Then I must have missed it =P
In that case, congrats on the pi times that is very fast for non 975x, try to pull sub 13m with sub 3.6Ghz, 2:3 with Ram at 600, multi 9. ^^
Then I must have missed it =P
In that case, congrats on the pi times that is very fast for non 975x, try to pull sub 13m with sub 3.6Ghz, 2:3 with Ram at 600, multi 9. ^^
it will never happen unless he can run 700MHz 5-3-3Quote:
Originally Posted by Blknoel
Actually K|ngP|n has done 12min57 with 3603Mhz on P5B-Dx 1066 strap, Corsair 6400C3 GKX at 600 4-4-4-5 :D
I think its worth a try on 680i, too bad I don't have a board.
And eva: 5-3-3 is an interesting pickup, I didn't know it is this fast until I saw your tests :D
for now 680i is still a bit behind from 965p at least ... but who knows :D
waaaaa... I like these memory.. :)
you can push to 2.5 volts and your still inside the OVP warranty.. :) OCZ is great.. :)
As usual, i"m always impressed by eva'sQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
super detailed testings... :D
that's one of the main reasons why i am such a loyal member of his own forum and all teams related to the forum................really good to bounce ideas with and doesn't think he's too big for his shoes unlike a lot of :banana::banana::banana::banana: suckers i've come across routinely here and everyone elseQuote:
Originally Posted by clon22
btw his site is www.i4memory.com
just in case people didn't know ;)
Great deal on newegg on ocz OCZ EL DDR2 PC2-8800 / 1100MHz / Gold Edition $194 after mir.
Thinking about buying but wonder if the timing will run anywhere near that VX2
off topic but you got more than 90% chance to hit DDR1100 Cas4 (you got warranty up to 2.52V) but hitting same trimmings like eva , you wont be able to do it even with an identical kitQuote:
Originally Posted by sbin
Great thread.
Definately interesting to see how people are pushing the performance on the 680i chipset.
Sorry about going off topic, thanks for the link!
eva this is the time I got at 4Ghz with my Supertalent's PC6400C5:toast:
:toast: very nice results indeed.. what is the voltage you use?? :)
congrats man what cpu cooling/vcore used ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil The Greek
Thanks.This was made with watercooling and 1.5 real vcore adjusted with vcore mod.Also 1.55v on Supertalents cooled by a pair of Tornados 90.Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
And this is a deferent aproach,booted @424fsb(1696/memory unlinked and set @1180Mhz) and clockgened trying to benefit from higher fsb and memory speed.Unfortunately I don't have a better screenshot with more details because I was hopping for a 4Ghz run.My chipset had other oppinion:(
The timmings are the same.I'll try again when I'll have some time.
still very nice though :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil The Greek
Who makes the news SPD ? :)
I have these in a P5B-Dlx, I gave up on my GSkill HZ's after a third stick died.
Anyway, Anyone have a Idea as to what subtimmings to use?
Mel
Thanks.Just noticed I got offtopic with my Supertalents.Sorry about that.I will post any updates on the 680i thread:)Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
Yeah, I second that. Top bloke, top site :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
BTW, the OCZ Ti Alpha VX PC8000s are covered by EVP warranty up to 2.52v but that voltage can kill them!!!!! I had a set die from running 2.5v, they were replace by OCZ of course :) but it was still annoying and costly for freight.
Here's what they did with 2.5v though. No doubt I could have tightened up the sub timmings alot more but was just going for max clocks.
http://slidog.bigblog.com.au/data/2/...0126202910.png
Yeah voltage may kill even if it's within warranty terms. I try to keep benching vdimm to 2.5v vdimm max and usually stay below 2.3-2.35v.
Touch wood that my modules seem to get better with age.. or probably I've had more time tweaking them i.e. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=136258 :)
Bringing this back from the grave....Eva, would you still prefer the VX2 over the OCZ Reaper HPC PC2 9200? I havent figure out yet if I will go with the Striker or a DFI mobo (I like DFI a lot) so I am trying to solve the memory dilema first.
Regards
Bringing this back from the grave....Eva, would you still prefer the VX2 over the OCZ Reaper HPC PC2 9200? I havent figure out yet if I will go with the Striker or a DFI mobo (I like DFI a lot) so I am trying to solve the memory dilema first.
Regards
Yes prefer my OCZ 8000 VX2 over 9200 FlexXLC. my 8000VX2 handle 600mhz 5-3-3-3 tight sub timings but 9200 FlexXLC tightest i can go is 5-5-4-5 ...Quote:
Originally Posted by shaolin95
Awesome! No cold boot issues here right? I used to have the other OCZ VX Gold and while I loved its performance (250 @ 2-2-2) the cold boot was driving me nuts.
Thanks again for this