so wheres that TCCD at high 2-2-2 timings?

Umm OPB im at 260 prime bloody stable with tccd 2x512 2-2-2-8 so i can tell you its possible cause im living the dream. PS> i love you g.skill oc's man you rule 360fsb :slobber: :slobber: :toast: . Those pics where b4 i screwed my windows install i got a 264 sandra bench at those same speeds at a 271 screen. If OPB or anyone else wants proof or stablity tests just ask il post em when i get a chance. Keep in mind this is ALL on a bloody NF2 so im SHURE its the board limit. ppl asked yes its 3.26 under load anymore does not give any highier thus one of the man reasons i think its the boards fault its not even a lanparty its a infinity thats been thro hell and back and for some reason beyond me its still posting lol c ya

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Originally Posted by sparkie34

Really? I haven't seen more than one or two lucky people with sticks able to do 2-2-2 at 250mhz with 3+ volts.

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me 2, thats why i made this thread ;)

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Originally Posted by Jesus

My TCCD ( Corsair XL) dork out at 260FSb (2,5-2-2-2-11-2T, DC 3,1V) but I presume that tha'ts just a NF2 problem.
On the other side on A mSI K8NE02 One stick achieved 285FSB 2,5-3-3-6 2,85V, whiwl oond A LP UT nF3250 they can't get stable at more that 230 ( oen of my budies is torturing them on his LP Ut board) which is pretty strange IMHO. Theese Corsairs need the 3,1-3,2V for 250FSB on Nf2 ( Infinity A+)

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i think tccd only clocks 10mhz higher with 2.5 compared to 2.0 if not even less, so it should run 2-2-2 at 250+ on another board :)

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Originally Posted by HARDCORECLOCKER

:D No - Vdimm killed 'em - there's always a 120mm fan blowing straight to the RAM slots, but they were 0437.

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a fan alone might not be enough, from what i heard tccd gets REALLY hot at high vdimm, did you touch them under some time of load to see if they were hot/warm?

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Originally Posted by glock19owner

275/5-3-3-2.5/1T/1:1 Benchmarks

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whats your point? that guy got 2.5-3-3, he was asking for 2.0-2-2 or 2.5-2-2!

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Originally Posted by Onepagebook

TCCD never do 2-2-2-5?
how about this? DDR460, 2-2-2-5 2.78v?:D
I will post pic from digital cam, if someone doubt it. :cool:

http://www.e04hardware.com/ocx/opb/n...ddr4602225.jpg

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pfff 230mhz :P

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Originally Posted by haPpydUde

Umm OPB im at 260 prime bloody stable with tccd 2x512 2-2-2-8 so i can tell you its possible cause im living the dream. PS> i love you g.skill oc's man you rule 360fsb :slobber: :slobber: :toast: . Those pics where b4 i screwed my windows install i got a 264 sandra bench at those same speeds at a 271 screen. If OPB or anyone else wants proof or stablity tests just ask il post em when i get a chance. Keep in mind this is ALL on a bloody NF2 so im SHURE its the board limit. ppl asked yes its 3.26 under load anymore does not give any highier thus one of the man reasons i think its the boards fault its not even a lanparty its a infinity thats been thro hell and back and for some reason beyond me its still posting lol c ya

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pics? :D

haPpydUde,
looks like you're running 2T... to be honest I dont think it could do those speeds on another board when running 1T, or maybe even on 2T.

nF2 chipset has a tendency of "lying" when you run a dodgy modded BIOS or 2T command.
I've seen Hynix D43 do 230+ @ 2-2-2 on NF7 with 2T timing.... unless it's 1T i dont think it's worth taking seriously

rabbi cpc is set to on in the bios. i don't know why it says 2t in sandra. Also what do u mean taking it seriously i don't understand? I am really busy with exams and all that since its the end of the year but after i get home from school tommorow i will run a whole series of benches ect and prime. Anyways back to what this thread is about... 2-2-2 with TCCD at nice high mhz anyone else running some? 250+? Cause if not i hold the wr for tccd 2-2-2 speeds lol sweet. Come on some one take it away its all bout freindly compatition.

Maybe i came across wrong... I take you seriously bro :), but 2T on nF2 acts dam strange.

I think it is 2T aswell... either that or it's single channel, cos your bandwidth is VERY low for 268 2-2-2

[edit] jus saw you are running a low multi... can you do a few benches for us at 9x or higher please?

bump for sick scores :D

My ex-Geil Ultra X TCCD, i have now the corsair pro

http://img110.exs.cx/img110/4553/264x10.jpg, this in single chanel, in dual 240mhz with 2-2-2-11, all in NF7S 1.7Vdd and 2.9v Vdimm

bye!!

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you called? :D ya i have tccd ocz rev .2 that i bought a while ago in preperation for my dfi nf4, but since all i am running at is my infinity nf2 i threw it in there and started playing :toast: . Memtest 86+ and prime are stable at 260 3.3v 2-2-2 but the problem is nothin else is lol. I belive it to be a nf2 issue but freezes lockups sound cutting ect at those speeds but 250 is fine anyways enf of my talking here are some pics http://www.windywind.com/tccd%20268.bmp http://www.windywind.com/stable%20at%20260.bmp the mpbs is kinda low cause of multi used anyways cheers

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you are running 2T , right?

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Originally Posted by Umek

in dual 240mhz with 2-2-2-11, all in NF7S 1.7Vdd and 2.9v Vdimm

bye!!

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same question, 2T, right?

PS: ese dakine... XD

has anyone ever seen 240+ 2-2-2 TCCD with a NON-nF2 rig?

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same question, 2T, right?

PS: ese dakine... XD

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Always in 1T, esto del inglés no es lo mio steve-o xDDD

bye!!

Hi im going to put my ram into a nf3 lanparty ut later today, but the boards vdimm limit is 3.1 so can someone PM me with a link to the 4v bios that everyone is talking bout. I know the board draws off the 3.3 line but thats fine since the powersupply im using 3.3 line is at almost 3.6. Thanks

The sooner i get the link the sooner i can post some kickass benches. :D

you hav PM bro

Saaya, here is my TCCD with tight timmings. Yes this is on a nf2 (depressingly slow). The board is the limiting factor here. The memory seems to want to keep going, but the board tops out at 245FSB.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...id=23928&stc=1