AWESOME :shocked:
You need x10 multi and 32M sub 8 and WR is yours ;)
AWESOME :shocked:
You need x10 multi and 32M sub 8 and WR is yours ;)
Nice!
Looks like GDDR3 to me :clap:
Nice job man
OMG ! :eek: Amazing work man :up: And look at that GSkill kit going crazy ! :p: These G.Skill are always equipped with D9GTR chips ? ... Isn't there a possibility they are equipped with the JNL ones ?
790i + Jody = perfect match :clap:
I'm absolutely spellbound by your efficiency. Just using a E8500 at the same FSB would give you 5586 Mhz and ~8m 11s, want to try that? ;)
cheers guys :up:
yes, apparently they come with JNL now people are reporting. not sure if any still have GTR or not though. not sure if it is visible in CPU-Z or not in the screenshot, but these sticks are dated 38/07. no idea how accurate that is or not but they are definitely an older pair. i have had them since the end of 07.Quote:
Originally Posted by George_o/c
thanks man. yeah, i was thinking about trying to find a decent E8500 but at $300/pop and harder to resell here locally for little loss, un-like E8400s, i decided i would just wait it out until E8600s dropped. if i had access to LN2 i would definitely grab a couple E8500s as the odds of being able to get 5600MHz would be decent but with just dry ice those odds drop pretty drastically.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyperhorn
if someone has an E8500 that is known to clock this well under dry ice then i would definitely be willing to pay a somewhat reasonable price for it ;) .
i just wish you could send chips into Intel and pay the difference to have the multi un-locked higher if you found a gem like this one :D
3oh6 ncix has 50 e8500 cpus on sale today @ 295$
I'd say you reached the top of 'Everest' with that one :clap:
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by G H Z
so cheesy yet so funny...thanks man, made my morning.
1) Thanks for the answer Jody :) I am planning on buying a new benching rig in summer (I have here 8 Northwoods + 2 Asus P4P800 I'm bored of playing with :p:), and I am interested in buying a decent 1600MHz DDR3 kit ;) Thus, I was talking with a good friend of mine about a month ago about DDR3 1600MHz kits (he's in xtremesystems, and likes playing with RAMs mostly :D), and I asked him, with what chips are these G.Skill (the ones you used) equipped with ... He told me that there is a small chance they are equipped with GTR, but mostly with JNL ;) I later understood that he was right, as for example hipro has also one G.Skill PC12800 kit equipped with GTR ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 3oh6
2) Yeah, that would be fantastic :yepp: But what are the odds of that happening ? :D ( I already know the answer that's why I can't help but laugh with my question :p: :ROTF:)
yeah, i think we all know the answer on that one...and we don't like it ';)Quote:
Originally Posted by George_o/c
DAMN GOOD!
What NB Voltage used?
my board dosn't start with 1030 CL8 2.2V
but 1000 MHz runs with only 1.95 V
Yeah, those are some really crazy Everest benchmark results! :clap:
Have a look in his first post! I think vSPP is what you are asking for! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kabauterman
all the info according to BIOS readings is in the SPi screenshot and the same settings were used for the 15K shot as well. to save you a couple clicks though, it is 1.66v for vSPP according to the BIOS reading but the reading from the coil right at the SPP is 1.672v. i think the read point from the coil is correct but not 100%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kabauterman
going over 1.67v didn't seem to help much at all. it really would have been nice to have an on-die temp sensor for the SPP as the readings in Everest are not on-die temps, just a surface sensor to my understanding.
Wow...I love that spi;)
thanks man...i would like it even better at 620FSB ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gandalfone
**edited because this kit of Crucials is not JNL, it turned out to be GTS which makes sense with the timings it was running.**
Crucial Ballistix PC3-16000 (D9GTS) @ 2.10V (actual)...just a teaser to the OC Report:
click for full size
http://3oh6.com/forum_posted/reviews...7-6_1100-1.png
WTF are you doing M8?........ :shocked:
1100MHz (2200MHz DDR) with 1T?..... STABLE SP 32M?.....
haha, not SP 32M...SP dual 32M :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hipro5
i will also have a second kit of memory join the 15K club on this board shortly. the Ballistix are starting to really take off. it would be a dream if they scaled up to 2.20v but i don't think i am that lucky.
Sweet update Jody...
Ahhhhh.......Oliver I'll smack your arss..... :D
WHERE is your TM that we all love to see in every post of yours and that you became beloved to all of us?..... :(
Are you geting old or what?...... :(
:lol:
Okay Jody, you're very very seriously enticing me to enter the unchartered realm of CAS 8. How much longer can I hold out?? Unfortunately my Pi times and Everest numbers are guaranteed to be junk tho without P1/P2. :-/
Jody,
They're not shipped with GTR anymore, no....
if i have to convince you 'CL7 rul3z CL8 suckorz' guys one at a time...then so be it, but it will be done. at this rate, these JNL will start their own club...16K ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
Nah, I'm all for big clocks. And frankly I feel too inexperienced with DDR3 to comment. I've really never tried anything besides CAS 7 on these sticks, and was pretty pleased. Sure I'm a BH5 diehard that hasn't fully recovered yet, and hate anything looser than 2-2-2-5, but what can ya do? :shrug:
I've read on more than one occasion that 800 CL6 ~ 900 CL7 ~ 1000 CL8...any truth to that in your opinion??
JNL is that good eh...
For high CL8 clocks D9JNL is the way to go.
I have yet to see a single D9GTR kit reach DDR3-2150+ Dual SPi32M stable, but I've seen 3 D9JNL reach DDR3-2150+ Dual SP32m stable.
I think I'll be hunting a good D9JNL kit soon :(