New WR Cas 3? || Asus P5B Non-Deluxe + Team XTreem PC6400 4-4-4-10 D9GMH @2.8 Volt

Hi there, after hanging around here for a while, and watching a lot of threads, now it's the perfect time to post my First Messsage:cool: So first introduce myself: I'm Maarten van Hooft,15 Years old, living in the Dutch, and maybe you've sometime see my name @ GoT. Enough talking, let's go to the results:

So, let's takes the following ingredients:
*Asus P5B Non-Deluxe (Vdimm @ 2.8V + Vmch @ 1.8 + VDroop Modded)
*Take the best stick from a set of 2 x 512 MB Team XTreem PC6400 4-4-4-10 D9GMH, and put 2.8 Volt at the stick.
*E6300
*Coolermaster Xtreme Power 430 Watt
*Ati X300 because I blewed my 7600GS (at the Background of the pic of the cooling)
*A lot of Fans
*And ofcourse, a bit of luck

Put this all together, what do you get?



http://www.imagehosting.com/out.php/...Cas3552Mhz.JPG

Validation

Hell Yeah! 552 Mhz Cas 3::cool: Timings set in Bios. It tooks a lot of time, but it's worth it.

The Sticks:
http://www.imagehosting.com/out.php/...3_f0t00177.jpg

The Cooling:
http://www.imagehosting.com/out.php/...7_f0t00180.jpg

As far as i knew, this was the World Record Cas 3.

What do you guys think?

that amazing :clap:

Booted Cas 3 from BIOS?

Yes ;) However, the subtimings weren't that nice.

Great first post :D

I believe these are different WR's.
yes your cas 3...

but your cas 3-4-3 and single channel, while Yoxxy was cas 3-3-3 and dual channel.
Yoxxys was a much harder OC to achieve, as I am the one he took that WR from, so I know how scary it can be to push 3.4 volts into your ram to get cas 3-3-3 stable, and keep dual channel.

its a great OC... but almost too different to be in the same catagory.

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Originally Posted by Kunaak

I believe these are different WR's.
yes your cas 3...

but your cas 3-4-3 and single channel, while Yoxxy was cas 3-3-3 and dual channel.
Yoxxys was a much harder OC to achieve, as I am the one he took that WR from, so I know how scary it can be to push 3.4 volts into your ram to get cas 3-3-3 stable, and keep dual channel.

its a great OC... but almost too different to be in the same catagory.

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If I good remember Yoxxy have 546Mhz with single CL3 WR, not dual. But I think 2,8v very low voltage for 550Mhz :confused:

nice score but hey 15yrs old, go out chase :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:ez ;)

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Originally Posted by over@locker886

If I good remember Yoxxy have 546Mhz with single CL3 WR, not dual. But I think 2,8v very low voltage for 550Mhz :confused:

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Yoxxys OC...

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RAM Size : 1024 MB
RAM Freq : 546 MHz
RAM Type : DDR2-SDRAM Dual Channel
RAM Ratio : 5:7
RAM Timings : 3-3-3-8

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http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=181144

From Yoxxy's post:

System Specs:
Motherboard: P5N32-E SLI
CPU: X6800 @ 3900.00 on Jinu Modded VapoLS, Thanks Again!
Memory: Single Dimm 1 GB Corsair 8888C4D @ 3-3-3-8-2T (546.0 MHZ)

How do you can run dual Channel with just one mem stick?

It's typical for nf chipsets - it's just fault of CPU-Z and it doesn't recognize correctly if Dual is on or off :) E.g. on the same motherboard I had always Dual... even with one stick in computer :D

Yoxxy's great OC was made with one stick so it is single channel, although it was one 1 GB stick... not 512 MB, so it was harder to achieve :)

Yes single dimm, 3-4-3-x on p5b is much easier though. With stick maybe 580 is possible on p5b. I will try a bit later.

And i'm getting a P35C-DS3R in about a week :cool:

hmm, but the whole reason behind doing 3-4-3 on p5b is because of trcd set to 3 = slow, right?? or is setting trcd to 3 even if it slows down still difficult??

hmm... then has anyone beat my cas 3-3-3 1060 mhz WR?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=118700

dual channel I mean....
I thought someone did.

We should do a suicide dual channel contest to see who has the best.

I can do @ 2.55v

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Originally Posted by over@locker886

But I think 2,8v very low voltage for 550Mhz :confused:

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And I was saying I had terrible RAM when at 2.353 my RAM wouldn't be stable at 485? Or, does the .5v not compare to 65MHz?

3-4-3-7 at 552 (1,104).
That is indeed VERY impressive.

And, these chips weren't on, LN2? Dry Ice?
They were on, air? (I see the cooler. :P Nice Home-Made concoction.)

Good job. :) :shocked:

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Originally Posted by Kunaak

hmm... then has anyone beat my cas 3-3-3 1060 mhz WR?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=118700

dual channel I mean....
I thought someone did.

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If I correctly remember - yes :devil: http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...light=Cas+club (the second result) :D

cough memset.

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Originally Posted by Hutch

cough memset.

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Couch, maximum overclocks only ... not needed to be stable 24/7 cough bewnhead ...

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Originally Posted by MuffinFlavored

And, these chips weren't on, LN2? Dry Ice?
They were on, air? (I see the cooler. :P Nice Home-Made concoction.)

Good job. :) :shocked:

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Yes, I did it with my home-made, but exactly with this score, I had another 80 MM fan on the other 80 MM fan. But i put it off, because I needed that one, maybe i still have a pic with the 3 fans on it.

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Originally Posted by Schmetterling

Couch, maximum overclocks only ... not needed to be stable 24/7 cough bewnhead ...

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But I defenitily not run my ram 24/7 @ 2.8 Volt

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Originally Posted by Schmetterling

Couch, maximum overclocks only ... not needed to be stable 24/7 cough bewnhead ...

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When did I say anything about '24/7 stability?' I questioned the integrity of the record that he's claiming. A first time poster who's 15 years old claiming to have the Cas 3 WR when it's the easiest thing to fake will make any non-gullible person skeptical. It's been tried before on here several times and it's a known glitch in the program. Until a well trusted member on here verifies that this is legit or a video showing this speed from boot most people, including myself are going to really question it.

Atleast say you used 3.4v vdimm or something.... 2.8v no matter how good those rams are is pretty low at that speed....

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Originally Posted by luihed

Atleast say you used 3.4v vdimm or something.... 2.8v no matter how good those rams are is pretty low at that speed....

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For DDR2 2.8 is pretty much. 3.4 is almost the double of the spec of 1.8V.
3.4 would be a suitable OC voltage for DDR, but for DDR2?:stick:

Some people use 2.3V for 600+ ;)

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=202600

Here is 552.1 ^^