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I have been tinkering to see what the best performance I can get for a potential 24/7 setup,
I wanted to stay close to 1.375max CPU, and below 1.4 VTT, and found I can get decent scores and RAM latency with the set up shown..
The sacrifice is the VDimm needed to be stable 1.69v..
While I am ok with vcore and vtt. being on edge of Intel specs... I have no reference/ experience to how dangerous going above 1.65 dimms really is.
Whats the recommendation?
My recommendation would be: Push it more! :D
Well, not for 24/7, those are more then ideal settings considering those moderate voltages. :up:
Look at my 24/7 settings:
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Originally Posted by donmarkoni
nice uncore, don markoni :up: hope you get your mb back soon sp you can enjoy that beast.
i have a 6gb 2000mhz kit that moves data @ those speeds.
unfortunately, i upgraded to a 12GB 2000mhz kit that can only do read/writes about 17K.
question, how you feel running above 1.45v on the cpu.
Thanks! I got it back yesterday, late afternoon, it's a fresh picture. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreezy
Check you CxE states and Hardware Prefetcher under CPU Features in BIOS, they should be Enabled. Also check if your UnCore speed has changed.
I feel comfortable, it's well cooled. And, of course, it's an Extreme version, so it should take the abuse ;) ...hopefully.
i enabled the states and my cpu throttled all the way to x26 multi 4,600mhz:shocked:
when loaded 100% it gives me x25 multi/4,400mhz
not fully stable, 86/87Gflps 6core/12threads.
looking at your calibrations also 1.42v qpi:yepp:
i think im gonna have to spank this chip like a runaway slave.:slapass:
Oh, I forgot, sorry, you should set CPU Turbo Power Limit to Disabled and CPU TM Function also to Disabled, so you CPU doesn't throttle or lower multi.