTW... you have to Plug-N-Pull (that phrase still quacks me up :lol: ) after a reboot when AC was not removed?!? First I've heard anyone with that one if so :( I'ld definitely hunt down that Zippy ;)

Peace :toast:Actually, yes A/C off b/cause raid went bonkers :( ..have to totally off. Thanks for the guiide EMC2, will drag zippy out of retirement :D
@Ben, you got a super redline... :toast:

[ben805]

thanks ;) I just saw newegg has them onsale for $198... 3 pairs in stock, I just bought another pair, will receive them on Friday so I'll be playing with 4x512MB over the weekend :D :D

[EMC2]

Actually, yes A/C off b/cause raid went bonkers :( ..have to totally off. Thanks for the guiide EMC2, will drag zippy out of retirement :D
@Ben, you got a super redline... :toast:

You couldn't power-down using the on/off switch on the MB bro instead of the AC? :confused: You're welcome, hope it helps :toast:

[Dumo]

You couldn't power-down using the on/off switch on the MB bro instead of the AC? :confused: You're welcome, hope it helps :toast:That exactly what I did, once the power off for 1 second then it wont post :(

[EMC2]

Hmmmm.... sorry Dumo, apparently I'm not being clear bro, my bad.

By "removing or turning off AC power", I mean unplugging the power supply or turning off switch on back of PS or turning off AC power on a power/surge strip the AC cord of the power supply is plugged into. (the green standby LED in lower left of MB near diagnostic LEDs will go OFF)

By "using the on/off switch on the MB" I mean pressing and holding in the power switch in the lower right corner of the MB, near the SATA connectors. (the green standby LED in lower left of MB near diagnostic LEDs will stay ON... this does not remove AC power, only the main DC power to the MB... the +5VSB is still applied)

ygpm :D

[ben805]

nevermind the 1T, just found out it can't be done with 4x512MB....duh! I'm going to play around with them and post some results.....

[derprof]

where to buy these in germany?

[ben805]

Here it is....Mushkin Redline XP4000 4x512MB 250 @2-2-2-6 2T 3.2v :toast: SuperPI 32M at 26m...I think it's pretty good comparing to my previous run with only 2x512MB

2x512MB
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=31366



4x512MB
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32697



let's see what these puppies can do at 3.5v!! :D :D :D

[ben805]

hot damn!! these Redline XP4000 clock like mad bat out of hell....4x512MB I can run these bad boys at 266 @2-2-2-6 2T with only 3.5v!! pretty tight timing to boot :slobber: it doesn't look like I lost that much score on SuperPI 32M either :toast:


http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32699

[jiff]

:eek2: :rocker: Amazing