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P5Q3, BIOS 0801
2x1GB A-Data Vitesta JNL
RAM clocking:
work in progress. 720MHz 6-5-5.
VDIMM 1.95V, vNB 1.36V Doesnt seem to like the voltages being any less than that:confused:
http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/4...0mhz655ne8.jpg
-> Ignore the time, its not tweaked at all I just wanna know what MHz I can get.
800MHz (1:2 ratio) @ 8-7-7-21, VDIMM=1.95V, vNB= 1.36V wouldnt run 32M at all.
How is everyone else getting on?
this ADATA X series or ADATA Extreme Kit
btw, nice run :up:
Its A-Data X, didnt know there was Extreme as well :eek:
LOL the run sucks :ROTF: should be easily into 11.x territory, maybe heading towards 11M 45. :p:
Great mems;),can they do that at 1T??
How about using MonteBoy SpiTweaker??
I know you can tweak but will save the trouble just for some quick tests:D
1T/2T isnt available in BIOS and Memset doesnt offer 1T- it goes back to 2T :shrug:.
Iv never seen that tweak tool- will add it to the list of things to check out- cheers! :)
Did you try older bios? What slots you used?
I'm not tried 0801 yet, but I couldn't stabilize my OCZ 1600EB (D9JNL) rams. I tried lot of settings and memory ratio, but I got only superpi 1M done..2M not finished:(.. One of guy from hungarian site could stable 1700Mhz 7-7-7-20 2T with 3:5 ratio. That doesn't work for me. Try out,maybe it will help for you..!
Have you tried the trick of vmch <= vfsb and only single channel just to see what's up?
I got the same case with you b4, then I return the OCZ 1600EB for a pair of corsair 1333 DHZ, 1600CL7 rock stable@1.65V only.Quote:
Originally Posted by over@locker886
Hey stephen :) Do you know what ICs those use? Im guessing they arent Micron?
Cheers :)
K
-> Feel free to post up some results from SPi32M so we can see how the performance is :D
you mean the OCZ 1600PEB?Quote:
Originally Posted by K404
here you are
Thanks :) I meant the Corsair sticks, but knowing the OCZ you had trouble with was Micron is..."reassuring"
:toast:
K
Im throwing in the towel regarding this board. Maybe its potential will be realised one day. If it does, il buy it again...I wont hold my breath though. Disappointed. :down:
Its A-Data X, i didn't know there was something else.
Most P45 chipsets seem to have problems with memory i think. Maybe give the board a little more time to see a more mature bios?
go 2,2 volts one rams omg 1,9 is not for benching xD
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheKarmakazi
Thats correct, and i second that. Its a matter of time to get things iron out on this chipset. A couple of new Bios away and you will see a difference ;)
Sad to say..
same here... :(
Have put my board up for sale already...
tried 2 pairs of memory, one gskill 1600c7 HZ and Team Xtreem 1600C7...
No results so far...
And both are D9JNL...
If that day comes, i'll just buy the board again.
:)
I orginally bought this board for ddr3 choice, did not like any of my
micron sticks whether I used D9GTR or D9GTS all were 2gb pairs (2x1gb).
I tried same sticks I used successfully before on blitz extreme where they all did past 1800mhz CL7.
I tweaked my sub mem. timings over and over and this board would only run good with 1:1 memory divider. :(
JNL aren't chips who loves voltage,they have some sweet point and work the best with that voltageQuote:
Originally Posted by aerie
With latest bios i'm stable for 32M @ 880+Mhz cas 6-5-5-13 PL7 on 3:5 but nothing with other dividers :shrug:
good stick and nice run :) bro, just need 1.95 voltQuote:
Originally Posted by K404
using the tables at http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3208&p=9
one can assume that the very best memory and performance results would be achieved by using a tRD of 5 and you are working with a tRD of 8 which cuts most of the gains of the faster memory frequencies achieved.
I would like to see the numbers for CAS 5 tRD 5 2:1 divider at the highest possible multiplier and numbers for CAS 6 tRD 5 2:1 also.