they are on 1.85v, LOL
pretty much max out already, OS corrupted when i was trying 2500 today
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they are on 1.85v, LOL
pretty much max out already, OS corrupted when i was trying 2500 today
For PSC 2400 CL7, are you running in dual or quad channel? 2GB sticks?
quad 4 sticks
very nice for QCH
how do BBSE clock on this platform Shamino?
Do we know the max mem voltage safety limit?
i think you are asking the wrong person about safety limits, but
when pushing max freq on psc i use 1.85v
when pushing max freq on hynix i use 1.73v
when pushing max freq on hypers i use 1.90v
when pushing max freq on others i typciallu use 1.70v
Good enough for me. God I so want some!!! :'(
lol signedQuote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
Quote:
Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3
i am testing all ICs on X79 with R4E
PSC 2 different memories 4 X 2GB Flares and 2200 7-10-7
BBSE 4 X 2GB 2133 8-9-8
Hypers 4 X2GB 2000 7-8-7
Hynix 4 X 4GB 1866 9-10-9
Hynix 4 X 4GB 2400 9-11-9
stay tuned
better than hypers actuallyQuote:
Originally Posted by l0ud_sil3nc3
was at 2400, load elpida hyper profile, change tccd to 10 meaning CL7-10-7-21-1T, set 1.76v dram.
havent tried to push more than 2400 yet, but now you got me interested too.
Just wow! Awesome modules and sure as hell an awesome IMC. :toast:
Already tried to hurt my 3960X with some memory frequencies, but I can't get it beyond 2400 CL10. Are some IMCs really that bad? Tried 1,35+ Volt VTT but no chance yet ...
you get a '00' after 'b1'?
I get a 00 after a 25. Is that also a sign for a weak imc? But I couldn't update to your BIOS version ("Selected file is not an efi bios"), so I am still on 070b. But I will try 075b from here.
Edit: Same thing with BIOS 075b - "Selected file is not an efi bios". 070b file is in the same directory and works without any problems. :(
Not logical to be after the 25, must be after the b1, then yes, the imc is maxed out
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Originally Posted by _mat_
Format your flash drive to FAT32 and then try flashing UEFI again, should fix it :)
What have you got VCCSA set at?Quote:
Originally Posted by _mat_
I tried again from scratch and now I get the b1 => 00. Temperature is at -20 to -30 °C, VTT at 1,35 V, VCSA at 1,25 V. 2133 no problem, 2400 (by bclock and strap) no chance at all. Even at CL11. Any ideas or no chance at all?Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
Raja, thanks, that solved it. As the older BIOS worked, I thought this could not be the solution. :D
no chance, try going warmer at '25'. i think prolly you can do higher ram speeds at 10c or so
you sound like you;re on phase so switch off your phase unit try passing the 'b1' period at different temps by resetting and warming up.
wow coldbug is bad....i hope haswell is ok.
0 °C => b3Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
5 °C => b5
10 °C => b7
> 15 °C boots with 2400 MHz. But IMC has to be kept warm otherwise the system crashes immediately. :(
Thanks for your help!
move to better pcs sticks, gskill flare, 1.8v :D
http://www.ocdrift.com/coolice/OC/r4...11.8.28.1t.png
http://www.ocdrift.com/coolice/OC/r4...11.7.28.1t.png
wow man...nice ram you got there :D
Corsair / Crucial / Geil ...... who?????
You are all conquered.
Definitely takes the binned set to do 2400 CL9 1T
http://s12.postimage.org/mqrphcehl/bin.jpg
The 2133 may be able to do it at CL10 but defintiely not 9