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No way... :p: Error after loop #21 with 3,30V 254.6MHz timings as in ur run, except Trfc of 11, i'm on 12. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
Great rams u have there! :toast: But i like my Lvl II too, great sticks tbh. :)
Edit: Can't see it on ur screens, 2x512MB or 2x256MB?
of course 2x512
long time no 2x256mb:D
The vdimm are not showing right value on the dfi nf4 board :stick: and its much to.
What?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lastviking
Yes, 0.03-0.04V in bios, 0.07-0.08V in windows, or what do u mean? :rolleyes:
@OPB
Thougt it was ur WR sticks.. ;) :D
Nice stocks OPB. R those some new G-Skill sticks garunteed to do 300 2-2-2-5?? Does setting tras to 0 instead of 5 or make a noticable difference.
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Originally Posted by GravediggA
WR 2x256 sold to ZeroX 2 weeks ago, and I can tell you that this 2x512 is really nice. , well the point is not ram, the point is I use 510-3 oskar bios;)
well , sorry that I forgot to show the 1024 dual channel info,, I can do that if you guys wanna see. but under the situation of showing many CPUZ and a64tweakers, the results will be couple seconds slower;)
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...0&postcount=16 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by moddolicous
@OPB
No need for it, i believe it. ;)
Maybe i give the 510-3 a try one day, it looks a bit slow instead of the 704-2BT.
U can run Trfc 11 only with this bios? :)
thank you for your trust, too bad, I already ran it and only 1 sec slower. I think I gotta give some evidences right ? Or someone might start thinking OPB BS here again;); other bios, I think will be same though.
** this looks slower than 704-2bta is because I install the Mac OS theme, and this HD is not for bench purpose:D
Here you go:
http://img494.imageshack.us/img494/5788/32mdc11kw.jpg
finished:
http://img494.imageshack.us/img494/9587/32mdc24xx.jpg
windows captured:
http://img494.imageshack.us/img494/1...13pi32m2bm.jpg
Come on Kevin, what RAM is that? :) Is that also Twinmos or Buffalo? 3.17v would be about 3.22v measured with multimeter and that is still very impressive for 253Mhz and 32M :slobber: You are just way too lucky, you know? :D
Impressive stuff you guys are showing here :toast:
Very nice results Kev!:up:
Hehehe...I know what RAM that is and it definately isn't anything GSkill ;) Yup, TRFC11 is pretty crazy. I talked to OPB and he said to try it @ 270. Well, I can now definately say that it's no possible @ 270 :p: . I did try RP@4 and it actually made my times slower :confused:...... C'mon Kev, you know that I can do around the same timings/vdimm as your sticks, now show me if those sticks can run these timings for 32m ;) (even better -> do it on air :p: )Quote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/2...70bh32m3za.jpg
Try slacking your trrd to 2? Might add enough stability. :shrug:
Corsair 3500 is very good RAM. I had a stick that died on me soon after I got it. Pulled the spreaders and they were 313we's - one of the best production weeks for BH5. You need to get a DDR Booster for your Neo2 Plat. I used that board in my preview of the 3800+ Venice and this was what it did @ 3.7Vdimm w/2x256 Kingston PC3500 Bh5 -Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike6969
http://img115.exs.cx/img115/9205/2754wx.jpg
For running TRFC11? I'll try that, but I have a feeling that even if I can get the setting to stick, I won't be able to run any benches. When I try setting TRFC11 with my current settlings, I instantly get a reboot :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Nope...2x256 - CPUz was bugged @ the time of the Venice's release. Max Vdim 24/7? I'd say anywhere from 3.2-3.4, maybe even a little more if your sticks can handle them. I don't even wanna guess how much vdimm it would take to do 250 since every set is different......Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike6969
Ahhh- 3.7 is nothin ;) Old BH-5's can handle voltages like that. If you take a look at my Vdimm on my current 2x512 set, you'll see that I'm also using 3.7 for these as well ;)
hehe you forgot some thing you are not runing 3.7v its more like 3.7+0.1=3.8v the dfi bf4 shows wrong :D check it with a multimeter there the board miss one cap close to the dimms.Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
I have used 3.4v+0.1 = 3.5v now for some days it works fine with a fan over them.
My damn DFI drives me crazy these days.. :slapass:
A few weeks ago i run 273MHz 32M, now it is impossible to take 270MHz 1M.. sometimes it runs with 3,6V then no way with 3,8V.. everyday something new with this board. :stick: :D
thats some amazing scores you are getting with 2x512mb old BH5 s7e9h3n :slobber:
Welcome to the wacky world of the DFI NF4-Boards :p: When I had originally got this memory, I couldn't run the Vdimm over 3.6 on the memory or they would freak out. I just recently popped the sticks back in and they run easily @ 3.7 now :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by GravediggA
Oh, BTW my windows vdimm reading is pretty close to the actual vdimm since this particular board pushes the volatge pretty hard to the memory. For example I arrive @ the 3.7V I'm using right now by setting 3.6V+.03 in bios. If I set 3.6V without the +.03, I get 3.66V in windows......
LOL, if you think about it, whatever we consider "normal" for our overclocked computers is often considered "insane" to the rest of the non-overclocked world. So "insanity" is all relative ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike6969
When you set everything on "auto" you have a better chance of reaching a higher FSB since the memory will default to loose timings. Yeah, you should try to tighten the settings as tight as they will run stable (but unless your sticks are some of the best sticks ever made, I doubt that they will be able to run the EXACT same timings as mine on the MSI board). Just make sure that you set your memory speed to 200 or 1:1 otherwise your sticks will boot @ 217Mhz max......
Steve, were you talking about like these two? they were all done over 270 with tight as hell timing.:p
http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/7707/3835pi1m6hd.gif
http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/2418/37828m2qj.gif
Woah, those are some fast times....well if you don't factor in the multiplier, my sticks can match that 1m @ 274 and they're tighter @ 32m than your 4m @ 270 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
ya, that's why you gotta set trrd as 2 match RP as 5 for best stability and not lose any performance;), at that moment, tight timing is NOT helping you out for faster result but just holding your calculation back :D
** also , that's not 4m , that's 8m.. 8m is really a bit tricky than 32m...:D
LOL...ok I'll try that ;) (I knew you weren't telling me something when we were talking about this on the phone)....but still, isn't 32m still harder to run tight than 8m? :p: I know you're gonna show me up pretty soon so I'm just trying to enjoy the moment :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
thats like my old KHX true bh5 (over 3 years old now i think) anyways, on my dfi, before i got rid of that buggy POS, they did 274 2-2-2-7-1t @ 3.5 volts, ran a few benches and a sandra, and took em back down to 225 @ 2.7 volts, i was scurd. but i dont think mine would have been stable enough for those benches man, those are some sweeeeet sticks you got there.