Thanks :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
Im probably going to try a few kits myself, more than likely the crucial value kit next.Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
Toyed around with SPI 32m tonight and so far this setup is killing my ddr2 board in this bench. :)
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p.../superpi32.jpg
Nice results Hoss. BASE or BBSE is where it's at for 24/7 ram IC's.
Which is the best revision in terms of performance and stability when OCing for the DDR2 UD3P/R?
Can someone share the bios template for ocing UD3P version 1.1 with Q9550 @ 500x8.5 and OCZ Reaper PC9200 running @ 2.00D?
Recently I used 10j bios and priming blend beautifuly for 20 hours and suddenly I've got error after that :brick:
My major goal is simple: achieve 4.25Ghz primeable.
TIA, folks.
Are you saying in general or for this board?Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
Very Nice Hoss :clap: \\Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoss331
Yes for Spi32m DDR3 is a killer!
Cryp how does 2x1gb and 2x2gb DDR3 d9GTR sticks play on the EP45T board?Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
All I want for Xmas is to have my board run in dual channel mode :(Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
Next stop...pulling everything out of case and see if I have a grounding issue.
Besides for that my guess would have to be either your MCH is off ref wise a little, or your memory is off a little.. That is about all I can think of besides for the settings in Windows or maybe something is dieing.. I've had this issue when settings were off a little in the BIOS so I think it is that TBH.Quote:
Originally Posted by GOZ
Thanks. :up: I remember a few people posting that the GTRs dont run to well on these boards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
Too bad I wonder if this applies to both 1Gb sticks and 2Gb :shrug: D9GTR is the only DDR3 I got.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoss331
My EP45T UD3P hated my CSX Diablo sticks (PC1600C8 Micron GTR) and Mushkin GTR's PC12800C. The board worked fine with any low voltage DDR3 ram (but I went I7 a long time ago, last bios I had for the EP45T UD3P was F4 or such), Same story for the EP45T UD3LR, can't stabilise the rams over 1700mhz...
You mean the ones for i5? 1.3-1.5vdimm?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
I don't wanna stabilize just do some Spi32m runs! ;)
Yep I5/7 models.. I only have 1.65V dimms here Jor (OCZ Blades and Corsair Dominators), I think the older Samsung IC based dimms work fine too with P45... you are planning on rebenching the Q9650 with P45 DDR3 ?
I really want to try out the G.Skill ECO ddr3 sticks but they are so expensive. Anyone know other alternative modules that use the same low voltage ICs?
Very nice hoss :up: does the board has same vdrop/droop as the UD3P ? It has LLC ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoss331
Cheers
Sergio
I have these waiting for me in the apartment office, I'll pick them up tomorrow and can tell you what IC's they have:Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820144363
1.3v rated voltage.
Been away for a while, tending to xmas events and the like. During this I tried to lower voltages on my 500x9 profile, but have been having a little trouble getting the CPU 500fsb stable again, as it's not even passing the 8K FFT test on the 4th core now. My biggest concern is degradation after going for some of those HWbot rankings, although further adjustment of vtt, refs and skews have helped me get stable again but they're different from my previous stable settings which has baffled me.
Has anyone experienced this kind of behaviour? I'm 90% certain I've been using the same bios as before, but in case I'm wrong could anyone confirm if they've needed different skew/ref/vtt settings amongst different bios versions?
*edit: the settings I got to failed at 12Kfft test - starting to get a little concerned now - hope I haven't damaged it - it's still good @ stock though...
excellent, eager to hear your results.Quote:
Originally Posted by tool_462
Yes Q9560 and the Q9550. Both need to rerun under DDR3 for SPi32m.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
Why not try running them on the RE first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
Its essentially the same as the DDR2 version just with a few extra bios options for the DDR3. It is definitely more picky on the settings it likes to run so im having to relearn this setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
REX requires insane volts to go anywhere with a quad over 500FSB...
I figured it would need more voltage but he already has the setup so why not try it out.
I just got one of these boards and finding that I like it a lot!:clap:
Don't have any Yorks here, just a lowly Q6600. It's running way better than the old AB9 Pro this proc was on.:yepp:
This is at 18 1/2 hours...
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j7...6ghz-1344v.jpg
Lowered the voltage and it's still going good (P95 shown running in the tray).
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j7...6ghz-1296v.jpg
Hey Hoss,Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoss331
True but I'm keeping things separate. The REX is with Duo's and the bench station with Quads (EP45, EP45T, EP45-Extreme).
I have the boards problem is time to set them all up (the EP45T arrives on the 30th). The only ddr3 ram I have is D9GTR so I have to give it a go. When possible send your bios template. :-)
I will try to do that till next Friday.