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Just trying to make a few world records go down, such as Super Pi and máx speed.
Specs:
DFI SLI-DR
Geil Bh-5 2x512
Fx-53 (obvious :))
OCZ 620Watts
http://claws.no.sapo.pt/cpu3711.jpg
http://claws.no.sapo.pt/spi24782.JPG
Achieved with the impressive Blaster's dual stage cascade, in a greatly spent Saturday afternoon :banana:
Great work, bro, but I'm afraid you'll need ln² to break records ;)
great wok on the blaster cascade ;)
nice clocks... vcore? validation?
vcore was 1,82
http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=592737 :toast:
i think its cpuz and spi wr
Thats genial ;)
Give more Voltage and you will get more MHz....more than 2 V is the key :D
We tried a little more voltage, but 1.82v was the real sweet spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by stunned_guy
As for more Mhz... it isn't impossible, but it won't go much further... It is possible to achieve an even better superPi result, it won't take much effort :p:
get some uccc or tccd
Congrats Blaster and Claws go go go .
About the ln2 there is no problem at all only say when you want it .
results are much better with tight timingsQuote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
No TCCD or UCCC this will sucks...only BH-5 or CH-5 is the key ;)
tccd/uccc @ 300 mhz 3-4-4-10 pwn bh-5/ch-5 @ 255 1.5-2-2-10
Nice work, I have a fx-55 that I got for next to nothing. Bad thing is I havent taken it outta the box. One of these days I will when I finish my 1000 other projects.
Don't forget the good BH5 kits that bench at 285Mhzs 2-2-2-5, beat that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
(still have 2 2x256Mb kits that can do it :))
try at least 1.95v :D , btw , nice to see some oldskool oc :up:
Yeah except 300 is pretty good for TCCD/UCCC and 250 is sub par for bh5. Plus cas 1.5 doesn't work.Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
haven't we seen tccd past 320+?Quote:
Originally Posted by [_Silence_]
Quote:
Originally Posted by afireinside
yes it does i had utt that did the exact timings and frequency i told you @ 3.2 volts
brb headed to search for the thread
- edit, well :banana::banana::banana::banana: i can't find the file but i swear my utt did that.
3-4-4-10, no way. 2.5-3-3, possibly. ddr500 2-2-2 is equal to ddr600 2.5-3-3, and trust me, finding a set of tccd that did ddr600 2.5-3-3 was a pain in the balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
bh-5 that would do ddr500 2-2-2 was very easy, companies binned bh-5 to do that. bh-5 ftw!
I ran my old 2X 256MB G.Skill PC4400 (TCCD) at 350Mhz 3-4-4-8 (3.0 volt) but for benching my good old 2X 256MB Muskin PC3500 (BH-5) at 280Mhz 2-2-2-5 (3.8 volt) was still better in SuperPI and such.
Nice results guys :)
Yup :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stunned_guy
In Pi? No way!Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
Yup, CAS 1.5 is actually slower than CAS 2Quote:
Originally Posted by afireinside
With high timmings ya, but for SuperPi BH5 at 285Mhzs 2-2-2-5 performs better than TCCD at 320Mhzs with higher timmings.Quote:
Originally Posted by i found nemo
i dont think tccd would ever be competition for bh-5 when it comes to benching, when it comes to 24/7 operation, tccd might be a winner do to lower volts though. less stress on components and the on die memory controller.
BH5> TCCD. I had my TCCD benchable at 350mhz/DDR700. Still couldnt trump BH5 at 270mhz 2-2-2