DFI 790FX-M2R +955 worky just fine ;-)

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05-02-2009, 03:33 AM
Tomasis

very good result :up:

my crucial runs 1066 at 2,2 volt, lol :rofl:
05-02-2009, 04:31 AM
Tony

Quote:

Originally Posted by cbjaust

Is Linpack the new "black" for memory stability testing in windows?

Cheers

10 loops is like a few hrs prime....i don't have all night to test
05-02-2009, 04:33 AM
Smartidiot89

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony

10 loops is like a few hrs prime....i don't have all night to test

So I do realise you're under NDA, but could you give us a clue on the price for these as I am VERY interested:rofl:
05-02-2009, 04:35 AM
Tony

they are listed on our site man...if you click the pic of the blade modules on the oczforum it takes you right to them...then just google for pricing

http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...e_dual_channel
05-02-2009, 05:12 AM
Smartidiot89

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony

they are listed on our site man...if you click the pic of the blade modules on the oczforum it takes you right to them...then just google for pricing

http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...e_dual_channel

Ah thanks:D Seems to be really cheap actually, this will be my next buy
05-02-2009, 06:25 AM
breakfromyou

I bet these are using the same IC's as the G.Skill PI DDR2-1100 stuff thats rated for 1.8-1.9v, aren't they :p
05-02-2009, 11:34 AM
Koekerwauz_NL

thx Tony, for your input.
I'm going to upgrade when the new boards are out from DFI with the new SB800 series chipset.
So i'll be staying on the DFI 790 for some time and i'm happy to now that my next upgrade, the 955, is rocking with this board with the right MEM sticks.
05-02-2009, 01:52 PM
EnJoY

Quote:

Originally Posted by breakfromyou

I bet these are using the same IC's as the G.Skill PI DDR2-1100 stuff thats rated for 1.8-1.9v, aren't they :p

I don't know what chips these are, but if I could guess I would say yes. They resemble many characteristics of a well binned Powerchip IC.
05-03-2009, 04:20 AM
Tony

Quote:

Originally Posted by breakfromyou

I bet these are using the same IC's as the G.Skill PI DDR2-1100 stuff thats rated for 1.8-1.9v, aren't they :p

don't know ask Gskill

while there ask why they use our support forums for help :)
05-03-2009, 04:22 AM
Tony

Quote:

Originally Posted by EnJoY

I don't know what chips these are, but if I could guess I would say yes. They resemble many characteristics of a well binned Powerchip IC.

wrong...LOL and no trying again will not help
05-03-2009, 07:27 AM
EnJoY

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony

wrong...LOL and no trying again will not help

Winbond BH5 :p:
05-03-2009, 07:32 AM
i found nemo

sweet, tone!!!!!
05-03-2009, 12:57 PM
Tony

cas4 test...i have a feeling it will do a lot better off this board as i ran out of workable HTbus IMO...1000 was quite easy ;)

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/920660/DF..._1000_test.PNG
05-03-2009, 03:23 PM
Brother Esau

Hey, Tony:)

I have not been on the UT 790FX-M2R since testing the 3/26/2009 Beta out (Good Bios) but that was for very limited time with 940 BE AND THE 2X2gb Reapers with your SPD. any chance of this going down with those sticks and your SPD Profile?

Nice to finally see some advancement with Ram Overclocking with Phenom after all of this time;)
05-03-2009, 05:02 PM
Tony

The profile was developed to make life easy as most boards default to 1.9V and at that time the SPD would allow 1066 with that voltage quite easy.

We have a new AMD specific module (1066) coming soon as some have seen issues witht he new 1066 reapers...so i jumped in to come up with something more special.

The CPU's have changed...its not as easy now with the older IC's but that does not mean you can't wind up the NB clock and gain more speed with a lower ram clock.
05-03-2009, 06:26 PM
charged3800z24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony

cas4 test...i have a feeling it will do a lot better off this board as i ran out of workable HTbus IMO...1000 was quite easy ;)

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/920660/DF..._1000_test.PNG

If that doesn't sell those Modules, I don't know what will...Dang you Tony, now I need to spend more money :p:
05-03-2009, 10:43 PM
Zeus

If this memory is in the same price bracket as the Platinums i will definately get me a kit.

If it's (a lot) more i won't, i don't want to spend too much on DDR2 anymore.

Any price indication for this fabulous ram Tony?
05-04-2009, 04:41 AM
Tony

They have been out a week or so...watch newegg as they swallowed most of the first order i hear
05-04-2009, 05:15 AM
Mechromancer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony

The profile was developed to make life easy as most boards default to 1.9V and at that time the SPD would allow 1066 with that voltage quite easy.

We have a new AMD specific module (1066) coming soon as some have seen issues witht he new 1066 reapers...so i jumped in to come up with something more special.

The CPU's have changed...its not as easy now with the older IC's but that does not mean you can't wind up the NB clock and gain more speed with a lower ram clock.

NO WONDER! I've had all kinds of issues with these OCZ Reapers at rated speeds on my system (specs in sig) yet they have no hardware errors. I had to get a Corsair Dominator kit to get my system to run stable.

Can I send these Reapers into OCZ for a kit of your AMD specific 1066s? Maybe with $20 to make up the price diff?
05-04-2009, 05:38 AM
Tony

you had to do what? just tune the modules to suit the board...the profile helps...its not a defacto standard.
05-04-2009, 07:33 AM
ninong

hi tony, may i know which ocz you're using for that?

OCZ2B10664GK - rated 2.1v
OCZ2B1066LV4GK - rated 1.8v

are you running the 2.1v one @ a lower voltage or do you have the low voltage version? the only one available out here is the 2.1v version.. :/

thanks
05-04-2009, 08:00 AM
biohead

yeah all blades available here are rated 2.1V.
05-04-2009, 08:50 AM
Smartidiot89

Quote:

Originally Posted by ninong

hi tony, may i know which ocz you're using for that?

OCZ2B10664GK - rated 2.1v
OCZ2B1066LV4GK - rated 1.8v

are you running the 2.1v one @ a lower voltage or do you have the low voltage version? the only one available out here is the 2.1v version.. :/

thanks

Think it's the ones i bolded... LV = Low Voltage, atleast thats what Tony stated earlier in this thread?

http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...e_dual_channel
Tony: On OCZ's website it says "EVP: 1.85v" which is how much voltage i can push without ending warranty. Lets say i don't care about warranty what would be "safe" voltages for 24/7 use?

Can't wait for these to reach sweden, if not it will be my very first purchase of hardware outside of sweden :ROTF:
It's only 62 Euros in a Netherland store which is kinda impressing considering what these modules offer...

These RAM modules symbolizes sex in it's purest form and I must have it to satisfy myself :D
05-04-2009, 09:56 AM
Tony

I would not use more than 1.9Vish...most boards default to this so how are you going to stay at 1.85V evp anyway unless the board allows you to set lower like the dfi.

Remember the cas4 clocks are not supported, my dimms may be better than ones you buy..mileage varies.

The modules are the LV ones...go tot he OCZ forum and click the pic of the modules for the link ;)
05-04-2009, 10:39 AM
possessed

just bought my 955 2 hours ago, tomorrow I'll have the spare time to slide it in to my m2r. And I'll check how my mushkin will perform, if I'm not happy I'm inclined to get some of those blades LV

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