anyone find a BIOS particularly better for high memclocks?
BTW can anybody tell anything more about the rejected cpu-z results? any idea what is causing it?
anyone find a BIOS particularly better for high memclocks?
BTW can anybody tell anything more about the rejected cpu-z results? any idea what is causing it?
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Originally Posted by [XC] Aerosupra
All bios same with high memclock..I try from F3.F4.F5 and F6 all the same for higher memclock...try lower PL on static value on bios maybe you can get higher better memclock...:):)
ANYBODY EXPERIENCED CPU-Z REJECTION and found a SOLUTION or CAUSE?
try 9x multi or default..and disable c1e
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Originally Posted by [XC] Aerosupra
With my crappy kit
No Vmod for the moment . Just 1.62V VMCH & 3V VDimm & LP 10 .
Picture of memory
Edit :
1680MHz under DI
Always no Vmod but 3.04V bios & 1.66V VMCH and some windows tweaks .
Just for the fun a run @800MHz 5-5-5-15 TrFC 60 LP9
Don't look the time . :D Tweaks ,it's for a memory frequency not for the performance .
Edit 2 :
One stick is dead : RIP :(
Edit 3 :
Same thing with Crucial . :(
Red, you should have put some Sandra or Everest benches at the 800 :D
But sweet results, sprry about the memory, 1Mbit of silence ...
How did they go dead? Dont boot? Died becuase of 3V Vdimm? How long were they exposed to that voltage before dying? Or did the get wet?
all of the above :). haha my ocz's died to volts, was 3.3 for long then 1 run at 3.4 and one stick died ( -100c)Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Aerosupra
Not installed ( everest & sandra ) on this hdd ,sorry. But Giga it's not faster .Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Aerosupra
When ,i've changed memory . 2.2V ,no fan it's too hot for her . SpI 32M runned ,go bsod and no reboot . I've killed her . That's the game :p:
:D RIP tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Vivi2
Every bios ,every settings 2.9V same results with 6 different sticks single or dual ,different slot . Any multiplicater ,any CPU . I've tried to put some sticks direct on the NB hs . Same results . 840MHz . I've tried 5:8 in strap 333MHz ,835MHz.
I think that's the mobo limit . I do 810MHz on air , 820MHz with my icy air spray ( around - 40°C ) and 840MHz under DI .
Maybee flash the bios for an UD3R ,they are on podium . Maybee better .
I will do that just before the limit date .
i need more and more voltage and i think that i need external voltages to ram . is there anybody here that have some idea about use external voltages for modules ?
thanks
Shahryar
well,
i got 829 3.04 stock max voltage (-79C)
then 832 3.1 - 3.2 ( -85c)
then 838 3.3 (-100C)
so there is increase, but very little
guys i have the same problem with validation files that get rejected..
i found this:
http://forum.canardpc.com/showthread.php?t=32274
That seems to be the awnser for my situation, because i uploaded a 5ghz validation, and all my other validations that were lower (because of FSB testing) were rejected..
so it seems you have to wait for at least 5 minuts between each submission.. :down:
Crucial Ballistix Tracer
ep45-ud3r
Dry Ice
my pot:D
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/5501/13250698ik3.jpg
score:
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/4964/74559734ra8.jpg
lol
1:2 it is bad :(
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Originally Posted by toyone
nice .....keep pushing just with dry ice :up::up: try with another diveder...3:5 bugs...
thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Hazzan
the rest of the settings not so good :(
3:5 isnt what you see, 821 is not the real value, so what you get at 1:2 is your real value, probly around 740-760
ok, thxQuote:
Originally Posted by Vivi2
:) Why you can say that ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vivi2
way 2 go james!! you wont post a threat if it isnt worth something, this should be high :)
Very nice show us more :D
Unfortunately I don't think it'll cut the grade as the competition draws to a close though. Let's see what happens :)
Very nice :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by youngpro
882MHz :)
who ?! where is validation ?! it's time to show our back ups:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Oj101