Hmm, I don't recall having too many problems with D9-based modules on my Rampage'd Maximus Formula, I got my G.Skill 8000 C4 kit up to 666MHz C5 1M stable on the 2:3 divider.Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
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Hmm, I don't recall having too many problems with D9-based modules on my Rampage'd Maximus Formula, I got my G.Skill 8000 C4 kit up to 666MHz C5 1M stable on the 2:3 divider.Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
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Originally Posted by Ghostleader
Think what will happens when our swedish winter come. :D
Very nice overclock you've got there greg.m.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by greg.m
If I use 67x in cpu and nb this does not produce hurts in my Motheboard RAmpage formula x48
Fsb TT 1.36bios 1.300real Cpugtll 67x nbgtll 67x
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It he is says this 0,878cpu gtll 1/2 0,875 cpu gtll 0/3 0,873 nb gtll
If I want to use stablly this fsb tt To need to use 67x?
Thamk you my friend:)Quote:
Originally Posted by A-Grey
Have got in your hands something good(Q9650:))?
No, no luck. I hope to get one from the new batch that's mentioned in the Q9650 thread a while ago by a German guy. Maybe this batch is going to be available in Belgium too. I asked my computer parts dealer to look for that batch.Quote:
Originally Posted by greg.m
I reseated my CPU last week but it didn't help to get my Q9450 Linx stable again at 8 X 465MHz. It sucks and I hope to have a Q9650 really soon to have some fun again.
Nice cooling blocks that you've got there.:up:
One set of ballistix tracers 800, can't do 600mhz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An
575 is stable around 2.2 - 2.25v, 600 is no go even at 2.5v.
Maybe it's just a degraded set of d9, maybe it's me who can't stable them, but with old promos I haven't got such problems.
And about testing I'm testing memory using Memtest #5 test, at least 30 loops.
Use whatever CPU GTL that works good for you. If your CPU likes 0.67X there is no reason not to use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikefra2008
Has anyone tried replacing factory mch/ich cooling with 2x thermalright hr-05?
Yoh Alien-Grey,
I am glad that you are back on stage again!:D
If I can help you out about buying a Q9650 on the german market just send me an e-mail:D
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Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Here's some good news. I'm running stable again at 8 X 465MHz with DDR 1239MHz and tRD 6. The CPU Voltage is the same as it was before at 1.36250V.:D
The problem was the DRAM slots. I'm using the white slots now, B1 and B2 with DRAM CLK Skew on Channel B delayed with 50ps. This combination seems to work very well with the G.SKILL F2-9600CL5D-4GBPI Memory.:up:
I still don't understand how changing to the other slots fixes the stability problems with Linx.:confused:
Thanx mate. I hope youll get a good Q9650 soon so ill have someone to share and compare... i feel so lonely :DQuote:
Originally Posted by A-Grey
Btw i read your last post and thats good news ill give the white slots a try to see what happens
Yoh guys,
I know I am having a DFI DK now but you wouldnīt cut me out of this thread, wouldnīt you.
Anyway- how do you like the data through put?
http://www.abload.de/img/fsb490588ram-pl8yghh.png
P.S. Alien-Grey,
I will check if I can get you the Q9650!
Nice, very nice.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Good work mate :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Glad to see you got it all setup how you wanted it! I take it you managed to get your head around the bios settings then :D
Thank you guys for your greatings.
Well, It took a little time to get my head around all these bios options.
But there ist still one thing that bothers me- the 400 strap wonīt work as well as I supposed. My intension was to oc my G.Skills over 1200 Mhz driving a 465 MHz fsb.
I will open up a question in the DFI thread before the admin. is slaping me in the head.
What you mean with it doesn't work as you supposed? Instabilities or what?
BTW: MCH voltage is key to stability with quad and 600+ mem.
Yes, thatīs what I meant. Iīve got freezes and BSODths.
As I said in my last post MCH voltage is the key to get stability, imo you will need to use at least 1.55-1.6v to get it stable.
It might surprise you but the P45 does not need so much voltage like the x48 for quads. I needed 1.39 Volts to the nb for 490 MHz FBS. Just see:
http://www.abload.de/img/prime95custom20stundeng8aw.jpg
No I'm not surprised, but X48 has its own rules.
1.39v on P45 is roughly the equivalent of ~1.6-1.65v on an X48 so I'm not surprised at all with the voltage you need on the P45.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Is 1.39V on the NB already to high for the P45 chipset? I see in your picture that it shows up in red.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Default Vnb on P45 is 1.10V, so ~1.4V IS quite high but no more than 1.6v is quite high for an X48 NB.Quote:
Originally Posted by A-Grey
I agree with mikeyakame that ~1.4v is pretty high to the nb but I donīt think it is to much English for the 24/7 use.Quote:
Originally Posted by A-Grey
The voltage is shown up red because the program "smart guardian" does so by using more than 1.35v. That doesnīt mean it will demage your nb immediately, it is just a warning for the user.